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Nursing Unveiled
Добавлен 7 июн 2020
Welcome to Nursing Unveiled! My name is Ashley, and I am a BSN, RN. During my time as a nursing student, I was a nursing mentor and a faculty-selected tutor for students in subjects, such as patho/pharm/NCLEX. I really fell in love with supporting students throughout the years, and I hope to continue doing that through social media platforms!
In addition, I have been a float CNA at a hospital for 3.5 years, and I love to share what I have learn over the years as a CNA with all of you.
If you have any nursing-related questions, feel free to message me, follow me on instagram, and subscribe to my channel! I can't wait to be a part of your journey!
In addition, I have been a float CNA at a hospital for 3.5 years, and I love to share what I have learn over the years as a CNA with all of you.
If you have any nursing-related questions, feel free to message me, follow me on instagram, and subscribe to my channel! I can't wait to be a part of your journey!
NCLEX Prep | How to Prep for NCLEX (Part 3- Number of Practice Questions Before NCLEX)
In this video, I am addressing my HIGHLY most asked question "How many questions should I practice before taking NCLEX?" along with the approach that I believe is the best way to get the most out of your practice questions. Oftentimes, I hear students discussing we need to complete a certain number of practice questions before taking the NCLEX, and as a result, students are lead to believe that is the ONLY focus to studying the NCLEX.
Today I am clearing some of the misconceptions, giving you some advice, and also what I believe is the average number of questions you should aim for before NCLEX all while doing it in the right mindset to possibly change the way you study.
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Today I am clearing some of the misconceptions, giving you some advice, and also what I believe is the average number of questions you should aim for before NCLEX all while doing it in the right mindset to possibly change the way you study.
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NCLEX Prep | How to Prep for NCLEX (Part 2- Tips and Resources to Create a Study Binder)
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.3 года назад
When it comes to studying for NCLEX, not everyone can just "wing it". Even if you can "wing it", a little organization can go a long way in your studies. In this video, I show you materials, resources, tips, and my very own study binder to help you prepare for your own study binder so you can streamline your studying. RESOURCES MENTIONED: Saunder's Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-RN Examinat...
NCLEX Prep | How to Prep for NCLEX (Part 1- Study Plan, Tips, Resources)
Просмотров 2,7 тыс.3 года назад
When it comes to studying for the NCLEX, it can seem like an overwhelming, impossible task considering the amount of information we need to study, retain, AND apply to answering questions. In this video, I will break down resources I personally recommend, what I did to prep for my NCLEX exam, and I'll also give you an example calendar outline on how to best manage your time until your exam base...
How to Get your Foot in the Door at a Hospital
Просмотров 5533 года назад
In this week's video, I'll be talking about ways to get yourself prioritize in the hospital hiring systems. As new grads, especially in the state of California, it is exceptionally hard for new grads to have a job in a hospital right from the start. This video is meant mainly for those who aim to pursue a career in a medically-related field: nurse, doctors, (speech/OT/PT) therapists, etc, and y...
Peds Home Health | What's it like and PROs and CONs
Просмотров 7 тыс.3 года назад
In this video, I tell you everything I know about Peds Home Health Nursing: general info to home health; what's it like; pros and cons; and questions to ask employers. In nursing school, home health clinical is not presented to everyone and oftentimes there are a number of questions we hope to get answers to before jumping into this field. I started Peds Home Health as a new grad and hope to he...
Tips on How to Get Into a Nursing Program
Просмотров 4054 года назад
#tipsonhowtogetintoanursingprogram #nursing school #nursing In this video, I will talk about all the tips and advice I have learned through personal experience on how to get into a nursing program in the United States. I remember few years back when I was trying to enter into a nursing program I felt lost and hopeless because I tried everything I could to enter into a nursing program and nothin...
How to Study and Survive Nursing School
Просмотров 1614 года назад
In nursing school, we are always bombarded left and right with classes, clinicals, assignments, and other priorities in which it leaves us feeling like we have no time to study and no time to ourselves. I'm here to tell you there are ways to go get around nursing school without feeling like you are drowning in nursing school 24/7. In this video, I will tell you exactly the ways I go about navig...
How to Ace Your NEW GRAD Nurse Interview in 2020
Просмотров 1394 года назад
2020 has presented a lot of challenges in the healthcare profession, and one of these challenges is interviewing while ensuring public health safety is not jeopardize. In this video, I talk about a very popular method nurse recruiters are using and that is video interviews. Although video interviews are a great alternative and people can stay within the comfort of their own homes, there are a l...
