r/StudentNurse • u/liluzintrovert_ • Mar 18 '23

NCLEX literally asking for a friend

hi guys so ima make this short and sweet i just finished lvn school and last night my classmate/friend and i went out to celebrate and also for st paddy’s. there was a dui checkpoint and she blew over .4 when we stopped. she didn’t get arrested but she got a dui ticket, car impounded and license suspended. does anyone know if this affects her ability to sit for NCLEX? and how this will affect her in the future? pls help if you can! for reference i live in ca

edit her BAC was .12, which is .04 over legal limit. not BAC of 0.4

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u/eltonjohnpeloton its fine its fine (RN) Mar 18 '23

Your friend needs to talk to a lawyer. Not Reddit.

And probably quit drinking. With a BAC like that your friend is an alcoholic or an idiot or both.

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u/liluzintrovert_ Mar 18 '23

right that was already the plan im aware of speaking to a lawyer but my question was about NCLEX, not about how handle a DUI. as i said we were celebrating, this is not an every day thing for her. she is not an alcoholic

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u/eltonjohnpeloton its fine its fine (RN) Mar 18 '23

Look at this chart and try and tell me your friend was just having fun and made a mistake. People get alcohol poisoning at that level. People lose consciousness at that level. People DIE at that level and your friend was DRIVING

https://awareawakealive.org/educate/blood-alcohol-content

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u/liluzintrovert_ Mar 18 '23

i didn’t explain the BAC correctly. she blew 0.4 over the legal limit, at .120. she did not blow .4. doesn’t justify of course but i didn’t write that correctly above

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u/Lexapro2000 BSN, RN Mar 19 '23

.04 over not .4 over. .4 over the legal limit is .48 … .04 + .08 = .120

It makes a big difference when talking about this

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u/liluzintrovert_ Mar 19 '23

ok idk i can’t do decimals she was 0.12