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Hey all, I finally got my first nursing job as an extern in the Trauma ICU. I really wanna come on strong and be a competent member of the team. What are some things you wish you knew before your first shift. What are some school things I need to know (outside of everything ? ) in order to set my patients and myself up for success?

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Med-Surg Test Success PDF you can download it once you click it [Colgrove,_Kathryn_Cadenhead]_Med-surg_success___a(z-lib.org).pdf

I read through the book maybe a month and a half before the exam, after taking I felt like that book gave you what you needed and a lot of filler to boot. If you can do basic cup to gallon conversions, the metric system, and how to do math with a calculator; you should be fine. The grammar/reading based questions aren't world ending take it seriously though and eliminate answers until you find the best, that will help you down the road. Knowing your anatomy as well the layers of the systems and the basic functions, the stuff you don't know make sure you know it. They ask questions from 1 and 2 and it is a long test so don't let it burn you out.

I passed surprisingly, im at the north campus too its Darell lol. Who are you?

Sorry it took forever to reapply i've just been on the go since August lol. Yes I was accepted into the BC Nursing program and its been everything they said it would be and more. My final exam for Fundamentals is Monday 100 questions and will be the decider of whether I will make it to GI/GU

Hello, im a first semester nursing student trying to take it to the next level job wise by getting into the hospital. I have my exam tomorrow and am attempting to prepare as best as possible. What i'm honestly looking for right now are the "pro-tips" of sorts. What do i absolutely need to keep on my mind at all times other than safety, privacy, infection control? If you happened to have failed your exam, why did it happen? I don't wanna overthink it but I do want to take it seriously thank you all for your help.

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The Holy Cross/North Broward work is due today on complio correct?

Did we have math class today? The schedule says 8/22 but then it says Monday 4-450, says 9/23 next to it as well. This is different from the class which says it ends on the 19th.

Do you think we really need the 6th edition of the pharmacology book? The instructor allows laptops and I was able to secure a 4th edition, i'm working on the 5th.

1. Does anyone know what the 9/23-9/23 for the Math class on our schedule means? 2. For tuesday does anyone know what we will be doing for clinical and if we really need to be there at 6 am for the first day? 3. Do any of you know if they care of you get another edition of the pharmacology book?

1. Where did you buy your shoes from does anyone have a link or something? 2. Do I wear my uniform to pharmacology and math? 3. Are we going to the hospital the first week?

Hey I start the program next week and was wondering if anyone in the program can answer like 2 questions for me? 1. How soon did you use your Process 1 kit that is available in the bookstore I may be late buying it. 2. Where did you buy your shoes from does anyone have a link or something? 3. Do I wear my uniform to pharmacology and math? 4. Are we going to the hospital the first week?

1. thats great news, are they requiring some type of working obligation after graduation? 2. Also, what forms do they want can I turn them in early?