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Jul 08, 2009 07:41 PM

UMB Adult Health/Med Surg Tips


So I'm about to head into my second semester at UMB and I just received the first of what will undoubtedly be many e-mails from my professor. He mentioned a lot of things to prepare the class for the upcoming work we'll have to do including organizing patho notes and studying the fluid/electrolyte lecture.

My big question is- this class is veeery intimidating to my right now. While I know it can be done and I have friends that have passed Med Surg, are there any former students out there that have any tips? I know Saunders was recommended because apparently there are a few test questions from there...anything else?

It would certainly be appreciated. Thanks guys!


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Old Jul 10, 2009, 06:08 PM

Default Re: UMB Adult Health/Med Surg Tips
Originally Posted by Blueorchid View Post
So I'm about to head into my second semester at UMB and I just received the first of what will undoubtedly be many e-mails from my professor. He mentioned a lot of things to prepare the class for the upcoming work we'll have to do including organizing patho notes and studying the fluid/electrolyte lecture.

My big question is- this class is veeery intimidating to my right now. While I know it can be done and I have friends that have passed Med Surg, are there any former students out there that have any tips? I know Saunders was recommended because apparently there are a few test questions from there...anything else?

It would certainly be appreciated. Thanks guys!
Study from the "clinical companion" to your textbook. And remember, you only have to pass, not get an A.

Conrad's m.o. is to initimidate. Just ignore it.
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Old Jul 11, 2009, 01:21 PM

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Just FYI-I'll be heading into second semester Med-Surg at AACC. A group of us are planning on getting together to begin review as a group next week. You're not alone in your anxiety re: beginning med/surg. Our plan is to cover the basics, CV, Diabetes, Fluids/Electrolytes, and Pharmo/Patho basics. If nothing else, we feel al ittle less overwhelmed and "out of practice" come August 24th

Best wishes!
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