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Ldrn68

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  1. Ldrn68 replied to Mama101's topic in Ob/Gyn
    Just registered for the May 2017 review course. Thanks for the recomm
  2. Ldrn68 replied to RNMee's topic in Ob/Gyn
    Hi. Warm the baby's foot with a warmer and hold him for a couple of minutes (Gravity is your friend). When doing the PKU even a foot dangle of an inch will help.
  3. I also watched a few YouTube videos from accredited nursing schools and hospitals on initial newborn assessments etc...some of them were great
  4. Hey! Go to National Certification Corporation — Home and everything you need for the exam is either free or inexpensive. I'm older so I gave myself a headstart(thank God) before starting work by taking the intro to EFM at Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses. I've spent less than $100. Good deal
  5. L&D nurse who delivered my son at Stony Brook and had a great experience. You need to feel proud of the team you're part of.
  6. Congrats! Just finishing my orientation in LDRP and the info that helped the must wasn't a book. Go to the NCC website and look/print out the tons of free fetal heart monitoring info... etc. Also AWHONN has tons of info. Make sure that you don't buy classes that are part of your orientation! There is a great free NCC fetal heart racing game that I play online to get ready for my certification exam next month. Have fun

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