A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A NURSING STUDENT | CLINICAL EDITION
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Watch as I prep & prepare for my 12 hour clinical on a medical surgical unit. This was by far the best clinical I've had, and I'm sure you'll find out why! Also stay tuned because at the end I show you WHAT'S IN MY CLINICAL BAG!
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Hey there, I love how positive you are and how excited you are as a nursing student (I'm with you there, I graduate as a LPN in May and have 2 more semesters for RN.) I just really want to encourage you to be careful about what you are posting online. It is very risky to be filming in any hospital like that (even as an employee) and even more risky as a student in a clinical rotation.
why?
@@SunnivateLindert hippa
She didn’t show any patients or paperwork
@@s.w2934 even if she didn’t, her school may be okay with it which is nice, but majority of schools are against filming in the clinical setting at all. Even if no patient information is revealed, it’s still looked down upon.
Huge congrats on putting in your first IV and Foley catheter! As a nurse, all your love, care, hard work, and dedication are really a matter of appreciation. Thank you for all you did!👏
Your attitude makes me so excited to go back to classes after Winter break
This video got me excited. I got accepted into a nursing program and i start Jan 18th! I cannot wait to feel the way you do!!!
Why did I almost cry when I saw the “my first IV” picture 🥺 that’s SO exciting!!!
I get emotional when I look back on this clinical experience, because it was probably one of the best clinical experiences I've had to this date.
Retired nurse. 33 years! ( in nursing. Love watching your video. Keep your smile always and good luck!!!
Omg congrats on inserting a Foley catheter!! I just passed my check off today for that. I love your videos & insta posts :) We got this!!
Congrats on the IV insertion too, that’s amazing!!
I’m in my second year at Chamberlain and can’t wait till I have clinical. It’s definitely going to be a so real moment compared to attending labs through webcam.
Mine is in the spring so it’s coming up I’m so crazy happy
@@melanininscrubs Wishing you luck on your clinicals! Lol it really will be here in a blink of an eye.
Hey, how is the Chamberlain nursing program compared to a state university or college?
I’m transferring to nursing school next semester and this video made me so so excited to start!! I’m excited to follow your journey!
@@frankw1248 I'm going to NEED this in 6 years🖒😂.
I would advise doing more research and not just using RUclips day in the life...I’m in nursing school and I love it but it is hard and people drop out like crazy when they realize it’s not always like the videos they watch on RUclips....if you do though then you go girl, it’s tough but I love it ❤️ I start clinicals next semester and I’m sooooo happy
@@melanininscrubs What are the hardest classes that you've encountered so far? I'm only in my first semester and taking the Fundamentals of Nursing along with A&P II. Both classes require a lot of studying but compared to some other classes I took before I came to nursing school (I used to do Computer Science), they are A LOT easier to understand. I failed calculus which was when I knew CS was not for me 😂
@@TheArmedNurse honestly the prerequisites were tougher than the actual nursing classes A&P was tough for me but the nursing classes seem to be easier...it just is so much studying and learning to think differently. It may be that I’m in an accelerated program which means I’m in school year round nonstop. I don’t get much of a break and it makes things overwhelming, but I get my bsn in two years so it will be worth it in the end 😩
@@melanininscrubs I'm in an accelerated program too! I finish next year. I agree. A&P is incredibly tough but it's doable. It's not really tough in the sense that it is hard to understand but rather there is so much memorization. I found A&P I to be tougher than A&P II. Memorizing all those bones, muscles, and tissues was torture.
It is so exciting watching your video!! I'm starting nursing school this fall and I can not wait for the clinicals!! :)
I just found your channel & I’m definitely going to be a subscriber! I love how positive you are. You have a great spirit! I don’t know how you did that full day on such little sleep! Can’t wait to binge your channel and see more content! ♥️😊
Same here. I just found this channel. I am also going to binge and subscribe. I am at a similar ABSN (10 week) program. Love the uniform and bag over ours.
Thanks so much for your sweet comment!
I am the same way, it’s a must you prep the night before because who wants to be scrambling at 4am 😂.... I’m also a chamberlain alumni 👩🏽🎓just graduated in September
they program pretty good? i’m looking to apy
apply *
So happy I found your channel! I start my clinicals next semester and I’m SO nervous I could cry. Haha. 😅🥺😭
Ahhh this makes me so proud & happy for you!! I’m a pre nursing student so this just pumps me up ☺️
It’s so good watching this! I can’t wait to get to clinical in the hospital setting... love this Emma
I just happened upon this channel and I immediately had to think that you are going to make a great nurse.😊
thank you so much for your sweet message :)
Awww congratulations on your Foley and IV insertion 😁👏🏾
I’m in my final semester of nursing school and it is interesting to see the difference between Canadian and American nursing school. We are not allowed to insert an IV until we have been trained by the hospital and registered with the college of nurses.
