Confessions of a Nursing Student (2 1/2)
HI Guys…here is the synopsis of my first semester…there is a confession or two in here so I hope you enjoy. The books that I talk about are (1) “The Prentice Hall Comprehensive Review For NCLEX-RN Reviews and Rationals” and (2) Mosby’s Pharmacology Memory notecards. The entire time I was editing this the clip was getting caught…and being slow on me…so I wanted to go ahead and up load it and see if it was my camara or the computer…so if its messed up know that I’m working on a better version of it. Heres the Link to Confessions # 2 3/4: www.youtube.com
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The unprofessional way in which you speak of the incident with the C diff patient turns me RIGHT off of your blog. You are going to be a nurse. You are going to be dealing with urine and feces and barf and blood and mucous on a regular basis. THIS IS PART OF THE JOB. Were you not aware of this? If I were your patient who had this problem I would be extremely insulted that you spoke about it like this ON THE WEB. I truly hope that none of my family members is ever in your care as a nurse.
Hi! I’m just starting my 1st semester of nursing and I’m really excited! I just wanted to say this is a cute video!! and also, where did you get that book what’s it’s title and where can I get it from?? Thanks alot! Your video’s are really cute and give me hope that I CAN do this no matter how hard it is!!! Thanks, Cassie
Hey thanks for the video
I’m studying Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology) in Australia, and am in second year.
It’s good to see that a student is getting up and sharing their experiences. You have learned a lot in the time that you’ve been at uni
Do you find that if you hear the word “Rationale” you want to vomit? LOL I do!
I’m hoping to get my grad year in general nursing, then do my post-grad in Psych or ED… We’ll see!
Let me know how you’re going!!
She called it a “brief” initially, then called it a diaper to clarify for people watching the video. I was taught to call them “depends”, but everyone at the hospitals calls them diapers. And I figure it’s okay to call them diapers as long as your not in front of the patient. I personally call them what ever the pt prefers.
Hannah, your vlog absolutely helps in a personal way. I get good grades but when I go to clinicals and deal with real patients it is so much different. Thx for the vids!
I have a question about 1st semester clinicals: Were you nervous and how long did it take you to overcome it? I just finished my very first rotation (8 visits to TCU). We don’t have partners.
I’m having a hard time getting over thoughts such as, “I don’t want to wake them up,” “I don’t want to interrupt their visitors,” etc.
Hey Hannah. I just recently graduated from Nursing school in December 2008. I just took my boards yesterday..YIKESS. I was laughing when you said the earliest you woke up was at 4:45. Get prepared, the earliest to get up was at 2:45 am to go to a psych clinical. GRR. LOL about the catheters, i concur. It is a lot of hard work, and when it comes to taking boards make sure to take the Kaplan review. IF you want to email me any questions email me and put in the subject box (nursing question)

I’m a massage therapist and I agree,? this is very disturbing to hear.