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Study Latin terms for things like po, prn, ac, pc, and the like ......it makes it easier I think in terms of remembering what they mean when you see something unfamiliar when you are looking at drs. Notes in clinical cause some of them use them as a short hand and the nurses follow suite and you are left scratching your head in trying to understand in the beginning of clinicals...even though once you see them enough you will get use to them....but now that I am working as MED tech...I see a lot of Latin med terminology and I am thankful that I took the time to learn the Latin terms which helps to understand the shorthand drs. orders for med administration for my pt.
I start on August 19th and have been wondering the same thing as OP. Could you send me the list as well please? Thanks [email protected]
I disagree, I would not start reading ahead. I know you are excited, but just take this time and relax. Read as many non-school books, watch bad TV, hangout with friends/family whatever works for you. Free time will be few and far between when school starts. Enjoy the rest of your summer
Good luck!
i would also like those lab values and such too please. I start RN school Aug. 21, 2013. I would greatly appreciate it. [email protected]
I'd start getting up to speed on the basics of pharmacology as soon as possible.
Here's something created by one of AN's smarter, wittier, and humbler members (:-)
https://allnurses.com/nursing-student-assistance/pharmacology-flashcards-595483.html
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Anything would help, thanks