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Pressing Forward

I attend MCI - LPN program. Looking to grad in April. However, it's time to be an uphill battle. I just finished Reproductive and Immune. Anyone have any advise for studying for Endocrine. Everyone says look out for Endocrine. There are times I want to pull my hair out. Working full - time, family and my dream to be a nurse. Looking for some advise for when you feel like throwing in the towel. I didn't do all that great on my Immune test.:banghead:

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Endocrine: know your diabetes, pancreatitis, thyroid (hyper and hypo), adrenal gland dysfunction (Addison's Disease), and Lymphoma.

Let me know if I can help.

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Thx, we're taking the Endocrine test on Tues. Working on getting info for the Hesi test, I just found out about.

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