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So we all should have heard weeks ago about our placement now I wanted to start a place for the preparation for Block 1.
I know Fall semester still needs to start and end before we can even get to block 1, but hey I'm to excited.
How is everyone doing getting situated for the universitys?
When is everyone thinking about starting the stuff that needs to be done for Maricopa (I.e. medical papers, titer tests, CPR)?
Ohhhhhh is that it. I was wondering what exactly they wanted like health history I thought. I figured everyone had their shot record I guess. Now makes sense. Thanks! Oh and did U see about the gloves cost? That's a bit much I think and we can't even see what kind of gloves.
Its for sterile gloves also. You will use them during lab to practice lots of stuff like foley, trach (later) etc.. Its not just for gloves tho, so feel better about the cost LOL
Let me know what you hear and I'll do the same! I prob will do those classes bc they're offered for a reason. Probably because it's the areas people struggled in the most and I don't wanna chance it and fail. Do you like the schedule? Does anyone know about what they mean about lab reports on the immunization area in packet? I tried calling Mesa many times no one answers the advisors. All I have is shot texts so I'm wondering what labs they need?
Here is a description of the second "optional course", i just copied it from the schedule. :)
" Strategies for success in nursing (suggested topics)
A. Set up and maintain an organized homework study record and notes
B. Prepare and practice taking tests with critical thinking questions
C. Self-assessment of nursing process/critical thinking skills
D. Effectively use college resources
E. Other
II. Solving nursing problems using critical thinking and steps in the nursing process under guidance of instructor. "
The Math one is this...
A. Metric
B. Apothecary
C. Household
D. Conversions Within and Between Systems
II. Nonparenteral (Oral) Medications
A. Introduction to Medication Administration
B. Abbreviations Used in Administering Drugs & Solutions
C. Interpreting Medication Labels
D. Calculating Dosage Using Ratio/Proportion and Dimensional Analysis
E. Sample Medications for a Course of Therapy
III. Parenteral Medicatons
A. Introduction to Parenteral Medications
B. General Parenteral Medications
C. Reconstituting Medications for Injection Using Ratio/Proportion and Dimensional Analysis
D. Calculating Units of Measurements Using Ratio/Proportion and Dimensional Analysis
1. Heparin
2. Insulin
C. Reconstituting Medications For Injection Using Ratio/Proportion Analysis
D. Calculating Units of Measurements Using Ratio/Proportion Analysis
1. Heparin
2. Insulin
V. Pediatric Medications Based on Body Weight
A. Introduction to Administration of Pediatric Medications
B. Calculating Pediatric Medications Using Ratio/Proportion Analysis
1. Single Doses
2. Daily Doses
3. Minimum/Maximum Safe Doses
VI. Intravenous Fluids
A. Introduction to Administration of Intravenous Fluids
B. Kinds of Solutions
C. Drop Factors
D. Flow Rates
E. Infusion Times
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Ohhhhhh is that it. I was wondering what exactly they wanted like health history I thought. I figured everyone had their shot record I guess. Now makes sense. Thanks! Oh and did U see about the gloves cost? That's a bit much I think and we can't even see what kind of gloves.