Everything You Need to Know About Creating a Nurse Portfolio
Просмотров 10 тыс.4 года назад
Preparing for a nurse interview goes beyond the resume and the interview prep, especially if it is an in-person interview. The secret to landing that dream nursing job can sometimes lie in a nurse portfolio. In this video, I will talk about the purpose of the nurse portfolio, how to create and organize one- along with some important tips on letter of recommendations, and what you need to be awa...
How to Pass NCLEX | Do's and Dont's Before and On the Day of NCLEX Exam | Pearson VUE Trick?
Просмотров 7684 года назад
Majority of us have a rough time the day before and on the day of NCLEX exam. The nerves kick in and we do not know if there is more we can do. As a result, this can lead to some poor decisions for some people. In this video, I will give you some advice on what to do and don't do the day before and on the day of your NCLEX exam that my colleagues and myself learned through this period of our li...
Pass NCLEX | Tips + Topics You MUST Know On The Week of Your NCLEX Exam
Просмотров 15 тыс.4 года назад
As NCLEX is nearing for many of you, we will talk about some tips and advice on how you should prepare yourself on the week of NCLEX to maximize your study time and keep yourself mentally sane. Also, I included a list of some of the most highly yield NCLEX topics you MUST know before you take your exam. Many of us feel like we know some material and don't at the same time nearing the time of ou...
Pass NCLEX | How to Ace your NCLEX While Traveling + On-The-Go | NCLEX Tips + My Experience
Просмотров 6294 года назад
In today's video, I'll be discussing the possibility of taking a vacation while still studying for NCLEX-RN exam. Oftentimes, we hear professors/ peers/ colleagues telling us we should not take a vacation from the time we graduate to the time we take our NCLEX-RN because it may interfere with the study process, which is true to some degrees; however, it does not mean it isn't impossible to bala...
NCLEX-RN Prep - Kaplan or Uworld | My Experience and Tips | Incorporating Kaplan Predictor
Просмотров 13 тыс.4 года назад
In this video, I'll be going over what my experiences were like using both platforms and what are some pros and cons of each platform during the time when I was prepping for NCLEX-RN. I will also go over some tips for those of you who are required to take Kaplan Predictor Exam for nursing school exiting exam, and how to incorporate it into your NCLEX prep. In addition, I will also tell you the ...
Things I Wish I Knew Before Becoming a CNA (Part 2 - How to Have a Successful Shift)
Просмотров 16 тыс.4 года назад
In today's video I talk about tips and tricks to how I save time working at a hospital. Oftentimes when we are new, we feel lost as to how to navigate among a variety of tasks. As a result, we end up using more time because we are unfamiliar how to efficiently complete several tasks in one time. Other times we may end up putting our patients at risk because we were called in to assist a patient...
Things I Wish I Knew Before Becoming a CNA (Part 1)
Просмотров 70 тыс.4 года назад
In today's video, we will discuss about the things to watch out for before going into the field of becoming a CNA what are some of the ways to better prepare yourself. The reality to being a CNA what the pros, cons, tips and advice I learned from my time being a CNA. Hopefully this video enables you to set realistic expectations for yourself and for your job, thus helping you come to a conclusi...
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Thank you for this video! I am starting my CNA class next month God willing 💖🙏 I want to share that God loves you so so much ❤️ the bad news is we have all sinned by breaking His commandments (worshiping other false gods, making idols, taking the Lords name in vain, not keeping the Sabbath, dishonoring parents, murder, adultery, stealing, lying, coveting, and more.) Sin is the reason we die and it is makes us deserving of punishment in hell. But God loves us so much that He sent Jesus His Son, who is One with God, so that we can be saved through Him. Jesus died on a cross and was treated terribly. He died to pay for our sins in our place. Jesus is sinless, He gave Himself as the sacrifice for us. Jesus rose from the dead on the third day, defeating death 🙌 John 3:16 in the Bible says “For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.” If anyone repents and places their faith in Jesus, they will be saved 💕💕 repent means to have a change of mind; we realize we have done evil against God, which leads to turning away from sin and turning to Jesus ✝️ when we place our faith in Jesus we trust that He died for our sins and rose again, we trust in Him alone for our salvation and as Lord 🩷 the Bible is Gods word; the books of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John in the Bible have Jesus’s teachings on how to follow Him, His amazing miracles, the death He dies to save us through Him, and His resurrection 🩷🩷 God bless you!
