I graduated from the LPN program in 2016. In 2017 I attempted to take an LPN to RN bridge program. I had a lot going on and couldn't really study like I needed to.
I passed the A & P 1 theory class, but failed the lab. I am returning in October to the LPN to RN bridge. My life is in a much better place and I am ready to take on the challenge and give it my all.
Does anyone know of any free printable study sheets I can use to get a head start? I still have access to the online stuff from my previous class and was told they are still doing basically the same thing in the class. I am printing the tissue slides to start studying those. I know I need to work on memorizing all the other info, but I am not really sure how to go about doing it.
Should I break it down but how the tests where broken down, into chunks, and just begin reviewing in a rotation until school starts? I know once I get going, I wont have as much time with other classes as well.
Thanks!
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I graduated from the LPN program in 2016. In 2017 I attempted to take an LPN to RN bridge program. I had a lot going on and couldn't really study like I needed to.
I passed the A & P 1 theory class, but failed the lab. I am returning in October to the LPN to RN bridge. My life is in a much better place and I am ready to take on the challenge and give it my all.
Does anyone know of any free printable study sheets I can use to get a head start? I still have access to the online stuff from my previous class and was told they are still doing basically the same thing in the class. I am printing the tissue slides to start studying those. I know I need to work on memorizing all the other info, but I am not really sure how to go about doing it.
Should I break it down but how the tests where broken down, into chunks, and just begin reviewing in a rotation until school starts? I know once I get going, I wont have as much time with other classes as well.
Thanks!