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If you are good at using the PDA go for it. I have a friend who used the PDA after graduating and she liked it better than the hard copy. Also, I know many nurses where I used to work, they use it all the time, and they get answers fast, plus I think the PDA has good learning tools, such as drug calculation and I think you have the option of upgrade.
I prefered the hard copy because I don't have a PDA. lol
As for advice on 1st year clasess and clinicals...study, study..and don't be scared is not that bad. Is just something new.
good luck
Rubria
I am going to be a new nursing student in the fall and was advised by the school to get a Nurse's Drug guide (Prentice Hall) for the class.I saw that there are hard copy and PDA versions for 2004.
Does anyone have advice as to which would be better for me as a new student?
Any advice on 1st year classes/clinicals? :chair:
Much appreciated!
Thanks
Gail
gchelak
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I am going to be a new nursing student in the fall and was advised by the school to get a Nurse's Drug guide (Prentice Hall) for the class.
I saw that there are hard copy and PDA versions for 2004.
Does anyone have advice as to which would be better for me as a new student?
Any advice on 1st year classes/clinicals? :chair:
Much appreciated!
Thanks
Gail