Everybody has their own way of studying...nursing school test are application tests..rarely do you get a knowledge based question....like what does calcium do in the body or what is gerd? you wont get...
It looks like they took the med calculation web site down...bc they do everything through blackboard....but if you have the book it is the same as the work
Also another thing to know and look at our lab values for example Na, K, GFR, INR, CA, ....these are only a few....get those lab values down! asap...bc that will help you answer questions on...
Reading before class is good....great to be honest.... Here is another tip....with each lecture there is a lesson plan/outcomes....that lesson/outcomes plan is the blueprint for what you will be...
OH...start your papers asap....work on it at a little at a time. Dont wait till the last minute. I would work on it after tests, or what not, and you are required to submit it to writing lab...it s a...
Also, look at the nursing theories and theorist...know which theorist goes with the theory and what the theory is about...that will be good to know for test
For health assessment and foundations...look at interviewing, total health database. For pharm and patho...patho unsure where they will start probably with cellular disorders, etc. For pharm look at...
I dont really have any books left that I do not use....you pretty much use the same books throughout the curriculum...(care plan books, drug books, etc.) I still go back to my physical assessment book...
PRN is not the same as externship.. There is fulltime, partime, and then prn (this means as needed). YOu dont have a set schedule or what not...You have to work a certain number of hrs in some...
You can do externship over the summer, applications post in december usually and are due by february or march for most hospitals. You can work prn..thats as needed...some places only require 24 hrs a...
:yeah:Congrats on making it in to you guys..stay focused....If you feel lost: Professor Blakey, Ray, Garrett, Grier, are just a few but my favorite professors to go to when I do not understand...
Try to get a prn position or some type of position in the hospital where you are exposed to the field more and others as well (Drs. Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners, Resp. therapists, etc.)...
Hey guys, I am a current GBCN junior...last group of the three year program. Some tips for you guys are to read read read! Go with your notes and book at the same time add to them no matter what it is...