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studentgrl89

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  1. I'm in a 9 month LPN program and so far i'm in my second month of schooling. All of my classes are going well enough, my grades are really good ( I'm in the A range for most tests),I feel that i'm learning so much material and it's generally a great feeling. The problem however is that we are starting clinicals really soon, in about 3-4 weeks and i'm really nervous about it. I dont have experience working as a CNA or HHA. The LPN program is a fresh start for me and I feel as though there are things that I should know but keep forgetting. How do clinicals usually go? Like on the first day? I know that we will be starting at a nursing home and then later on doing a rotation at a hospital (giving injections, IV's, Medication, Foley's etc) but is it something that I should really freak out about right now? I really want to succeed in this program and so far i'm learning so much and doing well in the course work, but i feel we are not getting enough actual "practice" to be ready for clinicals. I'm also having a semi hard time hearing the korotkoff sounds for taking blood pressure.

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