Are Neurotic / Mental Diseases different subjects in college?

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Hello,

Are Neurotic / Mental Diseases different subjects in college?

Florida Nursing Board said I am short in theory and clinical hours for Neurotic.

I graduated from nursing program outside of US.

My transcript was evaluated for Neurotic/Mental Diseases as 12/18 Theory and 20/42 Practice hours.

Thank you.

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Specializes in Adult Oncology.

Maybe they mean neurology? Diseases of the brain and CNS? You need to clarify with the board.

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No, it was translated as Neurotic.

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I'm relieved to hear it was a translation, because the term "neurotic" hasn't been used in the US for many years.

I suspect that the original version would be "psychiatric/mental illness."

Of course, you have to clarify with the FL BON directly, but I'm guessing what they mean is that they require a minimum of 18 hours of theory (classroom/lecture) and 42 hours of clinical, but you only have 12 hours of theory and 20 hours of clinical.

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How about Nervous/Mental illness translation?

Is anybody knows what are requirements for Florida Nursing Board by subjects and Theory/Clinical hours for RN license?

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How about Nervous/Mental illness translation?

Is anybody knows what are requirements for Florida Nursing Board by subjects and Theory/Clinical hours for RN license?

Sure, it could be "nervous" -- that language is also v. outdated, but the BON may not have updated its language in a long time.

Your best bet, I would think, is to communicate with the Florida BON directly -- they have all the information you need.

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