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  1. Recert FNP-C in Texas (Help Please)

    tbaughm replied to medic11012002's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

    Yes, it makes sense that requirements are waived for the initial licensure renewal. I was only commenting on the confusion between recertifying and state licensure renewal by the

  2. Recert FNP-C in Texas (Help Please)

    tbaughm replied to medic11012002's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

    I think you are confusing FNP recertification and renewing your APRN licensure. They are two separate requirements for practice. Renewing your license with the state BON is every 2 years and requires...

  3. DEA issue

    tbaughm replied to yymm's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

    In Texas, you get prescriptive authority from the BON then you and the physician complete the delegation with the medical board. Once the delegation is complete, you apply for DPS and then finally...

  4. Clinical commute

    tbaughm replied to turnforthenurse's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    In the Houston area there should be no need to drive that far for clinicals. What area of town are you in and what school are you attending? PM me if you want and I may be able to

  5. Fitzgerald Review?

    tbaughm replied to psych.nurse's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    There are many threads on this subject, so I would search this site for more information. I went with the online and CD reviews because I could complete them at my own pace and rewatch as needed. I...

  6. APRN co-own business - Texas

    tbaughm replied to buck14587's topic in Advanced Practice

    I would try the Texas Medical Board. As smd2521 posted, we were told in class that NPs are not allowed to partner with MDs in

  7. Diabetes screening at local Walmart

    tbaughm replied to nurselove757's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    Neither test requires fasting, but the A1c takes closer to 10 minutes for results. Since individuals shopping would be unlikely to want to wait 10 minutes for results, the random glucose would be more...

  8. Figuring out pay

    tbaughm replied to MadpeysRN's topic in California Nursing

    California...the bankrupt

  9. Background

    tbaughm replied to cmcgifford's topic in Licensure: Criminal History

    I believe for employment background checks potential employers can only see convictions and not arrests. State boards can see

  10. How would you interpet this order?

    tbaughm replied to dudette10's topic in General Nursing

    It really has to do with the hospital interpretation of the order, but if the practitioner really wants it to be every 12 hours then he/she should write

  11. BS in psychology and pursuing ADN

    tbaughm replied to razzle08's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

    Getting you ADN is not at all a waste if that's how you need to get your nursing degree. I would definitely think about doing an RN-BSN at some point though so you will have more choices of...

  12. CC to university transfer question

    tbaughm replied to estoque's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

    Yes, there are 4 semesters of nursing in both BSN and ADN, so if you are able it makes sense to go directly for the BSN. Doing an ADN is usually driven by family, economics, proximity,

  13. CC to university transfer question

    tbaughm replied to estoque's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

    If you are going directly into the university nursing program and have finished all prereqs/general ed as required by the specific university, it should take only 2 more years at the

  14. What am I qualified to do? OTHER THAN FLOOR NURSING!!

    tbaughm replied to Shackna13's topic in First Year After Licensure

    I agree with previous post...nurse educator would likely be a good fit for

  15. New grad offer, need input

    tbaughm replied to eftxrnpnp's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

    25-30 patients in 7 hours is 14-17 minutes per patient without taking a break. I agree with prior posts. You will be working like a mad-person and the productivity bonus is completely

  16. Formulating PICO question

    tbaughm replied to alyssanicc's topic in General Students

    Population: individuals undergoing chemo Intervention: dietary changes (more specific?) Comparison: no dietary changes/chemo only Outcome: survival rate In patients undergoing chemo, do those who have...

  17. Nursing Diagnosis Help

    tbaughm replied to KrCmommy522's topic in Nursing Student Assistance

    There should be several "at risk for" diagnoses you can use for a post-op patient with no kidneys. You don't need any lab results for those. Also, the pain diagnosis that you started out with is...

  18. Help! i need examples of case study nursing process

    tbaughm replied to Leon Canady's topic in Nursing Student Assistance

    Just pick a chief complaint and go from there. You can do

  19. Getting in with poor grades but high test scores.

    tbaughm replied to jr307's topic in School, College Programs

    I agree. Do some pre-reqs at a 2-year college to establish a good gpa and then your high school gpa won't

  20. Nursing Diagnosis Help

    tbaughm replied to KrCmommy522's topic in Nursing Student Assistance

    I am thinking fluid and electrolytes. How would these be

  21. Why to give fat-soluble vitamins for cholecystitis

    tbaughm replied to mc-escher's topic in Nursing Student Assistance

    Welcome:)

  22. Why to give fat-soluble vitamins for cholecystitis

    tbaughm replied to mc-escher's topic in Nursing Student Assistance

    Yes, can't absorb the vitamins as well because of decreased bile and decreased absorption of fats, so are at risk for

  23. Why to give fat-soluble vitamins for cholecystitis

    tbaughm replied to mc-escher's topic in Nursing Student Assistance

    I think you answered your own

  24. Lonestar-Kingwood Immunizations

    tbaughm replied to LizFrank's topic in School, College Programs

    If you are pretty sure you haven't the hep B vaccines, just start the series and get the titers for the

  25. Should I let my interviewer know that I had failed the NCLEX twice before passing?

    tbaughm replied to nursechansey's topic in Job Search, Interview, Resume

    No way you should volunteer that...just explain there were some unfortunate circumstances that prevented you from getting your license initially...personal circumstances and now you are thankful and...