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Our school has a 10 year limit on sciences but not the other stuff.

[http://www.sci.uidaho.edu/med532/cranialnervebackgroundinfo.htm Here is a link

LOL they used to get 2 to check me cause I always shrunk back to almost normal by discharge and they never could believe it They'd be poking around too high - hee hee

Adding something here... I made the BAD mistake of taking it online - with a teacher that never checked in except to add our assignments. I think it would have been better in a real life classroom...

Hardest class I have ever had! Sorry ... I am with Stormy though it had been 15+ years and I too had no clue how to work those stupid TI-83 calculators! I hired a tutor mid semester which helped me eek by with a 'C' (totally screwing up my 4.0 ) But I figured I needed it to get my BSN...

When I was in college the first time (almost 20 years ago) I did not do all the "college" things. I was there for 1 thing and that was my education ( and I think lucky for me I dated a guy all through college who was serious about school) - I never understood how the students did it with all of their social stuff and trying to make the grade. I don't feel I missed out on anything. Now back in school at 37 it is even more important for me to do well now - I am realy glad I learned to study the first time around which helps me prioritize and my 4 little guys are learning from watching mommy work so hard - but they know I will drop what I am doing for a hug:)

We had names for 1,2 & # 4 but when it came to #3 it took 3 days after he was delivered to find a name (we even knew at 6 months it was another boy) We just couldn't decide. We sat down with the hospitals baby book and went through that - then the day they brought my other 2 boys in to see him we asked Oliver (our oldest almost 3 then) "what is you little brothers name? He looked at us like DUH? he said "Elliot" so that was it

I became a certified MT 10 years ago before PA required a license? I took many Deep tissue massage classes (from Ted Looen sp? in San Fran and other CE classes) - but not from a year long school. I was wondering the same thing...when I become an RN will I be allowed to practice MT? Good question... :)

Here are the ones I used and loved them! http://home.sc.rr.com/nurdosagecal/ http://www.unc.edu/~bangel/quiz/quiz5.htm http://www.mwsu.edu/~sna/drugcalc.htm http://www.dmacc.cc.ia.us/medmath1/ Good luck

I had a wonderful instructor and he made it a great learning experience - I was scared to take it too but absolutely loved it:)

I can't stop reading this thread! My thoughts are I can only hope that when I go someone comes to "get me"...