Ok I have only asked/answerd a few questions in here but there are numerous people who DONT answer your questions and just leave links saying “nursing is good but make money doing this” and give a link? Anyone else fed up with that?
I have been reporting it every time I see it because I want answers not some scam!
This is my first practice nurse care plan and our group decided that Eating was more important to deal with first. A little background on example pt. The woman is surg post op 6 weeks for glioma. She is 57 yrs of age and has lost 7 lbs in 6 weeks. She is not interested in eating and is wearing a wig. She is not responding to laxatives. Do you think dealing with the eating problem is more important than constipation?
I need nursing interventions and expected out comes on an infant with a cephalohematoma I own the care plan book but nothing is directed on infants……I need help with this
I am a RN w/ associates degree and want to be a NP. There are accelerated programs offering RN to MSN without obtaining a BSN. But I am wondering if not having the BSN first makes you less desirable to employers. The schools offering the accelerated programs are very good schools like the University of Michigan.
Hello, I am starting my nursing clinicals and I will be on a tele floor. I am nervous because I don’t have the strongest clinical skills due to lack of experience. I know patients on this floor are monitored carefully and even have cameras in every room to monitor all care. I was hoping someone would be able to tell me specific things to watch out for or some procedures I should review before starting. Any information would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
Hi I would Like to know what do we need in order to enroll for RN (registered Nurse) program? GED, degree etc. Please I have looked for this answer all over the web, but no luck. Please Help!!!?!!
Are there any colleges or Universities in Maryland that are good schools for nursing? It doesn’t have to be a nursing school.
I specifically asked to have an appointment with a psychiatrist and was given an appointment with a “RN BSN”. I assume this is a highly specialized degree but am I mistaken in my assumption that a “RN BSN” is not a psychiatrist.
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