powerRN91

I can't remember, it was over 2 years ago

I know it isn't helpful but to be honest, I didn't study for the entrance HESI exam. Most of the questions they ask are basic. I scored a 90

Nursing is not the profession for you

Wow your post is really eye-opening

Completely agree

Can u pm with some more information about your hospital? thanks I would appreciate it

Hi nicuguy, do you mind sending me a pm with some more information about your hospital?I can't send PM's yet.. Thanks

hi guy in babyland, what state are u in?

Hi everyone, I just graduated from the PBSC evening/weekend program in aug 2015. if you have any questions feel free to ask

Awesome, I will keep everything in mind.. And my nurse does show me a lot of things but I think its important to get different perspectives/resources

Awesome, I will keep everything in mind.. And my nurse does show me a lot of things but I think its important to get different perspectives/resources

Cayenne06, that's exactly what I was referring to.. Thanks for the replies everyone

I am currently in the middle of my preceptorship. I am well aware of the rights of medication administration.. I guess i should've been more specific. For example I have seen an antibiotic set for 30 min, when it runs out, a flush syringe is set in place at the same rate to push the rest of the drug through the tubing. Or flushing a med through the ng tube with air or fluid.. Things like that are what I was referring to.. Thanks for the reply

Does anyone know of any books or websites that explain/describe how to administer medications in the NICU? For example, administering meds through NG tube or PIV. I'm pretty much looking for tricks of the trade, things you can only learn through experience. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Oh I see. I guess that's out of the question... I graduate in August with my ADN and am looking for a NICU position. And I also plan on enrolling in a bsn program asap. Being a male I've yet to see another in a NICU down here in florida