Nursing Students Student Assist
Published May 8, 2008
I am pre-nursing student and I am finally done with both of my AP classes. I was wondering should I keep my AP book?
BlueRidgeHomeRN
829 Posts
your call, of course, but i still refer to my a&p book 16 years out of school!:typing
handy for my own use, and have also pulled it out to educate patients (i do home care and carry it in my trunk!)
moncj66
285 Posts
I think u should KEEP IT.I sold mine and greatly regret it. But, u could also sell it and find an older version for like 5 dollars, that will work just as good. Thats what i'm going to do.
vashtee, RN
1,065 Posts
I kept my anatomy and physiology books. When I write formal papers for case studies, I have to use multiple sources, so I always use these books.
SteveNNP, MSN, NP
1 Article; 2,512 Posts
Sell it. Your nursing textbooks will have enough A/P to reference in the future.
S.T.A.C.E.Y, LPN
562 Posts
I sell everything! With the internet the things I have needed to refresh myself on I just googled a reputable source. My two cents. :)
I agree. I wish I had've sold everything right after the course is done. Now the stuff is more than 2 years old, and no one wants to buy it. If you need to know something you'll probably google for info anyways before opening up some textbook.
ashnem
42 Posts
Here is what I am planning to- sell my book because it is the latest edition and I can get top dollar for it, then by an older edition on ebay to use as a reference. Very little changes from edition to edition (I have checked) and you can get these older editions for as little as $.99 on ebay! Hope this helps!
~ashnem
Jules A, MSN
8,864 Posts
Here is what I am planning to- sell my book because it is the latest edition and I can get top dollar for it, then by an older edition on ebay to use as a reference. Very little changes from edition to edition (I have checked) and you can get these older editions for as little as $.99 on ebay! Hope this helps!~ashnem
Lol, that was how I talked my way into getting them to take my A&P1 credits that were almost 20 years old. I told the director that I didn't think very much has changed in mammalian anatomy over the last few decades and then of course my A in A&P2 didn't hurt. :)