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If I remember correctly they start w basics such as proper hand washing, setting up trays, standard precautions, nosocomial infections, HIPAA, coding, injections ... an also some over anatomy and physio. its all pretty basic then yo move up to the math and dosage calculations ... and until you have passed Pharm. youre not allowed to be in clinical rotations ... hang in there!
If I remember correctly they start w basics such as proper hand washing, setting up trays, standard precautions, nosocomial infections, HIPAA, coding, injections ... an also some over anatomy and physio. its all pretty basic then yo move up to the math and dosage calculations ... and until you have passed Pharm. youre not allowed to be in clinical rotations ... hang in there!
yea i'm starting nursing school in this spring...
so about the pharm...is it the pharm class that you're talking about...or the pharm that you use in your clinicals?
I'm almost done with my first sem.
My first sem has nursing home clinical, pharmacology the whole semester to prepare you for drugs and dosage calculations, giving injections, giving medications, giving meds and food through feeding tubes, cleaning wounds, legal and ethical stuff.
You should look at the curriculum of your school and the class descriptions.
You'll know more when there's orientation and a syllabus.
Don't worry. You'll be fine.
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Hey guys...can you tell me what type of stuff do you learn in first semester....what type of stuff do student nurses actually do in hospitals...