and it’s bruising up pretty bad. you can see where the nurse stuck the needle in, and then there’s about an inch of my vein that is just very blue/purple and it’s very sore to the touch. is it normal for people to bruise up that easily from having blood taken out? my boyfriend had some taken out and his arm is perfectly fine….just curious.
program…or should i go straight to an rn school? I was told that it would be an easier route to do medical assistant and then go on to becoming an rn. I just want to know if I am wasting my time in the Medical Assistant program. If anyone has any input I’d greatly appreciate it.
I am currently not working, and was wondering once I start nursing school will there be time for 1 or 2 college classes to finish my prerequisites? I am trying to knock out all the hardest classes now, and have like Biomedical Ethics and my Humanities for last. Any advice?
Can someone give me an idea of the typical day in the life of a nursing school student? i.e. Wake up at 6am, go to school for 6 hours, etc. Thanks!
…feel like you COULDN’T go back to school for an academic type degree because you’ve forgotten your science and math skills?
Thinking along the lines of things like Engineering, Kinesiology, Physiology, Biology, Pharmacology, etc.
no you cannot. what you can do is start applying for jobs and if you get hired before you pass your test a lot of places will let you work as a nursing assistant or something until you are licensed.
If I don’t have a high school diploma and at the same time I want to became an lpn what schools or steps to take?
