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Possible to be an RN?? |
Hi, My son recently married a girl from the Ukraine. She said she is a registered nurse and her name is on the california list of RN's. Here is my question. Is it possible for this person to be spervisor or director of nursing without ever having taken an anatomy class (she admits this because my daughter was taking a class and she couldn't answer any questions in my daughters book) and also when I asked her what my son'd blook pressure was, she stumbled a bit then said 70 over 35. My son and her have been together for less than a year and she is leaving her job to follow here to follow "her" boss who is moving to sacramento. (2 hours away) My son will need to quit his job and move. She refuses to work for anyone but this one person. I always thought it was very difficult to pass the RN exam in California, 8 hours of testing etc. She is currently working in a convelescent hospital. Any input on whether it is possible to be what she says she is would be helpful All nursing schools in this country would require anatomy to be passed in the first year of school, and certainly any legitimate school in any other country would require this as well. It is possible to purchase fraudulent, phoney degrees on the Internet and I am very concerned that she has done this or in some way is a "pretender" of being an R.N. It is possible that 2 people with the same name would explain her name being on the California list of RNs and she is pretending to be the real RN. You could request a picture of the real nurse from the California state Board of Nursing or her employer could. (Your son certainly does not have blood pressure of 70 over 35, or he would be unconscious, certainly unable to walk. That is the blood pressure of a newborn infant.) Ask her some questions that any nurse should know, like "I gave blood last month and they told me that I was blood type D negative. What is your blood type? " Of course there are only type A, B, AB and O which can be either positive or negative You could ask her "My friend donated a kidney to help a dying patient. I would like to donate one of my livers. Who should l contact to do this.?" We all have only one liver and usually two kidneys. Please follow through on this. It is very dangerous to have fraudulent nurses in the health care delivery system at any level.F Source(s): l am a Board Certified Family Physician for 22 years. Sounds suspicious to me. I am not an RN, but I could probably answer some questions from a text. I also know that blood pressure should be around 120/80 to 130/80. 70/35 would be close to death. Sounds fraudulent to me. An RN would need to be far more skilled and knowledgeable than reading blood pressure, also. You are such a MOM!!! That's okay, so am I!!! But Mom, there comes a time for the little bird to fly. As for his wife, she is flying with him!!! They are married. It is possible for your daughter-in-law to be what she says she is. Two hour away is nothing!!! My Daughter lived in Hawaii for years and now lives near Seattle. I live in CA, too! As a mother-in-law, try not to be too hard on your son's wife. He loves her. He married her. Your job is to be as supportive as you possibly can. You are probably upset that your son is moving away. Phone them once a week and let them call you. Be the Mom. Be the bigger person. They will love you for it!!! And when you become a Grandma, you will love the kids!!! May God bless you. Personal experience. http://www.rn.ca.gov/online/online.htm... Check under "Online License Verification" for your answer. check the below link its useful http://datentryworksworkathomeobs.blogsp... . |
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