SuperWoman913

I just found out I will be on the med/surg oncology floor thanks for the advice!

I found the first semester books are worth buying. They are the foundation books, and many times you'll like that beginning refresher. :) If you buy them and decide you won't reference it back or need it again in the future (always ask teachers which books they recommend keeping), you'll always find the upcoming students needing books (provided the school doesn't change the book)

Hey, I just finished my first semester of Nursing school. So, I start our next clinicals in January, and I'm curious what to expect. It's Adult Health Care 1 and I'm not sure what to expect. My first clinical (fundamentals) was pretty basic CNA stuff and some health assessment mixed in. I'm curious what tips I can get to help me succeed through next clinical i.e. certain meds that I should know like the back of my hand? I know the professor that we are going to have and she's a great professor, super kind, but def wants you to be prepared and more on top of your own learning, so I'm using my winter break to prepare. I've taken my break, took a vacation with the husband, and am returning back to life come the new year :) All advice welcome! Thanks!!