sheirry
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I did what the previous user said as far as remembering 1/6/5/6 for birth, 2 mod, 4 mos, 6 mos and created DRIP.....HH Dtap Rotovirus (rv) Ipv Pcv13 HepB Hib DRIP.....HH one year olds get the same ones with MMR, VAR, and Flu added the way i remember adolescents (11-12 year olds) get Meninginoccocal is because meningitis usually occurs during adolesence hope this helps
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Hello, I was a nursing student at a community college recently. While attending school I also worked at a major hospital. I burned some bridges and now moving on to a different school. A school that uses my former employer for clinical sites. I'm looking for words to use in my request letter to my clinical coordinator, asking her not to place me at that hospital. She's gonna wonder why. I'm not willing to divulge that. Any advice (other than take the risk of asking my classmates to switch)?
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I'm starting to think students like you and I overstudy and overanalyze certain exams. I have classmates who don't take notes, don't have textbooks, and STILL passed her exam!! lol
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some of the students didn't study at all and passed her first exam. i'm so confused. i bombed it and studied like crazy.
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Anyone heard of/know of any tips and/or study techniques on how to pass psych (--------------------) class? I hear her exams are hard.
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There's a difference in study methods between the nursing programs.
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Good advice for nursing exams. But my initial question was about study methods. So, were you in the LPN or RN program?
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Yes, after you complete 1300/1450 semester you go to the nursing office and they give you some forms to fill out and the program manager signs off on the forms. Once signed, you need your transcripts from Tri-C and the $100 to fax/mail to HD master. I'm only taking the test because I am interested in home health care. Those agencies require you to be licensed but to work in a hospital you don't need to be once you're a nursing student. I work in a hospital now. Good luck to you.
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Southwest is part of the hospital I work at now and they are not hiring PRN aides. I've checked.
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Thank you. Good luck to you as well. I know how you feel, I failed 1600 Tri-C. Took me a year to build my confidence up to go back. I'm moving on to my third semester now. You can do it.
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Toledo and Cleveland are different cities that operate differently. Yes, I've spoken to human resource at every major hospital here; CCF, UH, and Metro. Thank You
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And what exactly were your study methods while in nursing school?
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oh boy oh boy how times have changed! I do currently work part time at UH and I left ccf after 4 years. Hospitals USE TO hire prn aides/nursing students/ NAII's now hospitals only want you PRN if you are in BSN program. Trust me, dear. I've exhausted all resources. Applied to a million prn ccf pcna jobs and internally at UH for some prn aide positions. All want bsn students or they want too many hours for part time (24-36) which I cannot do while in nursing school. So, therefore (to answer your question) I am currently looking for a home health care agency to work for while I finish my last year of nursing school. Thank You P.S. I read some of your posts and notice you said you love your department at ccf, I'm curious as to which unit you work for? Only because in the four years I was there I've never EVER heard a soul say that about anywhere in the clinic lol
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Thank you so much for you detailed answer. Quick question: were you in the lpn or rn program at LCC? I ask that because I know that study methods are quite different for those two. Also, as an update, I just completed my retake of the second semester and got 85%. I'm moving on to the final two semesters which are the hardest. A lot of your suggested methods I did while I was taking prerequisites and I did get straight A's (only a B in micro) But a lot of those methods are unrealistic to use at tri-c rn program. Many try to study for nursing the same way they study for the general ed classes, and fail. I'm a witness to it.