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how do I take the self-assessment? I don't see how to do it in UWorld. I just see the CAT.

I laughed so hard with your mashed potatoes to macaroni analogy. "I chose the mashed potatoes, like why would I do that!?" The most relatable analogy ever.

I’ve been a nurse for over 6 years and I’ve been interested in ER lately. I’ve been learning so much from your videos! Thank you!

😂 I got that same Petechiae question wrong! 😂

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼I AM SOOOO PROUD OF YOU!!!!!! you will always hold a very special place in my heart. Seeing you study and ask questions and putting yourself out there regarding mistakes and misses… it truly means more than you think! I am beyond proud! Keep up the great work and keep bugging me with questions! Love you so much!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

You explained everything extremely well, congratulations 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼✨

Great information. I am a Patient care Tech and it goes for us too. I sometimes freeze up on answering the interview questions.

dexamethasone fire crotch is real 🤣 With your reglan the anxiety can become extreme in your patients with existing psych issues. You can dilute in a 50 cc bag if your facility allows.

I just failed the nclex exam. 😔🥺 I cannot begin to articulate the level of embarrassment and heartache I'm feeling. This is so heartbreaking 💔

So so helpful! Im a new grad w a final interview for ER next week. Def gonna keep these in mind

*Promo SM* 😉

I love hearing about the mistakes nurses make because it makes me a little less anxious. Much appreciated!

Love the transparency. I’m coming up on a year in the Er. Although I wasn’t a new nurse I understand what you were saying. Congrats on the year🎉🎉

congrats on 1K 🫶🏽🫶🏽🤙🏽

WOW. Thank YOU FOR THIS!! I'm a new grad working in the ER and this just encouraged me real good. I subscribed!!!

Like the confidence, positive attitude and quality of the contain which need for every nclex aspirants.

I have interview coming up next week and I’m freaking out. This info will help me a lot

Thank you!

I just purchased U-World!!!! Thank you Jamee for the study tips and the breakdown of how to use U-World effectively. I think it's worth it! I got the 60-day package with 2 self-assessment tests included! My goal is pass first try by end of February or early March at the latest! My school encourages us to take the NCLEX within 3 months of graduation and as incentive, they offer to pay $200 out of the total $500 (CA nursing licensure prices)

Did you know how to read EKG well when you graduated or did you learn it while being a new grade

Great Job Jamee! You’re not only saving the lives in the hospital you work at but others patients around the world will benefit from you sharing this knowledge to other nurses that watch this video. You’re Truly a blessing and the best nurse out there! Great video 💛👩🏻‍⚕️

Thats awesome that you have put these tips here for others to listen to. Nurses are often very in tune with their patients.❤

“Just go and do it”. That was my mentality when I decided to go back to be a nurse. The excuse I gave was I didn’t want to have to do prerequisites over. (I’m a licensed funeral director). But as time kept passing me by I just one day got up and registered for classes. Fast forward a year later I passed my TEAS and this is the last semester of prerequisites.

How did you study for the exit hesi?

So I’m having trouble bringing all the information together… I get so overwhelmed with all the different areas it covers but how do I bring it all together!

Why is my average score 73 to get a high how is yours less .

i just took my 2nd assessment test i got only 61% i’m so depressed.. it is showing low chances of pass

I see myself in you because I relate so much. I love your channel 🩷

Please keep these videos coming!! ☺️🩷

Thanks for sharing 🤩!! We’re you good at multitasking before starting the ER?

This is the best video I've seen on the ER. You're very mature and explained everything very well. You sound like an awesome nurse!

Just started my residency in the ED, did not have a choice, had to do nights. I’m not transitioning well 😅 when you love hikes and sunshine, nights are 🤮

I’m currently on nights, I like your background suited the title

This was a great video! Thank you.

New subbie just off your transparency!

Hey guys, I am very happy I just passed the new generation Nclex with a great help from Dr Luther. My advice to everyone preparing for the new Generation Nclex is to contact Dr. Luther and pass your test very easily

Hey guys, the solution to your NGN is here, be it RN or PN. I just passed my Nclex RN with Dr Luther, i advise anyone preparing for the nclex, be it RN or PN, just get to him, and you will pass your test 💯%

This is information that could help with any job interview! Thank you so much for sharing Jamee Kaee 💛

Sooo helpful! Best nurse in the world!

Lmaooo I plugged a pts nasal cannula into air😂😂 ,doc pulled me aside and told me I was sooooo embarrassed cause I called them in saying she was desatting on O2 smh

I collected blood from one patient but put another patient’s lab stickers on the blood work and everything end up resulting. It was literally an entire septic work up 😭😭😭😭 I was so embarrassed…but I caught it before the doctor started placing orders. Could’ve been very dangerous. That’s why it’s always good to scan your lab slips and your medications.

Most of my clinical practice was nights.... I loved it, but it didn't like me. Started to have extremely disordered sleep. If I ever had to go back to patient care, I would try nights. But most likely I'd have to deal with days. Def loved shift diff at night! Shift work in general has pros and cons! And you are right: it is all a scam. LOL

I have been an RN for over 20 years, and I, too, learned the hard way to follow all lines (had an O2 incident and also have done the IV fluid thing several times), the transdermal patch thing, I once even gave someone their coumadin without checking their labs first... thankfully no one was harmed. We have all messed up at some point. What you do after you make an error is what matters: learn from it and try not to repeat it.

OKKKK Jameee!! i see youuuu🫶🏽😎 KEEP THAT GRIND GOING, i would love to see some day in the life in the ER vlogs.. that shii would hit

Im about to be a nurse extern in the ED & im low key terrified even though that’s where I want to be.

Wow you are so brave for sharing. People really make these mistakes. Thank you so much. We know things but for some reason in the moment we just 🫠. But we end up learning for a lifetime. Again thanks queen.

Next year I'm goign to graduate from nursing school and I want to go straight into the ER. I'm not afraid because from seeing your videos I understood that it is completely normal to mess up when you are new and that if you commit yourself to become better and better and to learn from your mistakes you will become a great nurse. Every great nurse wasn't just born like that. It's a process. Enjoy the adventure from first year nursing student to competent and confident nurse! Great channel, keep up the good work! I have a question: how long did it take for you to feel, not 100%, but let's say 80% confident in the ER? That feelig of "I know what I'm doing, I know how to handle the vast majority of the situations, I've settled in the ER" kind of feeling. Thaaaaaaaaaaaank youuuuu, you are inspirational and I look up to you!!! ❤❤❤

Where can I find the Mark Klimek audio?

I just became sub #890 I’m going to school soon for prerequisites for nursing and ER is a thought for me.

Did you feel that questions were asked based on the rationale?