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Hello, im a still a fairly new RN in the ED I had a pt come in to the ER with a mass in the third ventricle that was increasing ICP (confirmed by CT), my initial gcs was 11 (E2,V4,M5)and I was during neuro check every 30 min. Beside being Bradycard...

Yes, without any stimulus the pt would either lay in bed without any response or move around in bed every few minutes. Yeah I pray that he was able to get it drained in time. This has me double thinking my GCS scores. Would you give him a 3 then? rea...

I used 4 courses: 1. NCLEX Nursing Tools app- good breakdown for meds, labs, and diagnostics that all nurses should know. 2. Kaplan (good for help on how to answer test questions) 3. Hurst (they do a pretty good content review on the essentials to kn...

I never took a pharm course before nursing school, but I'm sure it wouldn't hurt as long as you don't overdue it. You can endlessly study for pharmacology, there's a whole career on it. As a student nurse, you should be okay with what they are tea...

A mobile app called "NCLEX Nursing Tools," I still use it as an RN in the ER. It's good free app on the mobile stores to help you with pharm, labs, and diagnostics if you need help with that. The website is nclexessentials.barcalabs.com. Best of lu...

I spent no more than 3hrs/day studying/working on assignments. There is an endless amount of information in nursing and in medicine in general. Focus on the basics, and getting through nursing school. You will overwhelm yourself and burn out quickly ...

There are a lot of resources available nowadays too. There's a good free app on the mobile stores to help you with pharm, labs, and diagnostics if you need help with that. Check it out, its called NCLEX Nursing Tools or the website nclexessentials...

Good advice. What I would do, is that I would stop studying the content at least a day before the test. The last day before the test I would only do the questions that are at the end of the chapters we went over and/or questions related to the topic....

My suggestion and what helped me out the most was that I spent no more than 3 hours a day studying or working on assignments and homework. There is an endless amount of information in nursing and in the medical field in general. Focus on the basics, ...

An advice for pharm in general is that you can endlessly study for it, there's a whole career on it. As a student nurse, you should be okay with what they are teaching you in class, the basics, you can iron out all of the small details as you go a...

I made an app, it contains drug classes, drugs associated with the classes (generic and brand name), and all of the information school, clinicals, and the NCLEX required me to know such as MOA's, vitals, labs, common/severe side effects and nursin...

There's a lot of resources out there, and they all have their own qualities. It mostly depends on what you feel you need the most help on, either content review, or test taking strategies, or etc. I have never heard of Happy NCLEX but I passed my n...

There's a lot of resources out there, and they all have their own qualities. It mostly depends on what you feel you need the most help on, either content review, or test taking strategies, or etc. I never tried Khan academy, so I can't help you the...

I dont think you need a tutor, just my opinion.There's a lot of resources out there, and they all have their own qualities. It mostly depends on what you feel you need the most help on, either content review, or test taking strategies, or etc. I us...

I never took a pharm course before nursing school, but I'm sure it wouldn't hurt as long as you don't overdue it. You can endlessly study for pharmacology, there's a whole career on it. As a student nurse, you should be okay with what they are teachi...

You can endlessly study for pharmacology, there's a whole career on it. As a nurse, you should be okay with what they are teaching you in class but it's always good to have good resources to help you along the way if your pharm course is not really...

You can endlessly study for pharmacology, there's a whole career on it. As a student nurse, you should be okay with what they are teaching you in class, the basics, you can iron out all of the small details as you go along. There's a free app on t...

I wouldn't call yourself a failure, I think you might be overthinking it all . There is a high percentage of first time passing rates for the NCLEX, something over 85%. Getting through nursing school is a much tougher task than passing the NCLEX, a...

I wouldn't call yourself a failure, I think you might be overthinking the questions. There is a high percentage of first time passing rates for the NCLEX, something over 85%. Getting through nursing school is a much tougher task than passing the NCLE...

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Being out of school for that long you might benefit from taking review course that covers the basics all over again. Other than that, I would say to focus on familiarizing yourself with nursing style test questions. That helped me out the most. Nurs...

You can endlessly study for pharmacology, there's a whole career on it. As a student nurse, you should be okay with what they are teaching you in class, the basics, you can iron out all of the small details as you go along. I made an app, it conta...

You can endlessly study for pharmacology, there's a whole career on it. As a student nurse, you should be okay with what they are teaching you in class, the basics, you can iron out all of the small details as you go along. I made an app, it contai...

Disclaimer about myself, I graduated with a 3.5 from nursing and I am the type of person who needs to know the reasoning behind everything, which as many you know in nursing is an impossible task to accomplish during our schooling. I used 4 courses: ...