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Tips for nursing students: How to pass Anatomy and Physiology

To pass your nursing school subjects, it is expected that you will need to overcome many hurdles. In this article, we have listed some ways on how to pass anatomy and physiology in nursing school.

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The increasing need for nursing educators

Nurse educators play a crucial role in the success and future of the nursing profession. Nursing educators hold the key to the future of our profession and we as a nation need to do whatever we can to ensure the expansion of this important role.

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When should the preparation for the NCLEX-RN exam begin

You can expect to see anywhere from 75 to 265 questions. After 75 questions, the exam will end once you demonstrate enough competence to become a nurse.

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5 Tips to pass the TEAS test

Programs that require this test during the application process are ensuring these students have the tools needed to succeed.

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What do I do with my used nursing books after graduation?

Some may think the hardest decision after nursing school is which job to apply for, but it might just be what to do with these books!

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5 Tips for balancing family life with nursing school

Whether you’re a current nursing student/parent (or a prospective one), time management is a skill…. Solving this equation when you must factor in school, family, and—in many cases—a full-time job requires planning, organization, and commitment.

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What does an Infusion Nurse do, and how can I become one?

An advantage to being an infusion nurse is the ability to work in a variety of different locations and medical settings.

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Time management tips to survive nursing school

Implementing simple ideas into your routine will give you the opportunity to focus on school and still remain sane!

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Beyond the Bedside: non-traditional nursing career options

If you’ve been sniffing around at new nursing opportunities… we’ve compiled a detailed list of non-hospital-based roles to tell you exactly what they’re all about.

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Nurse Residency Programs: A Guide for Student Nurses

If a new grad has the opportunity to learn as they go, experience the vast and varied world of bedside patient care in real time under the wing of a seasoned nurse, everyone wins.

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10 things I wish I knew in nursing school

Studying in a group really helped me home in on particular studying skills and to better retain vital information.

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Dear Nursing Students: you are our future of nursing

Only in nursing do you have so many opportunities to work and develop, to change people's lives….

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The new nurse survival kit

Today’s modern nurse must be prepared to equip themselves with way more than slick writing utensils and pen lights in order to survive.

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Advice for nursing students: choosing a nursing specialty

There are so many ways to finding a good fit and a speciality that you love but much like the lottery you gotta be in it to win it.

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Nursing Slang 101: When to use it and how

When you begin your nursing career, you will use certain terminology and slang to communicate with other healthcare professionals.

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The Pros and Cons of Online vs. In-Person Nursing School

No matter the limiting or appealing factors that each program has, know that you are entering a field with endless possibilities!

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4 Unique challenges first-generation nursing students face

The truth is that we need students like you to create a nursing world that is more inclusive and diverse.

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Why first-gen nursing students are important to healthcare

"The implicit biases that exist in healthcare are numerous, pervasive, and persistent." Successful first-generation nursing students, in particular, are able to harness that pressure and transform it into a driving force. Simply increasing the prevalence of minorities in the workforce would improve the health of millions of BIPOC Americans.

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You Might be a Nurse If: 10 signs that nursing is for you — NurseDeck - Your Healthcare community

Nurses wield the power of dark humor as the vital defuser it is, a critical pressure relief valve, and understand that it is in no way done at their patients’ expense.

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Advice for New Nurse Grads 101

Take this opportunity to be a sponge. Soak up everything you can while you are in orientation.