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Basically only stated what an LPN does (under direct supervision or delegation), but does not clearly identify what an RN does. An RN has a greater wealth of knowledge based on the difference of schooling, and as such, is an indenpendent profession that works along side Medicine. An RN is a co-ordinator of care, is repsonsible for initial and thorough assessments of patients, along with the "tasks" of nursing. Many "specialized" tasks can only be preformed by an RN.
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A greater difference of the difference bertween the two is responsibilty. Think of the acute patient. LPN's do not work in highly acute areas (i.e. ICU, ER's) as the schooling/knowledge base is not sufficient to assess or manage. An LPN under direct supervision or delegation can care for a "stable and predictable" pt and/or pt condition. LPN's are an important part of the care team of a pt...This video just does not accurately describe the difference beyond license.
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@ah4288 you are disrespectful to the medical field!!! HAVE SOME RESPECT FOR HIGHER AUTHORITY!!! you don't know the stress and depression that RN's go threw and it takes hard work, and self discipline to graduate from a RN PROGRAM!!!! UGH!!!! DISRESPECTFUL
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Why is an RN explaining what an LPN does on their job? As always RN's think they know everything!
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Very nice and thorough explination
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did I see a nose piercing?
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@kageorochimaru What can a CNA do?
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@twincoil do you know how much lpns earn monthly?
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she's cute
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i'm an LPN and i also do brain surgery on the weekends
I graduated two years ago as an LPN from Galen in Louisville, Ky. Back there now for my RN. Yes LPNs are real nurses and should be treated as such.
naomilaboo 2 years ago 22
I am an lpn and we are nurses and should be treated as a nurse
tytal100 2 years ago 13