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    Communicable Disease including HIV. Program lengths can vary if you go full time training may take 12-14 months‚ and if you are going part time training is 18-20 months. If you are a CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) you can challenge the BVNPT to become a LVN if you have at least 51 months of paid bedside nursing experience‚ of this 48 months should be general medical-surgical experience‚ 6 weeks of maternity or genitourinary nursing‚ and six weeks of pediatric nursing. The 51 months of experience should

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    Professional Summary Fully credentialed LVN with experience providing compassionate care in a hospital environment at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center. During my clinical hours at UCLA I gained in depth experience on various units such as medical surgical‚ pediatrics‚ labor and delivery‚ postpartum care‚ neurology‚ liver transplant unit‚ oncology‚ and gynecology. My training includes performing full health assessments‚ keeping accurate health records‚ performing both male and female catheterizations

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    DAS LVN FINAL STUDY GUIDE 1. Cardiac Catheterization (dye): 1333 Cardiac Catheterization: A cardiac catheterization is performed to obtain information about congenital or acquired heart defects‚ measure oxygen concentration‚ determine cardiac output‚ or assess the status of the heart’s structures and chambers. It may be performed during an angio cardiogram to study the function of the heart or blood supply or to diagnose congenital anomalies or valvular disease. Therapeutic treatments may be done

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    Leadership and Quality of Practice as an RN vs. LVN Modern television provides us many over the top ways to look at nurses. Some of these TV nurses sell drugs‚ some sleep with every doctor around. The reality is much simpler. Nurses are leaders‚ and year after year are judged as the most honest and ethical profession (“American rate nurses highest”‚ 2014). Leadership All nurses are leaders‚ and are roll-models for those around us. An RN or an LVN can lead a new CNA‚ for example‚ by teaching them

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    Lv Vs Rn Roles Essay

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    contrasting the LVN and RN roles Hripsime Cherkezyan N149: Preparation for Advanced Placement in Nursing Octavia Hyacinth El Camino College August 31‚ 2011 Comparing and contrasting the LVN and RN roles Nursing is a high-demand healthcare profession that is dedicated to the total care and well-being of individuals as well as communities. They help their patients to maintain an optimal status of health. In the United States‚ there are two major types of nurses RNs and LVNs. An RN is a registered

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    performing many roles. Chief among them‚ are the Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) and the Registered Nurse (RN). The basics of nursing are the same for both the LVN and RN as they both provide care to individuals who are experiencing injury and/or illness. Both play a very important role in assisting the individual patient toward a speedy recovery and optimal health. This paper will discuss the similarities and differences between the LVN and RN by comparing and contrasting their scope of practice‚ and their

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    xxxx Medical Surgical October 20‚ 2011 LVN vs. RN: Scope of Practices Many nursing professionals begin their careers as LVNs (License Vocational Nurse) and later complete the requirements as a bridge to the RN. The role of the LVN has always been to provide direct care to patients in the medical setting. They usually work under the supervision of a physician or RN and perform lesser tasks than a registered nurse. The role of the RN (Registered Nurse) was specifically assigned to be a supervisory

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    nurses who have passed the required educational requirements to obtain licenses. They differ slightly from LVN (licensed vocational nurses) who have passed an individual state’s educational requirement to get a license (Noa A. 2010). An RN (registered nurse) is one who has graduated from a nursing program in the university and usually has a higher level of knowledge as compared to LPN and LVN nurses. RNs basically earn a professional nursing degree while LPNs earn a practical nursing degree. The

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    It is more efficient to hire registered nurses in many causes because of his or her scope of practice is much broader than an LVN‚ said Dorel Harms‚ RN senior vice president for clinical services for California Hospital Association. (Larson‚ 2008) This is the trend for most hospitals in the United States. When a nurse is seeking a choice of employment‚ Magnet status hospitals

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    The role of the LVN in Texas consists of providing focused safe care along with compassion to assigned patients who have predictable health care needs. They must be under the appropriate supervision and must comply with the scope of practice of an LVN. An RN in Texas accepts the responsibility of working within the scope of practice of an RN and is capable of working in any health care setting. They are also not only in charge if providing comprehensive nursing care to patients but their families

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