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A message from Kristine, founder of NurseInTheMaking📣
I hope you find comfort knowing that everyone struggles at times. Nursing school is emotionally and physically draining. I hope these informative, clean, and simple guides help you navigate through all the information because there is A LOT of it in nursing school.
Don't forget to enjoy the journey!
Happy Studying Future Nurses.
❤ Kristine
I am an old nurse recently retired. I spent most of my 31 years training new nurses on my unit and one thing is for certain--- nursing schools give you theoretical knowledge and teach you how to take and pass exams, new grad orientation teaches you how to be a nurse! My advice, be patient with your self the first year will be intense and overwhelming!! Watch and learn from all the nurses not just your preceptor. One thing what is difficult for some new nurses is asking questions and one of the first things I would say to a new nurse was feel free to ask me anything even if you think it is silly, honestl, some of the questions the new grads thought were silly really had me think!!😅 I loved teaching new nurses, in part, because of this!!! Remember, the only stupid question is the one you don't ask, I would always much rather spend time addressing that question then possibly dealing with a bad outcome because of being afraid to ask and if you ever have a preceptor that does not have this attitude you need to request a different preceptor!!! Good luck to all the new nurses, hope you all have a long and fulfilling career!
I'm a nursing student right now, & this is SOOO refreshing to hear! God bless you for your patience & grace!❤️ So glad YOU'RE not one of those who "eat their young"! Thank you @meme-sb7vr!🙏🤗
@@Honey-ec6lr oh no, nurses should never eat the young, we'll need you guys in a few years when we're old, obstinate and full of stories about "what nursing used to be like" 😂😂. Always keep your sense of humor, life is funny.....Today's stressful moment will be tomorrow's laugh, never forget that.
We are writing to bring to light a tragic incident at DHQ Hospital Khanewal, where a dedicated staff member, Iqra, has been unjustly accused and imprisoned following the unfortunate deaths of three children.
Iqra, working alone in her shift, was responsible for the care of 100 children. During the administration of the medication ceftriaxone, several children experienced adverse reactions. Tragically, three children lost their lives. Despite her immediate response, taking the children to triage for emergency help, there were no doctors available to assist with resuscitation.
Following this incident, the Medical Superintendent filed a First Information Report (FIR) against Iqra, falsely accusing her of neglecting to administer a test dose. Considering her overwhelming workload, it is unreasonable to expect that a single staff member could manage the administration of test doses and provide care for 100 children simultaneously.
This tragic outcome is a direct result of severe staff shortages and the absence of necessary medical personnel in the ward, not negligence on Iqra’s part. The real issue lies in the inadequate staffing and support provided to medical personnel at the hospital.
We demand an immediate and thorough investigation into this incident, focusing on the systemic failures that led to this tragedy. We call for the following actions:
Immediate release of Iqra from custody.
A thorough investigation into the staffing policies at DHQ Hospital Khanewal.
Accountability for those responsible for the insufficient staffing and lack of available doctors.
Implementation of measures to ensure adequate staffing and availability of medical personnel to prevent such tragedies in the future.
We seek justice for Iqra and demand that her dedication and efforts in the face of impossible conditions be recognized. It is crucial to address the root causes of this incident to prevent future occurrences and ensure the safety and well-being of patients and medical staff alike.
Sincerely,
Nursing Youth
We are writing to bring to light a tragic incident at DHQ Hospital Khanewal, where a dedicated staff member, Iqra, has been unjustly accused and imprisoned following the unfortunate deaths of three children.
Iqra, working alone in her shift, was responsible for the care of 100 children. During the administration of the medication ceftriaxone, several children experienced adverse reactions. Tragically, three children lost their lives. Despite her immediate response, taking the children to triage for emergency help, there were no doctors available to assist with resuscitation.
Following this incident, the Medical Superintendent filed a First Information Report (FIR) against Iqra, falsely accusing her of neglecting to administer a test dose. Considering her overwhelming workload, it is unreasonable to expect that a single staff member could manage the administration of test doses and provide care for 100 children simultaneously.
This tragic outcome is a direct result of severe staff shortages and the absence of necessary medical personnel in the ward, not negligence on Iqra’s part. The real issue lies in the inadequate staffing and support provided to medical personnel at the hospital.
We demand an immediate and thorough investigation into this incident, focusing on the systemic failures that led to this tragedy. We call for the following actions:
Immediate release of Iqra from custody.
A thorough investigation into the staffing policies at DHQ Hospital Khanewal.
Accountability for those responsible for the insufficient staffing and lack of available doctors.
Implementation of measures to ensure adequate staffing and availability of medical personnel to prevent such tragedies in the future.
We seek justice for Iqra and demand that her dedication and efforts in the face of impossible conditions be recognized. It is crucial to address the root causes of this incident to prevent future occurrences and ensure the safety and well-being of patients and medical staff alike.
Sincerely,
Nursing Youth
From pakistan
Hi I wanna apply for nursing school next May, but plan on working as a per-diem PCT in the meantime. Can you do a video on how to measure oxygen saturation?
Thank you so much for your suggestion! I am always looking for ideas for videos and content to share information on. I will keep this in mind for sure 🙂
Is your bundle books good for the HESI A2 as well or just the NCLEX
Thank you for your question! Unfortunately, I don’t have anything for the HESI exam at the moment. I mainly focus my content on core nursing classes and NCLEX study materials. I always recommend that when prepping for any test, you take as many practice questions as possible and use a HESI-specific study guide. I mention some tips and my experience taking the HESI exam in my RUclips video you can find here: ruclips.net/video/Px_GKsP1q80/видео.html
How can I get please and also I need nursing school bundle
Kristine's products are AWESOME! I have the bundle, pharm flashcards, pharm pocket guide & recently the clinical pocket guides. I ordered some stuff from her for a few of my friends, too, as gifts! Probly will b ordering the NCLEX book & maybe peds flashcards (maybe med-surg, too) soon!🥰❤️
You can order the Clinical Pocket Guide and The Complete Nursing School Bundle on my website: www.anurseinthemaking.com 🙌