I think you should know how to identify and treat dysrhythmias and MIs from a 12 lead EKG. You should be able to identify the area of the infarction and expected symptoms, and all that jazz. You could take a hospital course or just look through a cou...
Joeyz, Definitely look into info specific to the schools you interview at for their "style". I would guess they will ask about nursing in the CVICU, either giving you scenarios or asking for you to talk about a few patients. I am sure they would a...
How about dandrites wrapped around your arm kinda like the celtic pieces that were very popular a few years ago. Have them touch head (cell body)to tail(axon), you could break the chain to insert a word. -Smiley
Actually, Neuro is wrong check out the requirement at the website and pay particular attention to the use of "acute and critically ill". Also, they go further to expand that they understand many critical care type skills are used outside the four wal...
Just another twist on Pedsccrn's idea...The ED requires pals, do some ot there and get some different experience including IVs, codes (off the street), infants, kids, pregnant woman...blah...blah.blah They might cover your pals cost. -Smiley
1) Hmmm, I have been a nurse since 96, but got my BSN in 2004. I wonder if they were concerned about how long you have been out of school. Did you take the GRE or MAT, just curious? If you cannot get admitted into a program you might consider taking ...
1) Schools seem to look at your last 60 credits, you science gpa and your overall nursing gpa....That stuff from when you were 18 is ancient history based what you have posted for your bsn. Since you have some time, try and take a few grad classes th...
TJ, I am sure you are busy, but try and get a nurse aide position in the ICU. Get to know your unit well to assist in the transition after school. Also, shadow CRNAs in the OR to get an understanding of the profession. A leg up on the competition.....
smileyRn96 replied to SoReady4CRNA's topic in SRNA
Duke lists CCU as number 3 below SICU and MICU for preferred experience. Check it out. http://nursing.duke.edu/modules/son_academic/index.php?id=77 -Smiley
I went to Duke's open house a couple of years ago and someone asked that question...The answer unfortunately is that it takes just as long, but you do not have to take 3 or 4 classes core classes. You still have to take all the Anesthesia classes and...
smileyRn96 replied to hell000nurse's topic in SRNA
As mentioned above FAFSA. Figure out how much money you will need to live on top of tuition and books, and get the money in order. If you know geographically where you want to live after school you might want to look into stipends for extra cash. Alt...
1. I enjoy performing high skill tasks, IV, Central lines, intubations, a-lines, blah blah blah 2. Immediate gratification....take a pt safely through a procedure and then move on to the next pt....No, diagnosing htn , prescribe HCTZ and life style ...
I think 3.5 is very competitive. There are several factors involved in your application beside GPA, but it is certainly a big one. I think a lot of programs look heavily at the math and science grades, so it is good you are doin well in them. So, kee...
Sorry bro but even if your gpa is 4.1 there is no way around it. Check out http://www.aana.com for the requirements set by the AANA for all student CRNAs. They require 1 year acute care experience and then schools set their own requirements on top of...