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Epicurus.com - Training Wheels for Nurses: What I Wish I Had Known My First 100 Days on the Job: Wisdom, Tips, and Warnings from Experienced Nurses (Training Wheels)

Training Wheels for Nurses: What I Wish I Had Known My First 100 Days on the Job: Wisdom, Tips, and Warnings from Experienced Nurses (Training Wheels)
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Manufacturer: Kaplan Publishing
Average Customer Rating: Average rating of 3.5/5Average rating of 3.5/5Average rating of 3.5/5Average rating of 3.5/5Average rating of 3.5/5

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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 610
EAN: 9780743261913
ISBN: 0743261917
Label: Kaplan Publishing
Manufacturer: Kaplan Publishing
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 272
Publication Date: 2004-05-25
Publisher: Kaplan Publishing
Studio: Kaplan Publishing

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Editorial Reviews:

Nothing is more daunting than your first 100 days in a new profession -- unless you go in prepared. Who better to advise you on how to successfully make it through than hundreds of experienced nurses who have been successful themselves?

Benefit From Their Wisdom:

Never call a physician without all the facts -- vital signs, baselines, labs, meds, history, etc.! I now have all of my "ducks in a row" before calling the MD.

Hospital staff nurse

It really doesn't matter how well you can give a shot or do a dressing change. Usually, the best medicine is a good conversation.

Orthopedic nurse

Learn from Their Mistakes:

Be ready to let go of the false belief that you must "know everything" right away in order to be a good nurse. The imposter syndrome, while rampant among new nurses, doesn't serve us well!

Long-term Facility Geriatrics nurse

Go to the bathroom when you need to! (Nurses are notorious for "holding it!")

Surgical nurse

And Remember That Humor Conquers All:

There's nothing like eating popcorn from an unused bedpan.

Emergency room nurse

I get to have as many free band-aids as I want!

Medical nurse




Spotlight customer reviews:

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Summary: Start reading in your last year of nursing
Comment: This small, easy-to-read tip book would be most helpful if purchased and read while in the last year of nursing school. By the time new nurses are on the floor in today's fast-paced patient care systems, there is no time to reflect on the information and act on it. This is stuff you need to know the DAY you arrive for your new nursing job!

Dr Teresa W. Ryan, RNC, DNS
Assistant Professor of Nursing

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Summary: OK, BUT NOT AS GOOD AS I EXPECTED...
Comment: An average book for Nurses. It gives you some ideas about the field. I am sure there are a lot better. Get this if you have spare time.

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Summary: Great Read
Comment: I really enjoyed the insights, although at times I felt I could have written this book myself. The writer obviously knows her stuff. Any body in nursing or nursing school should read this book.

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Summary: Training Wheels for Nurses
Comment: I am not a new nurse, but I am a new school nurse and I was looking for a book to help me get organized and understand how to sort out what's important from what scares you. This book was in the School Nursing section so I "assumed" it was a book for new school nurses. That aside, overall the book was a series of short cute antecdotals that really could not help a new nurse except to maybe make him/her realize that being overwhelmed is expected. I think a new nurse needs real how-to get organized clues, like how to make a patient report list (e.g., patient name, age, sex, dx, meds, tx and times to be given). This was the thing that kept me from losing my mind when I was new. It's great to read about how one day you'll look back on this time of learning and laugh, but really, give the newbees some real advice.

Customer Rating: Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5
Summary: Inspirational Book
Comment: I liked this book! I'm in nursing school and it was interesting to see what "experience" had to say. It's an easy read, but very inspirational and good tips to "take away" from the book. I recommend it to nursing students and new graduates.


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