Proud to be Nurse
Sarab Ghumman 
SAY BYE BYE TO CURRICULUM PROCESS which makes NNAS process SLOW. There is a change in the National Nursing Assessment Service’s NNAS process. This change is part of their efforts to streamline their processes for Internationally Educated Nurses (IEMs) in collaboration with CNO (College of Nurses of Ontario). Effective February 9, 2023, NNAS will release … Read more
Have you know about the basic points of neurological system disorders. Here, I mentioned all the important points which as a nurse you must know…….multiple sclerosis, myasthenia gravis, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease….. CNS PNS BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM M.S. Multiple sclerosis M.G. Myasthenia Gravis Parkinsons A.L.S Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Alzheimer G.B. Guillain-Barre … Read more
Before moving to the gastrointestinal problem, first of all, I want to clear your few points regarding the normal levels of the liver and pancreas enzymes level. DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES: PEPTIC ULCER, TYPES, COMPLICATION, NURSING INTERVENTION Interventions for Gastric ulcers Interventions for Duodenal ulcers Assess for vital signs and signs for bleeding. Vital signs Small, frequent … Read more
As a nurse, you must know about the basics of the endocrine system. Have you know about role of the glucocorticoids, mineralocorticoids, vasopressin, oxytocin, role of thyroid hormone, calcitonin, parathyroid hormones, and so on. NCLEX TIP: Focus on T3 and T4 level first. TSH always opposite of T3 and T4. Signs and symptoms of hypo … Read more
If you really want to become a RN nurse, then have a look on following points which is must for every student to know. Here, I am going to mention those points which definitely helps you to pass the NCLEX exam. ACIDOSIS AND ALKALOSIS: pH of BLOOD 7.35-7.45 PO2 80-100mmHg PCO2 35-45mmHg HCO3- 21-28mEq/L NORMAL … Read more
The term antidote is a GREEK word which means “given against“. For passing the NCLEX, you must know the antidotes of the common drugs. In this post, I will mention all the common antidotes which is necessary for the nurses to know which are most commonly used in the hospital setting. Before listing antidotes, I … Read more
PRIORITY CONCEPTS ARE REPRODUCTION AND SEXUALITY KEY POINTS TO REMEMBER: FETAL DEVELOPMENT: FETAL DEVELOPMENT PREEMBRYONIC PERIODFirst 2 weeks after conception EMBRYONIC PERIODBeginning day 15 through approximately week 8 after conception FETAL PERIODWeek 9 after conception to birth WEEK 1Blastocyst is free- floating WEEK 2-3Embryo is 1.5 to 2mm in lengthLung buds appearBlood circulation beginsHeart is … Read more
NNAS Advisory Reports are released within 1 business day of all documents being received for applicants applying to NANB. In Canada, the differences between the nursing professions are in (1) the type of education and training required; and the (2) “scope of practice.” Canada’s Nursing Professions: Nursing in Canada includes three regulated nursing professions as … Read more
PRIORITY CONCEPTS ARE DEVELOPMENT AND SAFETY KEY POINTS: MUST READ: Aging and Gerontology: Aging is the biopsychosocial process of change that occurs in a person between the birth and death. Gerontology is the study of the aging process Physiological changes: Integumentary system: Loss of pigment in hair and skin. Wrinkling of the skin. Thinning of … Read more
PRIORITY CONCEPTS ARE DEVELOPMENT, FAMILY DYNAMICS KEY POINTS: MUST READ THE HOSPITALIZED INFANT AND TODDLER: SEPARATION ANXIETY PROTEST: crying, screaming, searching for parent, avoidance and rejection of contact with strangers; verbal attacks on others; physical fighting including kicking, biting, hitting, pinching. DESPAIR: withdrawn, depressed, uninterested in the environment, loss of newly learned skills. DETACHMENT: uncommon … Read more