JJdude24

Hey thanks I appreciate it! I'll be sure to look over everything. I just found my course curriculum and everything looks interesting. If anyone could point me in the right direction of where to find more info on any of the following subjects I'd be grateful. Level 1- A&P Fundamentals of Nursing 1 Math for Meds Personal/vocational relationships I level 2- Concepts of mental health/illness fundamentals of nursing II Medical/surgical Nursing1 Basic Nutrition lvl 3- Medical/Surgical Nursing II Obstetrical Nursing Pediatric Nursing lvl 4- Advanced Medical/Surgical Nursing Gerontological Nursing Personal/vocation relationships II Psychiatric and Mnetal Retardation Nursing

Hello guys, I'm new here. I'm currently 20 years old and took time off after high school to work and now decided to be a nurse, I got into a 12 month LPN program and I start in september so I have quite a few months before it starts. I plan to go to a bridge to RN or BSN program after. I wasn't the most disciplined or motivated student in HS and I hear the program is rough and I'd have to take in quite a bit of information in a short amount of time. But I'm ready to buckle down so I get on with my career instead of making minimum wage. Anyway, I'm working full time until September in which then I will leave my job and dedicate full time to the program but I wanted to know what I should start learning/memorizing/researching in order to get a head start that way I'd be more prepared to tackle this. The curriculum is 4 levels and I was wondering what stuff most students have trouble with so I can start internalizing it. Anyway thanks for your time =]