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When I asked them they said it didn't matter if it had a lab or not as long as I had enough credits in each subject category. That made me so happy that I didn't need to take the lab but the difference between 3 and 4 credits made it mandatory for me to take the lab anyways so of well. At least my kids will have fun being my lab assistants. Thanks for the input.

The programs I'm applying to do not stipulate a lab component. Only that I have enough credits from the selected sections. I have tried asking more pointed questions of one of the program advisors but she hasn't gotten back to me about that. I am on midnights right now so it's tough to get up early to contact the right people. I figure I will just contact the graduate admissions advisors and try to get an answer over the phone. I did submit the syllabi to Wayne state for them to certify the equivalency but it said it could take a few weeks and I am on a tight time table. I'll probably just take Physiology since that will satisfy my biology credit as well as give me time to work out the chemistry issue. You made some great points though. Thank you!

I have heard this as well so I am pretty confident that it's a good idea to just plow ahead with them.

Our TH patients are 1:1 throughout the phase till rewarming unless there is no other alternative for staffing. There is a significant amount of charting, monitoring, labs, and other tasks that are built into the TH protocol in our facility that make them very busy. They do have a research team that studies everyone of them with their outcomes so that does effect how they are managed as well in terms of nursing care needed. Also the shifting of electrolytes across the cell membranes during the cooling and rewarming phases increases the risks with these patients that should be kept in mind as well.

Hey everyone, I am applying to Wayne State University in metro Detroit and University of Detroit Mercy for CRNA and I am looking at taking my prerequisite science courses through the University of New England since they have an online self paced program. My questions is has anybody taken them there and how were they? I am planning on General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Anatomy or Physiology. Also would anyone think inorganic chemistry be the same as general chemistry? The mandatory for admission is 8 credits of UG chemistry from Inorganic, Organic, or Biochemistry. Would you guys think general chemistry cover this as inorganic chemistry? I have emailed the admissions supervisor and haven't heard back yet. Any info you guys could give me would be greatly appreciated. I'm trying to get them done as quickly as possible.