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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.
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We wear scrubs because they are more practical than the old white uniform dress with stockings. Nurses have to be able to move easily, lift patients, get dirty, etc. Scrubs are cheap, comfortable, and easy to clean (or dispose of) if dirty.
Floral scrubs are a personal choice based on the individual nurse’s taste [...]
my friends thinks you have to be a CNA before you can be concidered for RN school…please prove him wrong and tell me that you don’t have to be a CNA….god i hope i’m right…
I’m a sophomore in high school and planning on either going to BYU or the U of U. I’m thinking seriously about becoming a registered nurse, and I was wondering if there are any classes in high school that I can take, or online college courses that I can do so I can get a [...]
I have been accepted into Pre-health of a local community college, but there is no guarantee I will be able to get into the RN program there. Should I try for my LPN first and then transition into the RN? What seems to work the best nowadays? Thanks to [...]
i want to be a rn, but i dont want to go to college. i just want to go to a technical school and become a RN, is that possible? or do i have to get basics, and a college degree first??
i will be starting to do the 2 year RN program and i was just wondering…
I graduated a couple of months ago, and recently acquired my state license to practice as an LPN. I do plan to go back to school to finish my bachelor’s and take the NCLEX-RN eventually. (Hopefully registering for night classes again this fall).
I’m especially interested in working in an Oncology department at a [...]
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