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All Posts,Nursing School

How to Survive Nursing Clinicals: 8 Tips to Success

posted on : October 29, 2020 posted by : therneducator

Hello friends! Today we are talking about a HUGE component of nursing school. If you are already in nursing school you know exactly what I’m talking about based on this title but those of you who are thinking about nursing school or are in the pre-nursing phase nursing school clinicals make up about 50% of nursing school. It is when you practice everything you learn in lecture…

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All Posts,New Nurse

What You Should Know About Zofran

posted on : October 26, 2020

Hi friends and Happy “Medication Monday”! Welcome back to our learning space. Today we are talking a medication that can seem magical for some…(at least that’s what it feels like when you are feeling nauseous and can’t stop vomiting, ha ha). Meet Ondansetron (Zofran)! Zofran is an anti-emetic that is used to treat nausea and vomiting. Pretty much the go-to…

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All Posts,Nursing Clinicals

5 Amazing IV Insertion Tips Every Nurse Should Know

posted on : October 23, 2020

Hello, hello friends! Jackie here bringing you some great information today. If you are anything like me as a new nurse you probably dreeeeaddd the thought of an IV order. Yes? No? Or was I the only one? Man! Every time I would see an IV order I would start freaking out, overthink and have an internal anxiety attack. IV’s are actually one of THE hardest skills for…

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All Posts,New Nurse

What is EMLA and When Do You Use It?

posted on : October 12, 2020

Hello friends and Happy Medication Monday! Today we are talking Lidocaine and Prilocaine… mixed together you get EMLA, a cream used as a topical anesthetic. Many of you have probably heard of it while others have not so today we will be talking about what is EMLA and when do you use it. What is EMLA? Well, for those of you who want to (or already work) in an…

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All Posts,Pediatric Nursing

How to Take Pediatric Vital Signs

posted on : October 2, 2020

As a pediatric nurse, one of the first things you will realize is that a crying child will not be an easy assessment. Normally in nursing school you are taught to perform a head to toe assessment, and this is definitely the preferred way, however when it comes to children you have to get creative. This is because children can sometimes be fearful of healthcare providers, associating them with &#8220…

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