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nyLDrn

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  1. It is a difficult test but if you have high risk experience that will help. I studied with the 2007 version of the Manual of Obstetrics, but a new version came out recently. It's much less overwhelming than a textbook and was very helpful. I have a feeling the strips won't be a problem for you, I don't remember there being many. Brush up on epidurals/anesthesia and other things you aren't currently dealing with. Your antepartum knowledge will help you too. Good luck!
  2. nyLDrn replied to Lamp Lady's topic in Ob/Gyn
    Birthing balls, wireless Tele is very helpful on my unit with central monitoring, also a thermometer in every room and plenty of pillows!
  3. Hi, I was also accepted to Stony Brook for this summer, for the perinatal/WHNP program, and will be attending orientation on April 30! Coming down from the Poughkeepsie area.

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