Nursing Students Excelsior
Published Dec 4, 2012
natnat122
475 Posts
To all those who took Health Differences and Passed, how did you study for it??? Any input would be appreciated, thanks!
Please note: I am speaking of Essentials of Nursing Care Health Differences NOT Health Differences Across the Lifespan.
Medic625
78 Posts
I found that to be the hardest test I've taken yet. I used the TCN module and the EC practice exam to prepare for it. As a paramedic, I thought I had a firm grasp on the whole acid-base balance and electrolyte thing, but I was completely wrong. In fact, throughout the course of this medic to RN program I have realized that I didn't know as much as I thought I did and that there is a big difference between what I learned as a medic and what I need to learn to be an RN. Kinda got off topic there. But seriously, the TCN module has all the info. It's just a matter of learning it all. Good luck.
Yeah, I'm a medic too and I'm learning that the hard way lol.. Oh no thanks for getting off topic I enjoyed reading that someone went through the same emotions I am experiencing right now; Medic thinking and RN thinking is taking a serious transition! I will purchase the TCN module as well as the practice exams.. I have sg101 but I want something to supplement it.. Thanks!!!
Lunah, MSN, RN
14 Articles; 13,767 Posts
Medic-brain and nurse-brain are very different! Once you realize that, I think it helps in the learning process. :-) Enjoy your journey!
disposablehero343
2 Posts
What's the TCN module?
The 'TCN' module is "The College Network" book. They have study guides and such.