A feeder? Nice. I'll pass on subscribing, thank you. They are human beings, not "feeders."
Why memorising lab values ? Doesn’t nclex give normal value with questions?
Are you a CNA or a NURSE😂...long way to go in my learning 😮
Thanks a lot for this video. Am a new new CNA and i worked by myself on Saturday after a 4 day orientation. I almost quit. Told my husband nursing is not for me though i want to be a Nurse. After my second day, am beginning to feel just a little bit comfortable. The fear and nervousness is going down a bit, just a bit. Hopefully, in a couple of weeks, months, i should be able to overcome all of these.
Muy real
Thank you for sharing your experience ❤
Get out of San Francisco 💯 it’s a mess !
See there are pros and cons to everything in life, when you work for a home health agency you usually only focus on one patient at a time, secondly if you work for a assisting living facility they tend to exploit you by having you do multiple patients anywhere from 8-10 in a entire day.
I just found your video today and found it very helpful!!! I just signed an offer letter for a peds home health, and I wish I saw this video before I did my interview! I wish I was able to ask about the questions you suggested. You think it's not yet too late to ask about them? Thanks!
There are no pros .
Most schools want us to get covid vaccinated but now 2024 I gomd another of hospital have vaccine waivers...how do u feel about this
👍💪🙏💜 blessings to everyone, if you haven't yet repented and accepted Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior, please do so before it's too late, it's not God's will for none to perish Acts 2 vs 38 John 3 vs 16 Romans 10 vs 13
So far I love being a CNA. That's my call!
Thank you really good info I’m currently a Traveling HHA on my way to the Nursing field Goodluck everyone 🫵🏼🙌🏼🗣️
I wanna become CNA but I have a question, do you have to get covid , flu, influenza and other vaccines to work as a cna or nurse in different facilities? will I be able to avoid shots or it is part of the job? thank you for answering
Feeling so defeated:(i studied hard all week, stayed up until 4 am. Woke up at 7 and worked until 4. Created a practice test with. Did it. Checked my answers. Went back and analyzed what i did wrong. All for Nclex :(i think that i was just so tired by the end of it all that i just wanted to be done. I'm hopeful that i can bounce back but right now I just feel like crying 😢 😭💔💔🤕😓😔💔💔😓
I feel your frustration.The feeling of failing after putting in hours of work is heartbreaking. I go for 2nd attempt next week. I'm scared as hell. But i will not let this test win, i know am capable
Frustration is a very positive sign. It means that the solution to your problem is within range, but what you're currently doing isn't working, and you need to change your approach in order to achieve your goal.
The Nclex are very difficult and frustrating to pass, I've always believed Nclex is not all about studying, you need God's grace to pass
People keep talking about Richard all over RUclips, he must be a very awesome help.
@Yes you're correct but remember heaven helps those who help themselves, try studying if you can't study then get yourself a good help.
What you do about nurses come and don't check on anything. Spends few minutes asking how I am and leaves. No bp. Temp heart.
Love this ❤
such good advice than you!
Thanks for the video
So informative thxxxc🥹💕
Tip for the floor. KEEP A BAG OF TRASH LINERS IN YOUR SCRUB POCKETS. I cannot stress that enough. Just a roll of small garbage bag liners. I tuck mine in my lower left leg pocket.
Peds HH experience is dependent upon each individual experience. It’s super easy. The pay is pretty low and raises are rare. I worked with a Nurse that was with the agency for 10 years and never received a raise. You are disposable. There is flexibility. You work if the parent likes you. I have been in some scary situations with parents abusing nurses and i have even seen child abuse. I have worked with agencies that told me i should not report it bc they will lose money. You will get a lot of work if coordinators like you or little to no work if they don’t. The home health agency will place you in a home according to your nursing skills or train you to skills you are comfortable in learning. You have a plan of care to go by so you will have this information prior to the meet and greet so you have time to review their medical profile. meet and greet gives the parents a chance to give the nurses a run down on the child’s current and past status. after going over the poc you will know what you need to ask. it’s not all that great in my opinion.
