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  1. I don't think VCU has an LPN-RN program. They start at BSN. I would call Susan Lipp (Admissions Director @ VCU SON) and ask her if this is your plan. She is straight forward in most things. IMHO (however ignorant it may be), with so many RN and BS...
  2. Compression hose/socks

    I LOVE compression socks (knee-high)!! I use the mid "strength" compression...my legs/feet feel SOOOOOOOO much better when I wear them. I have never tried the full length ones, but nurses that I work with swear by them. Probably the best way to fi...
  3. Too much sadness this shift...

    Sorry you had such a bad shift. This got me right in the gut.
  4. microbiology or physiology harder?

    I had a med school prof for Physiology and it was HARD. But, I LOVED it. I have a fairly easy prof for Micro and it is only difficult because it bores the heck out of me. (I am not very motivated this semester.) I will end up getting the same gra...
  5. nurses under the care of a psychiatrist

    This brings up another question (not meaning to hijack the thread). How does the BON look at nurses/nursing students who have been psych inpatients? I imagine that it would raise a red flag, but does it prohibit getting/keeping your license?
  6. Netter's Atlas of Human Anatomy. :)
  7. Those coloring books don't cover much. I wouldn't waste my time.
  8. Anatomy - Spring 2009 - What to Study?

    Like I replied on another thread...get a Netter's and start learning. Learn the structures (I recommend learning by body region) ie nerves, bones, muscles. If you can get the origins and insertion points of muscles down life is going to be easy. G...
  9. Grab a Netter's Anatomy and start learning. Netter's will have way more than you need to know but has everything. Once you get the structures (bones, muscles, origins/insertions, organs, etc.) down everything else makes sense and is easy to digest. ...
  10. Do you wear your seatbelt

    I have always worn my seatbelt. My husband hasn't always worn his and I nagged him. It paid off significantly a couple of years ago when we were in a pretty bad accident...through a light pole and into a telephone pole. The car was totaled and the...
  11. how much do you make an hour/year?

    Tech..$10.13/hr + diff. Not thrilled with it, but love the people I work with. Not to mention, I am headed to nursing school so it won't be like this forever.
  12. Since we were talking about birth plans....

    Why was the cord issue a problem?
  13. Working after breast augmentation/implants.

    I had the opposite done...breast reduction. But, still the same part of the body. From what I understand a reduction is far more invasive than augmentation (I have NEVER considered augmentation. :chuckle... unfortunately, I got more than my share)...
  14. I hand delivered mine on Dec. 1 and the poor woman in the admissions office was a bit swamped with applications. Apparently, that stack had just come in. I know people heard before Feb of last year, but 3 days after the deadline is a little unreali...
  15. Nursing with a latex allergy?

    I am a PCT/EMT/nursing student who is allergic to latex. My co-workers have been nothing but helpful. I don't run into a lot of problems though. Most supplies are now made w/o latex and we have nitrile gloves everywhere. However, I have found tha...