UK nurse trying to pass NCLEX

Nursing Students NCLEX

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Any othe UK nurses out there, and what are you using to study for this?

Any helpful info from anyone......

Thanks for the link. I typed in title and author I was given earlier on numerous websites including Amazon, and nothing came back.

Title was slightly different...:bowingpur

Now I have Saunders and this one to expand my knowledge!

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Specializes in Surgical HDU, Med, IDU.

:coollook::coollook:

Oops sorry.. my bad..... hope you can get the book.....by the way, I didn't mean that you would get tested on this book, but on delegation, and priority.:bugeyes::bugeyes:

Wishing you well...

aggy b

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Thanks RGN Scot!

I trained in Aberdeen in 1990 qualified RGN, after completing Bridging course.

Where did you do your training?:coollook:

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Specializes in Surgical HDU, Med, IDU.
Thanks RGN Scot!

I trained in Aberdeen in 1990 qualified RGN, after completing Bridging course.

Where did you do your training?:coollook:

HI THERE,

Well, I trained in lanarkshire health board... now nhs lanarkshire..... I worked in monklands... I see its on the news cos of this swine flu..... lol

I worked in the ID UNIT... Did surgical hdu before that...... I started my training in 1975, but didnt sit my finals..

got married, had family ...got divorced... and then made decision to go back to nursing... so here I am.... I was a p2000 student...1995:yeah::yeah::yeah:

take care ....aggb

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So, this is my next question...

I am working through Delegation book suggested (and Kaplan), both very good.

Could you in a nut shell clarify delegation duties RN/LPN/nursing assistant?

With not having worked in US, need clarification.

I have read the State Practice Act as suggested in Delegation book, which suggests...

RN- unstable, pt need assessing etc

LPN- stable pts, (unsure re IV, blood trans)

NA- physical bodily functions. However, it also implies that some NA with further training can do IV, meds etc?

(In UK, RN ans EN could do IV, blood trans, meds. NA only washing etc.)

Further advice appreciated, although I am sure the more I get through this book it will help.

:coollook:

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Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.

My understanding in general LPNs can not do blood transfusions. They also can not assess and teach.

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So, what about admitting, they need to assess there?

If not tasks above, what roles/tasks can they do?

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Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.

Let me get my thinking cap on and will write something later :) They are a lot different that EN's :)

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Are you taking the exam for RN or LPN? When you get the Saunders book, make sure you get the edition for the NCLEX exam you will be taking. Good luck on the exam.

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taking the RN - thanks

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Specializes in Surgical HDU, Med, IDU.
taking the RN - thanks
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HI... Just reading your post... not been on in a couple days..

I answered in your other post........i,ll pm you with my email addy.. are you still in the uk.????

aggy b:D

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