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  1. Thank you for replying. I'm sick over it all right now. For tests, will I be given random symptoms and have to know whats wrong? Or lab values and know whats wrong? I know I could learn many but I am scared that I will be thrown random information (symptoms) and know whats wrong with someone. I'm mainly scared about Health Assessment right now. When you took health assessment, did you attain all the sounds, values, vitals, and more and know what could be wrong with someone based on a cluster of cues?
  2. I'm just beginning my 2nd semester. I'm very very very scared because I dont understand how I could possibly learn everything there is to learn? If i'm given a set of symptoms how in the world am I going to know what is wrong with someone? There are so many lab values, assessments, and.. I'm just wondering HOW anyone learns all of this? Do you use the internet and you eventually just know things? I'm so scared I could cry.

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