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r/nursing•

I currently work in outpatient surgery, but am going to start a home health job on the weekends. I'm really excited about learning more and having patients with ALL sorts of diagnosis...but as far as medical equipment goes, I'm lost. I'm expected to put together my own little "kit" but I don't know where to start. I bought a pulse ox already, but having difficulty deciding which BP cuffs to order, what thermometer, and even the medical bag to put everything in. What are some of your must-haves?

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r/tdi•

-How often are you guys putting in AdBlue? Do you put that in yourself or do you have your mechanic do that?

-How long is too long for the car to be idle? When i have "Ecotips" on, the car reminds me to completely avoid leaving the engine running while parked/stationary. Does that mean I don't have to "warm up the car" in general?

-What should I expect to pay for oil changes and how often should I be doing that?

-Does anyone actually end up paying for VW Care after their free 6 month trial? Why or why not?

I know this may seem silly, but the owners manual only helps so much, and I've read sooooo much of it. I just want to familiarize myself with my new baby and get everyone's own exper

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r/Dogtraining•

We've been crate training our Maltese puppy for about 2 weeks now. We got her when she was 8 wks old, and she's now 10. So far she's been well behaved when we leave her alone for short periods of time (1-2.5 hrs with no accidents! Wooo!) but I'm due back for work on Monday and I'm worried about how long I should leave her alone. I know she's still small and her little bladder can't hold for long periods of time...I'm just curious on everyone's personal experiences or advice. Also, any recommendations for what I could do (like leaving her in a playpen outside while I'm gone so she can go potty? along with her crate so she can rest or play with toys? Maybe have her just stay inside in a design

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I have size 5 feet in womens and it's SO HARD to find shoes that fit me. I always end up at Nordstroms Rack desperate for shoes.

What are your favorite and most versatile pairs of flats that you own? Where did you get them? How much were they? Why do you love them?

I've gone through a phase where Toms were perfect, they matched everything and they're very comfy but I want a pair that won't tear and a pair that I can count on for almost any occasion!

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r/nursing•

I recently graduated from an ADN program and was wondering how doable an online RN to MSN program would be. This program is offered through Regis University in Colorado (I'm in CA), is pretty affordable (about 30K), and I'd also be getting my BSN along the way. It seems like a great opportunity, but I'm worried it's too good to be true.

I know RN to BSN programs are very common, and not many people have issues with it. I guess I'm wondering if 2.5 years online is practical? I like the idea of being able to work while doing the program but I'm not sure if this is an ideal situation.

Ultimately, I'd like to get a DNP...or be an NP. Is this the correct education route? After the MSN, how wh

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r/nursing•

My first night in the ICU went exceptionally well--but I think it was because I got a full night's rest the day before in addition to a nap a few hours before the shift began. But the second night was atrocious! By midnight I was already really exhausted and coffee was no help. I've been trying to practice staying awake but I still dread going into another night shift. I feel like I'm not functioning at my best and I don't want to disappoint my preceptor. I try to get the most sleep I possibly can the day before, but when I'm doing back-to-back shifts I feel like there's no help. Any helpful tips would be grand and much appreciated.

TL;DR I'm graduating in December and started precepting ni

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