I have also learned recently that some nursing colleges here in the US do not train students on IVs. It sounds like it just depends on which school you go too.
What??? Wow! We learn IV’s and then are able to put them in during clinical
Such a great video! Ive been a nurse 15yrs in New Zealand 🇳🇿
New Subbie! Thank you so much for your video! I’m a student at Chamberlain in Arizona I’m excited to see your journey!!
An IV and a foley in one shift?! lucky girl
I recently switched to pre nursing and will be eligible to apply for the pn program at my local college so excited
Just finished my first semester at Cleveland Chamberlain! Thank you for sharing your video! So excited to be on this Journey!
How’s the Cleveland campus? Thinking of attending
I'm blown away by the difference between Canadian and US nursing school. In Canada we do 4 years and start clinical in year 1. It seems much more relaxed here as well. Although we aren't allowed to wear nail polish :P
Can you talk about time management/what it’s like for your personal life? I start in September but I’m curious as to how it’s really like as far as if u ever have down time
Haha this made me so happy! I work heee as a PCNA and go to clinicals here as well. So fun to know exactly where u were in the hospital lol
I’m starting nursing school in August I’m really excited...I’m hoping it’s not online 😭
From the way you where describing the Foley catheter story it sounded like a CBI you have to check them like every 30 mins I swear they fill up so fast 😂 super fun
Great video! And glad you have a good clinical support system.
Aww! I felt so excited for you getting that IV and foley! About to start my 2nd semester and clinicals. PS: you get to keep your nails painted? What?!? Lol!
i start nursing school in a couple weeks for a 14 month bsn program. excited and nervous 😗
HECK YEAH! LET'S GO! good stuff.
I’m glad I found your channel and I’m not the only one to use guys deodorant and I’m totally not ashamed of it. I feel it’s way better protection then female deodorant.
Are you officially a nurse now? I know this video is kind of old but it was very entertaining to watch. 😊
Great video!!! I wish we could have clinical where we worked but we can't in Ontario (also no clin where we have family working either).
Im hopefully about to start with chamberlain in a month or so, I’m so nervous but so glad i found your page!! ❤
So happy I found your channel! I’m taking pre reqs but interested in applying to chamberlain!
You’re so lucky to get a foley and IV, that’s AWESOME!!! I’m at Chamberlain as well (your campus allow you to wear polish?) I’m so jealous!!
Good luck with everything ☺️
Yay! It its up to our clinical instructor if we can wear nail color or not.
I’m shocked you’re allowed to film in your facility! If we even post a picture on a blank wall or in the bathroom in our facility in our scrubs we get in trouble😳
REALLY WHY???
@@riiii556 Theres a few reasons we are told! One is that if there happens to be someone in the hallway/bathroom or whatever it would be a breach of privacy or if there happened to be any thing in the background like a folder with a patient name or something or a computer screen with charts pulled up etc. Another reason if any patients happen to see the picture online of us in scrubs at the facility, they have the patient oak to complain of us being lazy/ not getting work done. All the things listed above have actually happened to someone at our facility so that’s why the rule is so strict now!
Plus, due to HIPPA laws. We as medical staff. Cannot record any patients under any circumstances. With the exception of covid-19. But, that also varies state by state. And, the patients condition. But, its mostly all about what HIPPA laws states.
We were told we can record and take pictures as long as we don't take pictures of the patients.
How many hours do you work a day? I am starting in March and I will be working around 40 hours or less a week. Do you know people that work fulltime and are doing good in Chamberlain?
I saw October 2020, and thought, "Oh this wasn't that long ago", then realized this was recorded over a year ago. Where did 2021 go?
Right, the fasted two years of my life.
God bless you and your love ones and everyone else
Great video. What prerequisites did you take before applying to chamberlain in order for you to finish in 14 months? I will like to graduate in that timeframe too!
Hi! I’m currently a student at chamberlain and would love to answer. So it’s a three year program and whatever classes you’ve taken previously will knock down that time frame. So English, Anat 1 and 2, micro/lab, Algebra, psychology, Chem. And then some history electives and sociology electives. With all of that completed then you’d finish in 2 years and 4 months. I hope that helps a little. If you have anymore questions or info on the process don’t be afraid to message me I’d love to help anyone.