Something else that people aren't informed about, is investments outside of your job. Talk to a financial advisor, and do your own DD, but I feel investments in something you've done your research for, makes doing difficult jobs easier, because the hope is that in the long run, if you average down, or whatever your long term plan is, you have an escape velocity ramp, so that you're not stuck with just the 8-12 hour shift salary. That's not financial advice, but just some cautionary tails, because no-one, and I mean no-one, told me anything about investing during age 16-33, and I could have been slowly accumulating and planning for my future. I worked bad wages, and I could have used some of that type of motivation, to see an escape plan, years down the road.
Yo mirando este video traduciéndolo porque no hablo inglés 😂 pero me quiero hacer CNA mi sueño seré enfermera
I also made a snapshot of my clinical rotations including number of hours on each unit. The portfolio comes in handy when you’re filling out profiles on websites and they want to know all this info. I keep an electronic version because they want it all uploaded too. Any additional info the request, I add it to my portfolio. I was just asked for my nursing GPA. So I made a spreadsheet and then added it my portfolio.
I’m a caregiver. I’m going into cna school in 3 months and most things I’m confident in besides the book info
Thank you. I’m looking to take the CNA program through my work. I’ve heard horror stories but I don’t want to let that hold me back.
Wow great
They can't explain the horror in words .
Cleaning up the people isn't the horror it's the whole job your the bottom of the barrel all departments get treated better then the CNA the CNA is treated so badly forces to work when you can't or they threatened you to fire you .
Don’t let it hold you back 💕 I am starting my program next month God willing! I want to share that God loves you so so much 💖💖 the bad news is we have all sinned by breaking His commandments (worshiping other false gods, making idols, taking the Lords name in vain, not keeping the Sabbath, dishonoring parents, murder, adultery, stealing, lying, coveting, and more.) Sin is the reason we die and it is makes us deserving of punishment in hell. But God loves us so much that He sent Jesus His Son, who is One with God, so that we can be saved through Him. Jesus died on a cross and was treated terribly. He died to pay for our sins in our place. Jesus is sinless, He gave Himself as the sacrifice for us. Jesus rose from the dead on the third day, defeating death 🙌 John 3:16 in the Bible says “For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.” If anyone repents and places their faith in Jesus, they will be saved 💕💕 repent means to have a change of mind; we realize we have done evil against God, which leads to turning away from sin and turning to Jesus ✝️ when we place our faith in Jesus we trust that He died for our sins and rose again, we trust in Him alone for our salvation and as Lord 🩷 the Bible is Gods word; the books of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John in the Bible have Jesus’s teachings on how to follow Him, His amazing miracles, the death He dies to save us through Him, and His resurrection 🩷🩷 God bless you!
I'm currently trying to figure out what career path I might go to after I get my GED. I failed it 20 years ago in math and the essay. I always struggled with math in school. I prefer basic math so when I failed my GED I just assumed that I would never be good enough to be able to go to college. So I got a job in a grocery store and eventually was working western union. And I can handle counting all that money. That is fine. But I don't want a job that requires algebra, geometry, fractions for example. And since I now have physical limitations because I have herniated discs in my back, scoliosis, arthritis and inflammation in my back. I'm not suppose to be lifting heavy objects. And although I prefer sitting over standing alot. I can't sit down for hours and not get up because then my herniated discs will bother me. So I wanted to get ny ged since it's an old regret of mine but I'm so far running into trouble even finding a job in the medical field that does not conflict with my mental and physical limitations. I don't want to have to figure up complicated math all day and feel like I've been in school all day. I cannot do something that requires me running around 100 mph and literally at all times on my feet. I cannot lift heavy objects. Let alone a person. And I don't like the health risk of some of these other jobs in the medical field that put you too close to working around radiation, x rays because due to long exposure it changes your DNA and you might get cancer later. So any thing that puts me around any of those things is an instant NO from me. I just don't know what career out there is good for a 36 year old woman especially if I need to go to college that would suit me in all ways. I can't expect perfection in a job. But I cannot do something that is physically demanding or challenges my knowledge in complicated ways especially math. I would rather just be a cashier and not have the headache. Lol Any advice anyone?
Passing the CNA test is when you study,if you can’t study or have time for studies l'd advise you get yourself a help like Mr Dylan
I studied for months and couldn't pass, I guess passing is a blessing
I'm currently working with him and I subscribed for the questions and answers which I got after 4days
Wow great thank God for the opportunity to be here
I think I'm blessed cuz if not I wouldn't have met someone as spectacular as Mr Dylan
Could you let me know where I can buy CNA scrub ? Thanks
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! From a new cna in a hospital!😅
Interesting
I got a call for the position of a paediatric home care nurse but I am quite worried about the parents. I wanted to know if they interrupt us during work.
