Maybe I need to do the keychain light, as I seem to drop my pen lights often haha

You're welcome! Glad you like them!

I love that clipboard!

The clipboards are like $30 but I guess its not a terrible investment if you use them in your department.

you're welcome! :D

Awesome! It's a great way to meet people and help others following your path.

Awesome! Congratulations! It'll make you nervous at first, but just realize that you are new, and they don't expect you to know how to do everything. :)

Hey there! Congratulations on passing boards! Thats such a huge accomplishment. Do you have any tips for soon to graduate nursing students? Im a bit nervous about the nclex and would love to learn how you succeeded!

Thanks!

I had to wear white scrub pants for my nursing externship. I hate white scrub pants! Light gray underwear seemed to show up the least! unless you could find skin tone colored underwear... but I never found that in guys underwear haha

Luke Stoughton I went to Academy and bought some white Adidas compression underwear for my clinical. Worked great!

Nude color, or match skin tone,we had white pants too. My CNA instructor of 2011 at Albuquerque Community College taught us that.

Indeed! Haha I'm gay

Okay well hey ;). Just kidding! Great content keep it up!

heeey ;D Thanks man!

From what I've heard, the higher the price, the better the sound quality. I know the Cardiology III has the ability to attach the smaller pediatric drum in place of the bell too. I have used one of the much cheaper stethoscopes (one you could get for about $40) and compared it to my $150 stethoscope.. You can definitely tell that the more expensive one picks up sounds better, has nicer ear pieces, and feels like it will last longer. But honestly, a $75 stethoscope will probably do the trick just fine.

I completely agree! @@NOWSKI

I know this is a year old but just in case anyone else is wondering the same thing, Nowski is correct that it's the sound quality. The main question you need to ask yourself is "What will I be using this stethoscope for?" If you're using it to do routine blood pressure screenings you would not need to use the same one as a flight nurse in a helicopter. As the price goes up it becomes much easier to hear and identify faint sounds. There are two basic categories (for the purposes of simplicity): monitoring and cardiology. Most medical professionals (nurses, paramedics, respiratory therapists, etc.) can do everything they need to do with a mid-priced monitoring (lung sounds, bowel sounds, blood pressure, etc) stethoscope like the Littman Classic III ($70-ish) and you'd be very happy with the amazing sound quality. If you're in the small percentage of professionals who need to hear and diagnose abnormal faint heart rhythms, then you will need a cardiology stethoscope of an even higher quality. The best one I've found is the Littman Cardiology ($165-ish linked in the video description above) by a huge margin. It has the best sound quality and produces easily identifiable, full rich sounds. Of course, other professionals would also benefit from the Littman Cardiology sound quality even if they're not using it for cardiology purposes, especially if they're newer and just learning the sounds or experienced and using it in a noisy environment. If your budget allows it, this really is the best stethoscope for the money in my opinion. Just be very careful at work with your stethoscope. The nicer it is, the more likely it is to grow legs and walk away when you're not looking. A cheaper stethoscope will usually get you by just fine but in this case you really do get what you pay for. You just have to decide based on your needs and your budget.

Right now my hospital only hires BSN nurses, but there are some that hire ADN.