I'm a nursing student in my last module - 3 months left!!! My blog is aimed at future and current nursing students. Mostly just tips and advice on how to survive in nursing school!
it's a natural response to want to talk about what happened and tell people how it went. is it cheating? well, it can be. consciously or subconsciously, the other students are getting tipped off....
Get over it. Quick. Everyone makes mistakes, and you should make them while you're in school. Like I've said before, first module is like kindergarten, it's only going to get harder. If you expect to...
There is math involved however, not much. What's important about pharm is the drugs and knowing what they do and their side effects. There are sooo many drug questions on NCLEX because that's...
I don't mean to burst anyone's bubble but the first module is a breeze. There's a point in nursing school where 4.0 students stop caring about their grades and just feel lucky they passed. If you can...
Yes! sooo much! That's a reason why I started my blog...because I wish I had someone give ME tips and stuff. I wish I knew how to study better for myself, things I really needed and didn't get or...
A lot of my classmates work and have families. It is hard but they actually manage to do really well in class! Probably better than those without jobs OR children. I guess having children really...
From what I've seen in hospitals, LVN's do the exact same work as RN"s except for running IV medication. So saying that LVN's only learn the "basics" is partially true but in the field, they do the...
I never knew what I wanted to be...nursing kind of just fell in my lap (literally) and i started the month after. I'm almost done now and nursing school has been awesome! I'm so passionate about it...
There's no ladder than goes from MA to nursing. They are two very different things. To be honest, the way I hear people get into nursing school (community college) is your name basically gets picked...
Either way, we all take the same NCLEX exam. I honestly wouldn't bother going to a university to get LVN...really pointless since it's like the lowest branch of nursing. I don't think most...
uh..you can get your CNA cert after 6 months of nursing school...but it's pretty pointless to start as a CNA after graduating. besides, didnt you do CNA work during clinicals?? that experience counts....
To be honest, I'd rather get a single head stethoscope. That's what the nurses on the floor use in meg surge. it's cheap (about $2 - $5) super light weight, and practical. It sucks having a large...
I'm a writing and auditory learner so I just write notes on everything in lecture or if they're going by the book, I highlight/underline the important things and write on the margins as well as write...