mursewanabe

I am not complaining if there is no other choice fine but why should I be made to use my non dominant hand if i don't have to ........it's like having a tool for both left ANd right handed people and forcing me to use the right. I did not want to make a big deal about this I just wanted to get some info on how things go elsewhere. Never mind This was the wrong place to ask questions

I may just be a little ticket off from sociology class trying to make us think the doctors want to oppress us ..... I get the thing about my adapting It's really only about the tests. ...the teacher told me it would be harder for me because I'm a lefty. It doesn't seem fair. I just wanted to see if anyone had this same problem.

First year bsn student Today I was learning how to do a abdoninal exam and the teacher told me i had to conduct the exam from the right side for all the tests...... The problem is I am left handed and it is not comfortable to do some of the exams like feeling the liver under the ribcage . Should I try to fight this or is it pointless?

so here is the story I am a 34 year old man who has just realized that he wants to be a nurse! I have a wife and three kids and we all live in Israel . my wife works in stem cell research and I have been working in the family business till now. recently the grant that was funding my wife's job has started to dry up and I am fed up with working for my dad. we are all US citizens and we were thinking that we could move back to the S F bay area and I could study nursing. I have wanted to become a RN for a long time but was always talked out of it . here are the questions: since time is of the essence ,do you think that earning an ADN is enough as a start if I go for the BSN after I start working? is it possible to help support the family during my studies? any other info that you think would help would be great thanks