@@raydnriley8408 Hi Radyn, I am applying at the Chamberlain in Sacramento, which is highly competitive. If I get in, I start in January. Their “competitive” Hesi score is 87 and I got 87.8%, I also graduated high school with an overall GPA of a 4.0-4.8, then I took a lot of basic classes at my local community college and got a 4.0 for my three semesters completed. Do you think I have a good chance of being accepted? I’m scared lol the meeting is October 4. I would’ve liked to get a 90 on the Hesi but, it wasn’t possible for me. My advisor said that my score was good enough to be a competitive applicant but idk…I would love your feedback. What were your stats?
@@isabellavmorales hey Isabella! I think you’re chances are extremely high! I got an 86% on my Hesi and all my pre requisites were completed with A’s and B’s. My gpa was a 3.3 so I definitely think you’ll get in. Make sure to submit a passion statement on why you’ll be a great addition to the program, that’s what really gave me an advantage because most students forget to do so.
@@raydnriley8408 Hi Radyn, I already submitted my application and the advisor only made us answer 3 particular questions. We could only add a portion explaining low GPAs, failing grades, etc. Thank you for the advice though. I find out soon. I will keep you posted. Thanks again, I really appreciate it.
I'm in EMT school. Halfway done. Starting clinicals next week!!
As a current EMT that just finished LVN school I do recommend moving to the next level of the medical field once you feel ready. Do not be lazy and stay as the EMT base for too long. Yes being an EMT is fun learning is great but I learned it is not the best idea for a career(for me). Either way good luck on your NREMT and make sure you take every clinical opportunity possible to learn.
@@MrDemolisher96 also an EMT and I completely agree with your statement.
@@MrDemolisher96 I agree. I'm a Certified Medical Assistant and I love it. I make $23 an hour where I work but I am also attending nursing school because I want to further myself.
Love your videos! I post nursing videos too and I find myself setting things out the night before my clinicals!
My sister and I go to chamberlain right now.
I go to chamberlain and too!! I’ve seen that IV picture on our website!! Lol
Girl I’m also at chamberlain where did you get the sweatshirt ? I have not been able to find it on the bookstore
Hey girl I remember you from h50, love your channel
Congrats on your first IV and foley insertion!! I’ve attempted my first iv insertion before but I wasnt able to get blood return unfortunately. Do you have any tips? 😂
you look like susie from gilmore girlsssss i love ittttt
They allow you to have nails and painted at that at your school?! Lucky! Lol.
They do. It depends on your clinical instructor though. If we come in contact with a patient, we're wearing gloves, so it wasn't an issue during my med surg clinical.
How long do these usually last? My long distance gf decided to take a break with are relationship cause she say's she'll be very busy and she told me she doesn't know when will be getting back together. I guess I just need some advice
I'm interested in a medical career either a nurse or a pediatrician. But I still have a question, after I graduate high school is it better to go to a medical school, nurse school or go directly to college?
to be a nurse you have to go through a nursing program, such as BSN, LPN, etc. to enter med school be a paediatrician, you have to take an undergraduate and get a bachelors degree which you can then apply to medical school with. (Most common route) I’m sure there are other ways but, these are standard.
You can major in nursing and do pre med as a track. And you choose from there what you want . Check out medical school insiders
Great video. Does anyone know if there's a way to select what departments you do clinicals in? I know that I'd rather work ER (preferably in a hospital with a high rate of trauma patients). I am not a normal Nursing student. I spent 10 years as a grunt in the military and then another half decade working as a security contractor. I have no interest in working in a maternity ward or anything like that. I do my best work under high stress or in confrontational situations (this has been my adult life). I'd like to work an inner-city ER or any ER with a high rate of trauma patients. I know clinicals are just practical application and schooling, but I'd rather just focus on where I know I want to be, rather than spending that time training in an area that I have no wish to go to and will probably avoid like the plague.
No you don't get to choose you do rotation in as many departments as you can so you can experience all the different aspects of nursing.
i have my first clinical soon. what should i expect?? are the instructors scary r they gna quiz me on things. im rly nervous.
