You are at increased risk of developing pre-eclampsia if: 1  This is your first pregnancy. 2  Your mother or sister had pre-eclampsia or eclampsia during pregnancy. 3  You are carrying more than one baby. 4  You are a teenager. 5  You are over 40 years old.  You already have high blood pressure, kidney disease or diabetes.
i don't believe they can.. i think because a LPN cannot do a inital assesment .. and being a school nurse requires a degree,, as a RN would have... all the school nurses i have worked with in the past have been RN's..i do know 3 school nurses now.. one is a RN, ADN and 2 are RN BSN's...ll depends on what state you are in, each state has a Nurse Practice (Scope of practice) here in AZ, LPNs can be school nurses, but the pay is horrible, its about 15/hr to start..
Hospitals do not, in most cases, hire LPN's. Hospitals here use RN's, Nurse Techs, and CNA's for daily patient care. So, in my area, you most likely as an LPN would not be working in a hospital position. I agree with previous poster about what RN's physically do LPN's cannot.Others will get into the critical thinking as well.f I could do it all over again, I wouldn't bother with LPN school. For 1 solid year of LPN school, I'm only getting 6 transfer credits in my ADN program (the equivalent of 1/2 a semester). In many states, you can sit for PN boards after 1 year of RN school.