@sheeba170 Did you accept the job as pediatric home health job ? If so, how did you like pedia home care ? I am considering the pedia home care. Thanks
@@gratitudetouniverse3754 No I did not accept the paediatric home care offer because I got another job offer
Thank you so much, I know where to begin.
I currently work as a Perioperative assistant , cleaning ORs between cases. Occasionally you’re also asked to assist with patient transport. I’ve been working a few weeks now and today I was asked to do a patient transport , which I found to be enjoyable. Interacting with the patient and their family felt rewarding in a sense, even though I’m not a nurse or anything. I’ve always loosely thought of nursing, mainly because the aspect of helping people appeals to me. Today’s experience has left me thinking about this path a little more. I’ve always heard the stories of cleaning up urine and fecal matter, and I’ll be honest, cleaning up dog poop does make me gag. I feel like if I could push through that part though, I could have a fulfilling career where I can really help people. Schooling also seems intimidating, so I’ve got a lot to consider. I have a drive for helping people though so I feel like if I can survive it all, it would be worth it.
There's better medical field professions, CNA is the hardest and lowest paid of all medical professions, medical assistants, nurses, emts, surgical technician, CNA is definitely the hardest. You clean so much poop and you get about 10-12 residents per shift it's crazy.
Is it worth it to become an LPN or should someone just go straight to RN?
The programs I am looking at in my state are so similar. It’s literally one semester of class work between being an LPN and being an RN. To save up money and time, I’m just going to go for my RN after working as a CNA for a while.
3 Years later & this is still soo helpful. As a future pre med student looking to gain experience in the medical field, I am a little nervous. One question. Would you consider this job a good fit for somebody who has a passion for helping and serving others?
After using uworld twice and failing, I never knew I could ever pass the nclex but today I am very happy. I just passed my Nclex on my third attempt with a great help from Dr Luther
I was not expecting such a high quality synopsis FOR FREE on you tube - after watching, listening and taking notes, it feels like I should pay you some tuition. Like this was one of those 'Mater Classes' This video was very comprehensive but not overwhelming at all! You are a gifted teacher. I'm starting my new CNA job in 7 days and I cannot express how helpful this was! Well done! Brilliant! Thank you so very much!
Hello how’s your CNA career going?
Thank you so much for your Part 1 and here Part 2 - These are really great tips! I am late in the game of the CNA/Care Manager world. But here I am. I have been a housekeeping supervisor for many years within a company and within my past business. With that said., "Within the company" I am working for needed more Care Managers/CNA's and less Housekeeping. I decided to drop my title as HSK-Supervisor to become a Care Manager and earn a certificate as CNA. I have taken, Pr-tests after Pr-Tests and passed all. Now it's official. I am ready to achieve the real deal. For those reading this... It's NEVER to late to, "STEP UP, MAKE CHANGE, and MAKE A DIFFERENCE!"
Good luck !
I’m glad she lead with feces 😂
Well, detailed and clearly explained. nice job!
Hallo dr any free course for CNA in seatle state
These info are really helpful, thank you so much for sharing. Now I know a bit about what I need to prepare for my shift.
I’m studying with her and I subscribed for the questions and answers which I got after 30mins of my payment.
That's sounds great I will like to also share you her contact info so you can get to her when you made up your mind to apply for her help .
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If you stick up for yourself will that make you look bad?
I stand up for myself with nurses that just want to pass meds.
Looking bad? First think of your health and life. Always speak up. As a CNA, I always speak up. I refused to injure myself just not to make anyone feel bad. As long as I help others I expect same from them and I always SPEAK UP
This was very simple explaining, thank you!
just got my GED yesterday🎉 tried taking the test several times but failed so i bought mine for at the end for my program from DEELSCAFE a legit source i saw last week and it came out 💯
I was in a. Bad car accident.! Lost my time. Put it while my ribs healed.
Never took exam. Then,was forgetting stuff. I'm a qualified sign language interpreter for the Deaf. I do Medical interpreting 😊.now, I'm out on disability. I remember procedures, interpreting for them. My small agency tries to send me.