Intermediate Med-Surg

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So can any one tell me what to expect in Inter. med surg?? Just how hard does it get? Anything I can brush up on before the semester starts to get ahead??

lab values? procedures? Any help would be great! Thanks yall

Cant wait for that mandatory math test that we all have to get 90% on the first week, thats for sure !! :uhoh21:

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So can any one tell me what to expect in Inter. med surg?? Just how hard does it get? Anything I can brush up on before the semester starts to get ahead??

lab values? procedures? Any help would be great! Thanks yall

Cant wait for that mandatory math test that we all have to get 90% on the first week, thats for sure !! :uhoh21:

Anyone??

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Sorry, no help here. At my school, we go by M/S 1,2,3,4.

M/S 1 Basic fund stuff

M/S 2 Cardiac and Resp

M/S 3 and 4...not there yet.

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It's hard for me to say because my school doesn't break Med/Surg into anything called " intermediate" so what did you learn in your 1rst med/surg class?

We break ours into M/S 1 ( Endorcine, Fluids/Electrolytes, Acid/Base, Respiratory, Physical Assessments). M/S 2 ( Cardiovascular, Musculoskelatal, GI), and M/S 3 ( Renal, Neuro, Oncology, ICU/ER)

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At my school we have adult health I and adult health II. Adult Health I is endocrine/ neuro/renal/ GI/cancer. Adult health II is ardiac/respiratory/reproductive. Is that what you are going into?

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I am a soon to be 4th semester student and I have only found my clinicals to get EASIER. The lectures are new and different but i'm not doing anything drastically different from my first clinical to the last clinical I had. We were doing everything pretty much right away, the only thing that has changed is the number of patients and the amount of confidence I have.

Good luck and don't worry!!!

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Our final math test is 100%!!

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