Congratulations! I have been an LPN for 7 years now. I would recommend that you got the NCLEX book for LPN and work on that through out your year. It has sample questions like they give you when you sit for the boards. Good luck!
Hi everyone! I have just been accepted into the LPN program. Even though this is a life long dream for me. I was just wondering if anyone is willing to offer advice on the dos and don'ts of the program. I'm just so nervous andat the same time curious as to what to expect. I have been a CNA for the past 4 years, but this is going to be totally different. Any comments will be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Congratulations! I have been an LPN for 7 years now. I would recommend that you got the NCLEX book for LPN and work on that through out your year. It has sample questions like they give you when you sit for the boards. Good luck!










Hi mrs_pookie! Consider the career change as a 'next step' in nursing. You'll learn some of the 'why's and how's' behind your CNA practice. Yes, it'll be different, but it IS worth it....and we'll be here to listen.Main thing is take time to study and take time for yourself, too.
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