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PCURN22

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  1. FNP Students-When to have a baby?

    PCURN22 replied to KyIaFutureDNP's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    No, I went to Misericordia University in PA. But yes, from what I understand about PA school I think it would be a lot more difficult to juggle having a newborn. The nice thing about NP programs is...

  2. FNP Students-When to have a baby?

    PCURN22 replied to KyIaFutureDNP's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    So, it sounds like my program was set up a bit differently...mine is spread out over three years, with 8 semesters total, and six clinical rotations. But I got pregnant going into my final year in the...

  3. Nurses who don't have the "passion"

    PCURN22 replied to My_toe_sis's topic in General Nursing

    I think it was a little of both for me...I had always felt a pull towards helping others, and I had considered becoming a nurse since I was a kid. But honestly my "passion" was always music...I was a...

  4. Pregnant, scared, emetophobe, nursing student

    PCURN22 replied to Zerocks's topic in General Nursing

    That's a very difficult phobia to have, especially as a nurse. From the symptoms you're describing, it sounds like you may have some kind of additional anxiety/panic disorder (just a guess, I'm not...

  5. Subtle deterioration on the floor

    PCURN22 replied to Lev's topic in General Nursing

    I currently work in a PCU, so I guess this algorithm technically doesn't apply to me. In my hospital system, we have an "Early Warning Score" that automatically populates when vital signs and GCS are...

  6. Nursing student asks nurses the question..

    PCURN22 replied to 2bNurseDR.T's topic in General Nursing

    *i meant instructors sign STUDENTS into the computer, not patients =/

  7. Nursing student asks nurses the question..

    PCURN22 replied to 2bNurseDR.T's topic in General Nursing

    I've been an RN for a little over five years, so I feel like I understand both sides of this. I do remember my clinical experiences and sure, some of the nurses were rude to us for no reason. However,...