Published Apr 28, 2009
NurseLoveJoy88, ASN, RN
3,959 Posts
For some reason I'm not able to grasp the sensory system. Its so frustrating. I felt the same about Fluids and elytes however, I think sensory is worst for me. I'm just having a hard time understanding the ear and eye disorders.
I'm sure I will pull through by time my exam comes around but for right now I'm just stuck. So far I've been reading, made flash cards, doing nclex questions ( most I've gotten wrong)... I'm going to try to meet with a classmate to study but if not I guess I'll sign up for tutoring.
Have any of you ever had a subject that was just hard to grasp ????
Sarah Hay
184 Posts
Yep. There are just some subjects that I cannot learn. I don't know why. I think it is because I don't like it and for some reason my brain doesn't learn what I am reading. The subject I dislike the most would have to be the neurological system. I don't have any hints on how to learn the subject but I will be checking back on this thread just in case someone helpful comes along and posts a link. Thanks.
:redpinkhe Sarah Hay, SN
logans_mommy
36 Posts
omg isn't it terrible. i really hate that. no matter what you do it will just not stick!!! i have had that problem a few times. i am sure it will eventually click and if it doesn't don't stress too much becuase it will most likely happen again. the previous post hit it on the head. i have had problems with chapters i am not interested in. i have my a and p final on monday and i am worried about those chapters i didn't get. however, i do have some study guides and practice quizes for the sensory system i would be happy to share with you. you can email me and i would be happy to email them to you. i always try to find as many resourses as possible when i don't understand a chapter. i can also email you some links that i find helful. another option for you is to check out you tube. there are millions of videos that can help you get through. well shoot me and email if you want and i can give you that info! good luck!!! (anyone else in need of resources can email me as well. i am finishing a and p this week so i have plenty on all the chapters!!!!)
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SARAH: TRY SOME OF THESE...I HOPE THEY ARE HELPFUL
http://www.ntv.wright.edu/
http://library.med.utah.edu/neurologicexam/html/sensory_anatomy.html
http://www.jigsawhealth.com/articles/neurological_system.html
http://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/uvahealth/peds_neuro/anatomy.cfm
ONE MORE SARAH:
http://www.aan.com/go/education/students/medical/advice
Thanks everyone !
Hey, thank you for the links. I added them to my favorites so if I get stuck on something tough I have them for a quick reference. I completed Anatomy and Phsyiology I and II before entering the ADN program and surprisingly I made an A in both classes but once I entered the nursing program I am barely making the grade. (Low-low B). So, if YOU need something I may be able to help you with. Maybe... maybe not. Happy studying!
intuition
171 Posts
Mine was Chemistry and the neuro system. I hope you do well on your upcoming test. I will pray for you.
Sarah, I will be touch!!! Like I said, I have my final Monday and I am really worried. When I start my review I will keep you in mind!!! Thanks!
Panthyr
91 Posts
Psychology & self concept
I don't have anything that can help you out, but good luck with it... I know how painful it is.
nerdtonurse?, BSN, RN
1 Article; 2,043 Posts
I'm an LPN in the RN program, but I'm NOT looking forward to the OB/GYN rotation again. I usually got good grades in the LPN program, and "A's" in the RN as well, but I CANNOT BEND MY HEAD AROUND OB. They start talking about +1 and +2 and percent effaced, and my mind just starts broadcasting "white noise" like an empty TV channel. I can't see it, I can't visualize it, I sure as **** can't touch it on my lab partner, and my mind just goes "REJECT!"
And that's next semester....oh, joy....
qaqueen
308 Posts
Am embarassed to say that neuro pts confuse me. Although Alzheimer's pts are not so difficult, non-Alz dementia pts always surprise me.