Nurs 285 @ HFCC

I attended the 285 class yesterday (1-4). Was surprised there were so few students. What did you think?

Patho should help tremendously with the 3 Med/Surg classes. It's probably what students struggle most with - connecting the Signs and Symptoms with the disease process. And it's the class students who fail have to take to get back into the program.

You're definitely being proactive taking this class!

Good luck!:heartbeat

Who is teaching the class?

Patho should be very interesting. It won't be any harder than the nursing classes you'll eventually take. Don't be nervous. You can do this.

I'd be interested in the teacher's name, though.

The instructor yesterday was O'Connor and she will team teach with Donbronsky. Does anyone have any advice?:uhoh21:

The instructor yesterday was O'Connor and she will team teach with Donbronsky. Does anyone have any advice?:uhoh21:

Yes. Put extra money in the collection plate this weekend to show your gratitude. You have two excellent teachers there. DD is beyond superb. She is smart, smart, smart, and CO is really great, too.

Darn! I should take that Patho class myself.

Lucky, lucky you.

Do you know if they will be teaching it in the summer, too? I am thinking about taking that class.

From what she said it was the two of them this spring/ summer. I liked how she started off. I am excited, it definately helped that I started reading the text before class I calmed down doing that. I definately like how she teaches, bringing in real life things and how she said i know some of you won't know what i'm talking about, so let me know if I need to explain it more.

Take the class. It will definately aide you in med/surg. I wish they would have just required it to begin with. Other schools require Patho, why not henry ford. I wished I had taken it.

I am taking Patho at HFCC this spring also. I am in the Wed class from 4-9. We will have 17 chapters on the first test. I just completed the first year of nursing classes there. Are the tests for patho similiar to nursing class tests? You know....critical thinking...or is it more factual?