Need help with Med/Surg?

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Specializes in ICU.

A few years ago I posted my A&P notes and they seemed to help a lot of people who were struggling with that beast of a class. I also have my Med/Surg I and II notes typed up and will try to post the smaller files here. Please forgive typos...sometimes I type fast and "the" becomes "teh" more often than not!

Hmmm...I am having trouble getting files to upload....it says they're too big. I will see if I can make them smaller...in the meantime, feel free to message me and I can send them to you or let you know when they are posted.

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Specializes in ICU.

I think if I buy a premium membership I will be able to post my notes. Waiting to hear back from the help desk. Sorry for the delay!

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Hi polka-dot, I would love to review your notes!

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Same here. I sent you a pm. :)

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Me too. I start med-surg in the spring!

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Me too please, if you don't mind! This stuff is DENSE haha.

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Yes ..I could definitely use that for something..Taking Med Surg now

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I would love to get a copy of the notes to review!

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I would love it if you could email them to me!

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Specializes in ICU.

It looks like I just need to pay for a premium membership...so I'll do that now and see if I can get something up. I know some of the files are too big...but can possibly email those. PM me your email address if you want the bigger files. Hang tight!

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Specializes in Critical Care, ED, Cath lab, CTPAC,Trauma.

split them into smaller files.....don't load them all at once.

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Specializes in ICU.

Ok, here are a few to get started...these are for Med/Surg I. Looks like the IV Therapy notes are from a meeting with one of my professors during office hours...so it's random little tidbits of info...everything else is from a lecture.

Somehow the first cardiovascular lecture notes got imbedded in the text...weird. The rest are as attachments.

More to come.

CV2.pdf

Immunity.pdf

IV Therapy.pdf

Neurology.pdf

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