Passed Chronicity!

Congrats! Don't beat ur self up too much at least u pass. Moving on u r to the next exam. What exams do u have left to take?

Just passed chronicity.....I made a C, which is disappointing. I felt so sick after it...I made an 83 on practice test B & felt really confident going into it. Atleast I passed I guess, now I can just focus on the next one. Only 3 more exams to go!!!!

LS1, LS3, & reproductive are the exams I have left....I already scheduled LS1 for the beginning of february....I want to finish them all by the end of february...

Currently studying for LS3 got chronocity n Transitional left. I didn't find LS1 to be bad got a B, hoping the same for LS3.

Congrats!

Congrats!! How was LS2?? I'm taking that in 2 weeks. I see that 40% of the exam is psych nursing..blagh..... Hoping for a B or better!!!

congrats!!! :yelclap: as i wish you the best on completing the rest of your program~

C=Continue!!!

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Thanks everyone for the cOngrats. I'm glad to be moving on....crazy as it sounds, I felt that LS2 was easier to study for. As long as you know everything about the diseases, you will prob be ok. Not like hs, transition, & chronicity, where to me there is a lot of gray area. @bostonnurse - LS2 wasn't terrible, all the psych stuff was scary at first, but other than learninh the meds I didn't go too far into it. Just seems to me like 80% of the time the answer is going to be 1) what is promoting safety or 2) the therapeutic choice, with safety always being a #1 choice. I really focused on learning the ins & outs of the metabolic & regulatory diseases.....you def need to know the labs that go with each disease (not necessarily the ranges, but more so hypercalcemia, hypercalcemia, etc) --that's what got confusing for me! I made a B. good luck!!

and what the heck is "chronicity," anyway?

[h=1]chronicity[/h] [kron-ik]

[h=2]chron-ic[/h]   [kron-ik]

[color=#333333]adjective 1. constant; habitual; inveterate: [color=#333333]a chronic liar.

2. continuing a long time or [color=#333333]recurring [color=#333333]frequently: a chronic state of civil war.

3. having long had a disease, [color=#333333]habit, weakness, or [color=#333333]the like: a chronic invalid.

4. (of a disease) having long [color=#333333]duration ( [color=#333333]opposed [color=#333333]to acute).

also, chron-i-cal.

origin:

1595–1605; -ic

related forms chron-i-cal-ly, adverb

chro-nic-i-ty  [kro-nis-i-tee] show ipa, noun

non-chron-ic, adjective

non-chron-i-cal, adjective

non-chron-i-cal-ly, adverb

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can be confused:  acute, [color=#333333]chronic .

synonyms

1. confirmed, hardened.