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A lot of studying has happened, due to the fact that it’s still midterm season. I have one more midterm to go before finals. There’s currently\u00a0 five more weeks of classes. This also means 8 more clinical days(!), which is both exciting and sad. I like clinical, but it’s a lot<\/em> of work. I still have two more 12-hour shifts at the hospital<\/p>\n

I started being able to do IV meds in clinical! I was very<\/em> nervous. My clinical instructor has drilled into us that when IV meds go wrong, they are very wrong because there is absolutely no way to take it back. So a lot of prep work goes into clinical now for IV meds. There’s a lot of information to consider – what to reconstitute the medication with, what is it compatible with, what is it not compatible with, how fast to give it, what temperature is it stored at, is it already premixed? There’s a lot to consider with IV meds that I never knew that nurses had to consider – that I had to consider. There are a lot more precautions to think about with IV meds than, say, oral medications. But on the fist day that I could give IV meds, I got to give two<\/em>. Which was two more than some of my clinical group members.<\/p>\n

$\"Spring!$ <\/a><\/p>\n

And it’s finally spring around here! Flowers make me happy – the crocuses and daffodils are out and gorgeous<\/em>. I can’t wait until daisies (June-July) are out because I love<\/em> them. Love, love, love daisies. But they won’t be out for a bit, so in the mean time I’m enjoying the flowers that are out. Plus the roses in front of my house have started with new leaves, spring is always so much fun. I saw a bumblebee for the first time this year two weeks ago and it made me smile. Warmer weather always means that the insects come out.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"