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  1. Is Phlebotomy taught in Nursing school?

    We only spent one week of Lab learning CNA skills....and that was more than
  2. Is Phlebotomy taught in Nursing school?

    Wow that stinks. We did all of that first year, so we were able to then practice those skills in clinicals for the next two years (3 year
  3. Is having a ADN useless these days?

    Attacks? Disagreeing with your post is an attack? Here I thought this was a discussion board where folks commented on each other's posts. So yes, you have an ADN in nursing. That's fantastic, no...
  4. Is having a ADN useless these days?

    Engineering is tough, because I don't think I've seen an ADN in Engineering. But how about Accounting? I doubt an employer who was looking for someone with a BS in Accounting would accept a person...
  5. Is having a ADN useless these days?

    I wasn't talking about non-nursing coursework, I need to do that as well, I'm saying I have a full year of 10 - 12 credits per term of nursing coursework that isn't offered in the ADN
  6. Is having a ADN useless these days?

    The statement that a bachelors in business administration and an ADN is equivalent to a nursing bachelors is assuming that the only difference between a nursing ADN and Bachelors is GE. My program...
  7. How difficult did you find pharmacology?

    We took Pharm during our program, at the same time we were taking our pathphys class. So, pharm for me was less about just memorizing drug flash cards, and more about connecting the mechanism of...
  8. A friend had one of those, she switched back to a backpack as well. The double wheels made it easier to pull up the stairs, but she was still pulling up that weight. Now, I'm speaking about a good...
  9. Is having a ADN useless these days?

    Requiring a BS would not exclude all 2nd career folks. I'm a second career person entering into nursing.....through a Bachelors
  10. I had a rolling backpack and found that my back was more weary after using the rolling bag than when I used my good quality backpack. My guess as to why is that I'm on a multilevel campus. So, there...
  11. Is having a ADN useless these days?

    It's a shame there wasn't a better RN - BSN program available to
  12. Apply hydrogen?? It was my understandng that the "hydro" part of the name dealt with water/moisture....how does one "apply"
  13. For me, I can't imagine that to be the case. School is harder than the real world, because no matter what I do while working......I still get to go home and not have to do it there as well. Work...
  14. Of course?? Sorry, didn't think I was being
  15. Huh? I didn't say they did leave a patient soiled. Here's the quote: I failed my first CPNE clinical because I cleaned up a mentally challenged adult who was lying in dried feces. My assignment...
  16. Quick dumb question about ABC's

    I'm just a student, but my first question is....how is their breathing? If they're breathing fine (I would include being tachypneic as a normal for that situation), then I would move on to C...and...
  17. i know this is old, but just wanted to say that as a nursing student, i would have been failed if i left a patient in their own feces....no matter my
  18. My university encouraged us to do our prereqs at community colleges. Unless an admissions counselor at the program you're interested in has said that.....I would disregard
  19. Do Nurses ever receive any recognition?

    yeah, but that's not recognition.....that's advertising. They're saying there's a new Doc in town, so that he/she can build up their practice. The press release from the hospital is a win/win for the...
  20. Good point, I wouldn't have applied to the traditional program there either with the same concern. I've yet to see an accelerated program with the kind of clinical hours I prefer though. Which is...
  21. Right, the Accelerated program (what we were talking about) had 140 hours, and the traditional program (what murphlyle was comparing her program to) was 104. I was clear, and used the number I...
  22. 700 in one area, or
  23. Titers or vaccines?

    We had to either get a booster or show a titer. (For Hep series, we needed to get the series or show a
  24. Is Phlebotomy taught in Nursing school?

    Phlebotomy was one of the lab skills taught in my program, it wasn't a separate course. I did feel prepared enough to draw blood in the ED during clinicals
  25. I guess my concern would be the condensed clinical hours. I'd be ticked if I only had 140 hours of med surge clinicals and only 210 hours of preceptorship. (In my traditional BS program we have 230...