Published May 21, 2011
northmississippi
455 Posts
I've always heard med-surg is a hard class,, are there any "for dummies" type books or "notes" type books that can help learn the material,,,other than reading the college textbook?
Thanks.
~Mi Vida Loca~RN, ASN, RN
5,259 Posts
Check out the Made incredibly easy series. I used the Fluid and Electrolytes one and it was great and cleared so much up for me.
meltnpointofwax
189 Posts
i'm in peds right now and have a book called "straight A's in pediatric nursing" which is amazing.
i saw on amazon they also have a straight A's in OB and another one for med surg. if they're anything like the peds one, they'd be very helpful!
mangopeach
916 Posts
Just started Med Surg and I have Med Surg made incredibly easy. Definitely explains some things a lot better than my text.
jelly221,RN, MSN
309 Posts
The "Straight A's" and "Made Incredibly Easy" series are good.
I'm gonna get crucified for saying this I'm sure....
Wikipedia. I know, I know, people can edit it, it's unreliable, but I have yet to find an error in the pathology/pharmacology articles I've read. Don't cite it as a source or anything, but it's helped me understand a lot of concepts, from pulmonary artery catheters to spinal cord injuries and congenital heart defects.
Youtube also has good videos explaining some subjects, but it's hit or miss.