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Tuesday, December 17, 2013

Nurse Practice Tip: Treating Hyperkalemia-The Glucose & Insulin Shuffle. Renee Thompson, @RTconnections

Nurse Practice Tip: Treating Hyperkalemia-The Glucose & Insulin Shuffle. @RTconnections:"When I teach clinical seminars, I always, always talk about fluid and electrolytes. One of my favorite things to talk about is potassium. In particular, how we treat hypo and hyperkalemia. In the next few blog posts, I'm going to map out some of the most common treatments for hyperkalemia - starting with glucose and insulin."
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Renee Thompson
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Wednesday, December 4, 2013

Do I Need My #BSN To Be Self-Employed? @PatBemis @TheYoganurse #NNBA2013

Do I Need My #BSN To Be Self-Employed? @PatBemis @TheYoganurse #NNBA2013:"Do I need my BSN to be self-employed? The answer is no. Formal degrees are always helpful, but not necessary in the business word. Your RN gives you the license to be self-employed and practice the knowledge and skills you received from your nursing education."
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Tuesday, November 19, 2013

What do I need to know in order to be successful in nursing school? @patbemis @sagemountainED @AngilTarach @MaureenSRN @Bchildsrn

1. What do I need to know in order to be successful in nursing school?. Nursing Students FAQ (Thank you Bethany!)

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Andrew Lopez Where to start #Organization, #WorkEthic,#CommonSense, #Compassion, #Empathy Andrew Lopez

September 17 at 5:47pm · Like · 1
Maureen Sullivan #Organization and most importantly.........a balance between school and family.

September 17 at 7:53pm · Unlike · 3
Laura Baldwin ....and visualize yourself graduating.

September 17 at 9:09pm · Unlike · 2
Clara Reyes de Miranda I concur with Andrew and Maureen and I would add, 1) WATCH other nurses when you are rotating, look at the qualities you wish to emulate, "see" the kind of nurse you want to be 2) when you are doing practice questions do a few at a time and make sure you know WHY each wrong answer is wrong and WHY the right answer is right Congrats on desiring a powerful and nobel profession

September 18 at 10:31am via mobile · Unlike · 2
Andrew Lopez Yes, it is usually not hard to find the ones that are "more receptive" to new #nurses, those that remember what it is like to just start out. Gravitate towards those that will take you under their wing. We are out here

September 18 at 9:07pm · Like · 1
Patricia Bemis Stay focused and if something you are taught or told doesn't seem right, do your own research to find the answer from official sources. Always go to the source. Your instructor is not the source. Don't try to educate your instructor or other students. Educate yourself.

September 19 at 7:36am via mobile · Like · 3
Bethany Derricott Above all else, be humble and willing to learn. It doesn't matter if you are right out of high school or coming from the corporate world...when you enter nursing school, everyone is equal and must be willing learn for the sake of patient care.

September 24 at 1:42am via mobile · Unlike · 2
Angil Tarach-Ritchey #1 commitment
# 2 empathy
#3 perseverance...See More

September 24 at 8:02pm via mobile · Unlike · 2
Andrew Lopez Need to develop a "nurse" face, and a "poker" face

September 25 at 11:55am · Like · 2
Barbara Childs You really need to concentrate on documentation because that is where I see that many nurses are deficient.

September 25 at 10:54pm · Like