Spryte replied to LindseyLou2222's topic in LPN-RN
Microbiology, biochem, and Spanish 2 (maybe another class if needed...). That's enough for me, I already have BS degrees in bio/psych and a fantastic hubby/ 3 little kids. I know I'm crazy, HA!
Hi Tracy! This is Amy, from A&PII- just letting you know I'm thinking of you and sending positive thoughts for an easy lap and a quick recovery. Hopefully I'll see you next Thurs, in the meanwhile good luck with everything!
Spryte replied to SpiceChick01's topic in Pre-Nursing
I'm taking A&P 1 and 2 together this semester along with Microbiology and Spanish 1. So far it isn't too bad, but I also have BS degrees in Biology and Psychology, so like Hellonurse36 much of this is refresher for me. I think the big difference ...
Try a local community college, home health agency, or nursing home. Some nursing homes and home health agencies will pay you to take CNA training if you commit to working for them for a given amount of time. Even if those setting are not your immedia...
Hi, I don't have any personal information about this program but I am also looking into it. I'd love to hear any other responses. Here are some links I found while doing a search both on this site and through Google. You might be able to find more wi...
Another EN mom here. (I have heard that a preferable term is sustained nursing, rather than "extended" nursing, because the term "extended" makes the act seem above and beyond the norm, while "sustained" sounds more like a continuation of a normal ac...
Another EN mom here. (I have heard that a preferable term is sustained nursing, rather than "extended" nursing, because the term "extended" makes the act seem above and beyond the norm, while "sustained" sounds more like a continuation of a normal ac...
Hi everyone, I recently completed a two-step Mantoux test for a hospital volunteer position. I had no reaction either time. Ten years ago I worked as a CNA and during the initial TB screening I had what was interpreted as a big,fat positive but a neg...
I'm in A&PI right now and we are using a female cadaver. It's fascinating, I've never had an experience like this before and probably never will again. Will have to check out the book "Stiff". Edited to change spelling error.
Bumping because I'd like to know the answer to this, too. I love working in the lab. :) Sorry I don't have any information though, just a student myself.
Hi Mitchsmom! Thanks for the heads up and glad to hear that you and Steff are safe! I will definately let everyone at Bung know. I saw those pictures- they were pretty intense. Was just on my way to bed so I can reply more throughly later but I am r...