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I’ve always seemed to struggle with math and I wonder if that’s going to really effect me if I take classes aimed at nursing. Sometimes I think I may not be able to pass what’s going to be thrown at me if I decide to go into nursing
The reason why I’m asking this here is because I feel it is terrible for them to wear them even if they are in their own scrubs and have to change into hospital ones in able to go into the operating room or pacu or operating hallway. Even husbands or partners have to wear hospital [...]
nursing shoes they want to sell or do they know where I can order them? I have looked online and cant find a dealer? I want the original Klogs!
I am 23 years old and have been married for a little over a year. I am 1 semester away from graduating nursing school and I will be a RN. My husband has a BA (4 year degree) in history and plans on going to more school next year to become a teacher. [...]
around in scrubs (just regular ones that are colorful, not the uniform ones we wear to clinicals). Will I look foolish if I wear one of my old sets on the first day of class? I used to wear them to class when I was working that night.
Im 15 & will be 16 on Christmas.
I already volunteer in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (My mom is a RN; in the NICU)
When I am older I want to be a Neonatologist/Pediatric Doctor.
I know 8 years of school (including medical school) than 6 years of Residency. But this is my dream. I want to [...]
I have been a cna(nurses assistant)for over 2 years. I realize now that there are no old cna’s. It is not a job you can plan on retiring from. It is very physical and requires a lot of strength. I want to go to ivy tech for an lpn licnese becuase I am pretty sure [...]
Nurses and English teachers, if you can respond also that would be great. thanx
“Nursing is the essence of caring and all that it embodies”, as said by *MSN, RN, CNS. Nursing is a profession of immense responsibility. Nurses are the primary caregivers throughout the patient’s experience. They are counselors and advocates to the patient. Consequently, [...]
I heard this the other day from experience and it alarmed me right to the core. As a nurse, drawing someones blood and dealing with body fluids, I didn’t know that I do now have the right to know if someone has a contageous disease. Including HIV, hepititis, anything I could catch with a needle [...]
I also did research on LPNs and so I read that you can have a high school diploma.. Do you thik that is my best bet then?
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