-
Starting CNA clinicals, and now I am unsure if I want to continue on this path.
I am kinda sad that this post had over 200 views and no one commented yet. My advice to you is try not to let one day set the tone for the rest of your journey. We all have our bad days, and there will always be patients that are harder to connect with. And geri care may not be your thing, and that's completely fine too. Keep your head up, and treat every day as a new opportunity.
-
The Most Essential Anatomy and Physiology to Know?
Best thing to do right now is to relax and enjoy as much downtime as you can before you start the program. But, if you are one of those who needs to do something to feel prepared, get on YouTube. Watch fluid and electrolyte videos, really knowing the difference between the types of fluids and imbalances will help you tremendously.
-
Anxiously waiting for the acceptance bus
I got my letter today!! I am so excited for fall!!!!!
-
Anxiously waiting for the acceptance bus
I am anxiously waiting myself! We had a March 1st deadline, and was told that we would know something by mid April. I am going nuts waiting. My school goes by points, they add up everyones points, find the highest, then select the top 30 from there. I think I have a good chance of being accepted, but the not knowing and being able to plan for next semester is killing me!
-
Should I take anatomy and physiology 1 and 2 consecutively ?
I think it helps to have 1&2 completed before entering Micro, because all three classes build on each other. For example, my micro instructor pretty much skipped the teaching of the Krebs cycle in detail, because it was covered in A&P. It was expected of us to already know the basics so that she could go into better detail with the new information that comes with micro. But, if you are already strong with bio then you shouldn't have a problem mixing it up. I would suggest talking to your advisor for the best advice since they should know how to direct you with the best academic plan. Good luck to you!