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I was reading this book and it said that RN's with an ADN degree is an assistant to RN's with their BSN. Is this true?

Thanks for your help.

:kiss

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Ummmm..... nope.

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Darn double posts. I didnt think that sounded right but I just wanted to make sure because I will be starting an ADN program soon.

THanks

Kelly

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Is there a way to get rid of a double post?

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Nope. Unless you PM a moderator and ask them to delete it.

It will just slip away..... :D

Heather

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Well sorry about that

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No reason to be sorry! It takes some messing around a bit to figure these boards out!

Welcome!

Heather

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Thank you. I have been lurking for a while and I gotta say you crack me up!

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Originally posted by kjseam

I was reading this book and it said that RN's with an ADN degree is an assistant to RN's with their BSN. Is this true?

Thanks for your help.

:kiss

what, pray tell, book what that? I want to read this for myself. And the answer would be NO!:( OH and welcome to the boards.

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Wonder if thats the book that stated in Nursing duties of Darning Drs socks and scrubbing the floors for $.02 a day.

Is there a title to the book that you would like to share, I have a good friend that would love to read it and I would love to watch her read it and watch her spit her coffee out lol.

Zoe

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disclsaimer..( with early apologies to friends :D )

RN...real nurse

BSN....bull sh*t nurse

:p

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No,

but I did read on one website that an RN ADN is considered a "technical" nurse while BSN's are considered professional. I don't agree with it though.

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