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Do you have two jobs and go to nursing school full time? Can I ask how? I’m starting school in the fall and currently with two jobs
Time management is key! I work about 4 days a week and I average between 20 and 30 hours a week. I work during the evenings so I am able to study and go to class during the day.
im in my 3rd semester, I feel like the dummies are WAY harder than actual patients for foleys🤣🩺
Isn’t that the truth 😂 I put in a female foley it was so much nicer than the manikins
What education did you get before getting into this job position? Requirements around me just say to be 18 and to be enrolled in an accredited school.
I really enjoyed this video! However i think you should be a little cautious about showing where you go to school where you go for clinical live etc. we live ina world of creeps these days. Just be safe
What hours where clinicals for your fundamentals if you don't mind me asking I've got a little one and im trying to coordinate daycare. I asked my advisor about it and they said the hours fluctuate so im going off of times others have told me I had a previous student say 6-2 and another one told me 8-5 so im curious what it was for you? Thank you, for your videos!
I have a question,
I’m a nursing student about to start clinicals next semester. I did my HIPPA and are you not supposed to record anything at a hospital setting? Or is there a way around that? Is it just not recording people? I’m genuinely confused lol. My I structure said to not even post about how your clinical day was
She commented that she just can’t record or take photos of patients
Love the vid, but I just want to give a word of warning even though I’m sure you’ve heard it many times. Careful about the hospital vids, it can end in some pretty serious consequences if anyone considers it a privacy breach. ❤️
Do they sell the clinical bag alone?
I like your voice!
声がすごく好きです！
when she films this video on your birthday 10.15
I am actually a new student at chamberlain do you have any helpful tips?
Check out the instagram nursing student community! A lot of us post on their daily and there are so many nursing resources we all share :)
What do you film on?
love love love!!
okay no cause i have to say this your nose is adorable
omg thank you so much :)
❤️
Oop!! My name is Emma and I am ALSO a future nurse.... did we just become best friends???
we sure did!!
How do you have time to eat?!
What campus are you at?:)
You are so lucky that you get to do real clinicals because I am in my last year of nursing school in Florida and we haven’t been able to do real clinicals only simulations online. Uuurrggghhhh. I don’t think we are getting the experience that we need.
Here in North Texas they’re letting us do clinical and we’ll also be taking care of Covid patients in the pediatric ICU. They gave us N95 masks but still. It’s crazy how much different clinicals are from state to state!
You’re allowed nail polish?
It is up to our clinical instructor if we can wear nail polish or not.
You sound like Amanda Bynes
Is this for your RN or BSN?
Chamberlain only offers a BSN program. They are extremely expensive though. I was going to go that route but when I had my financial aid interview, I realized it was going to cost over $90k! So I went to a local state school instead for much cheaper.
Chamberlain is a BSN nursing college, however they do have an RN to BSN option. I'm one of the lucky ones because I got numerous scholarships as well as a partnership with the hospital I work at. I get 15% off my tuition because I work with a partnering hospital with my school. I pay around $13,000 a year.
Ty rt
You forgot the tears 😂 just kidding
you leave at 5:50!??!?!?!? i start clinical at 5:45 haha
My clinical is a 12 hour clinical from 7a - 7p
I work at main campus!!!
Good Luck In nursing school
Surprised they allow you to have nail polish
totally different from japanese nursing school😱
whats it like?
I want to be nurse in the USA by the way i liked video 😂
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Hi , it's nice to watch your videos i had a lot of fun but my English is really bad can you put Arabic translate?
According to the bibles genealogy the world is only 6000 years old which disputes fossil records and all science which prove the earth is 5.4 billion years old
Jesus said nearly 2000 years ago:Truly I tell you, some who are standing here will not taste death before they see the Son of Man coming in his kingdom."
And he said speaking of end times when the antichrist would come: Truly I tell you, this generation will certainly not pass away until all these things have happened.
And speaking of slavery which the bible permits: When a man strikes his male or female slave with a rod so hard that the slave dies under his hand, he shall be punished. If, however, the slave survives for a day or two, he is not to be punished, since the slave is his own property.
Also the tribe of benjamin was permitted to capture "a damsel or two for himself" and force them into marriage to unwillingly bear children by rape.
Deuteronomy 13:12 you hear it said about one of the towns the LORD your God is giving you to live in that troublemakers have arisen among you and have led the people of their town astray, saying, "Let us go and worship other gods" (gods you have not known), then you must inquire, probe and investigate it thoroughly. And if it is true and it has been proved that this detestable thing has been done among you,you must certainly put to the sword all who live in that town. You must destroy it completely, both its people and its livestock.(including people who had nothing to do with it)
Byl to np
you look like someone i'd trust lol