When an open wound becomes infected, soap alone won’t do the trick, and natural treatments such as tea tree oil and honey may provide better solutions than going to your doctor or using topical antibiotics. As always, seeking medical treatment if signs of infection are critical to healing and well-being. If the wound does not seem to be healing correctly or is becoming infected in any other way, medical aid must be sought immediately. (more…)

To become a licensed practical or licensed vocational nurse, you must pass the NCLEX-PN, which makes preparing challenging. However, laboratory values presented as challenging word problems should take precedence for the greatest preparation for this test. This post examines this range and how it relates to completing the last hurdle to becoming a licensed practical nurse. (more…)

A nurse’s most useful tool in her practice is the nursing process. Nursing schools provide first-year nursing students with information on the nursing process. However, many nurses are unaware of its significance in patient care. This article will discuss the nursing process in LPN programs, including its history, purpose, and essential characteristics, with five steps. After reading this article, you can answer the question “What is the nursing process?” and comprehend the five procedures involved in the practical nurse’s health work. (more…)

According to research, there are more than 3.8 million practising PN. As more nurses retire, the demand for practical nurses (PN) and advanced practice registered nurses grows. Prospective nurses must have a degree in nursing and experience to be ready for the expected shortage of healthcare professionals. (more…)

There are so many options to become a practical nurse. How can you choose the best program from the rest? Keep the accreditation of nursing schools in mind when choosing a nursing program for your nursing career. (more…)

Each state board of nursing administers the “National Council Licensure Examination” for practical nurses or NCLEX-PN. The NCLEX-PN is also known as “the boards” and “the state boards,” respectively. The NCLEX–PN serves one purpose. It determines if you can start an entrance career in the nursing profession. (more…)

When was the last time that your practice extended a hand to show gratitude? It does not matter if it was yesterday, last month or year. How your clinic shows gratitude can make patients feel good and help establish a long-lasting relationship. Genuine expressions of appreciation share three common themes: (more…)

Almost all the practical nursing students have one question in their minds: “How do I pass the NCLEX-PN?” The 75-question exam is something that many individuals want to pass in order to avoid the suffering of the “nursing boards.” No one can afford the extra expenses on top of the nursing college entrance exam and training fees. It is important to pass the NCLEX-PN in the first time you attempt it. (more…)

To obtain your nursing license and to job as a physician, you will need to pass the NCLEX. The path to the NCLEX is lengthy and rigorous. However, does it always need to start having a medical degree? This is the way it works. (more…)

While working as an LPN, you will come across hundreds of patients, everyone with a unique behavioral characteristic. Considering their illness, patients often tend to lose their calm and at times get engrossed by anger. They often start complaining about minute things that do not go as per their expectations. In order to deal with such patients, an LPN must know how to handle the complaints registered by the patients. Let’s understand how to handle patient complaints below. (more…)