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FutureNurse305

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  1. I know in my state you can I'm in Ohio I finished my cna class a week later applied for a job and I got the job I just gave them my school and instructor # where I took the class at if they had any questions. Hope that helps !
  2. Oh wow my LTC makes it very easy for us to clean there bag. All residents have like a faucet connected to there toilet and I just pull that down and clean it out that way. I never had to use a towel or anything like that all the water just flows out the BM.
  3. Thank you 😀😀
  4. Thank you I appreciate it and yes I'm trying hard really hard 😉
  5. The med surge floor or labor and delivery 😄😍
  6. If your school requires it. I would say sure why not . At my school it's an requirement for us to get our stna during nursing school or just before entering. That's the class I'm taking now a I would love to have that type of experience and shadow nurses. I will be working as an stna throughout nursing school.
  7. GO FOR IT !!! Belive have faith don't let nothing stop you .
  8. Yes I agree but my instructor material is very awesome she is the best she goes over the right things and anything that's going to be similar on the test along with extra credit. I have so much going on that I didn't put as much effort on this particular exam my overall grade is a B so by the time this semester over I will be at an A. I just wanted opinions on if any of you think that an 86% was good for a test because for my school grading scale that's a B.
  9. Yes I would have to agree on that a lot of instructors like to do that but im so thankful for my instructor she gives us extra credits with a bunch of questions and it's exactly the same as the test along with matching vocabulary terms. I normally take flash cards and I found this very interesting site called quizlet where you can make your own quiz it is awesome you should try it .
  10. It's not my instructor at all I would say it's me I work 2 jobs overnight 5 classes and one being my cna class that I'm trying to focus more on as well . So I do have a load on me .
  11. My school doesn't look at your tests thank god they don't that'll be very awful . My school goes based off your final grade for that class. The minimum requirement is to pass with a C.
  12. I'm taking A&P 1 with development I would take those 2 together instead of taking A&P with micro because I heard micro is hard you should take that alone to focus only on that.
  13. Would you consider an 86% good on a anatomy test it was on the brain and cns and pns. I was shooting for a 90% at least I have one last test on the endocrine system and ANS wish me luck.
  14. Hi I'm in my cna class now I'm in ohio and I will soon be taking my state test and skills test. I was just wondering what skills did you have to take and did you pass or fail on the first try and can you provide some good tips. I know I have the written test down pack but my nerves will probably get in the way of the skills test.
  15. Hi I'm in my cna class now I'm in ohio and I will soon be taking my state test and skills test. I was just wondering what skills did you have to take and did you pass or fail on the first try and can you provide some good tips. I know I have the written test down pack but my nerves will probably get in the way of the skills test.
  16. I started spring 2014 went summer and fall and spring this year and I'll be done with my prerequisites but I still have bio 2 and pharmacology to complete those are classes that can be taken while your in the program but I'm hoping to get them out the way in the fall along with phlebotomy just to get the feel for needles
  17. Nevermind I just Googled it lol. I guess there's so many organs that they split it into 2 parts because 1 semester is not enough to cover the whole thing.
  18. So what's the difference between the A&P 1 and 2 because I'm taking 1 now and I'm on brain and were finishing off the lecture with the spinal cord.
  19. Good luck to you ! Have you taken the TEAS test yet ?
  20. I'm actually taking that in the fall I will be taking the summer off for once and you ?
  21. I think I'm the only one that love the muscles that has been my favorite so far I'm taking A&P now the most difficult was the bones for me. We are learning about the brain now.
  22. Hi everyone I'm new here I goal is to be a nurse so bad. I just wanted to know what prerequisites classes do your school asks of you. I'm attending a community college to get my associates for now. My school requires 2.5 gpa chemistry or micro psychology allied health intro to health care delivery English 1 bio A&P and intro to nursing. Then you can take the TEAS test and be place on the waiting list wait time us 2 to 3 semesters.
  23. Hey have you thought about changing your teacher ? Getting a tutor ? And you still can get in the program if that's what your school requires. I know my school require 2.5 TEAS test pass chemistry or microbiology with a c or better but they only give you 3 attempts. Along with your other prerequisites classes. I hope you pass get a tutor use flash cards !

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