N7 Thompson's group

N7 Thompson's group

Graduation Slideshow

I was just curious if we know who is doing our slideshow for graduation?

St. Josephs group w/ Cathy montegue

let go of my pt. meekia!!!
Ok meekia, I guess we can share this patient.....

GRADES ARE POSTED FOR N6. THEY ARE NOT ON DOCUSHARE YET, BUT FINAL GRADE IS POSTED ON INDIVIDUAL ACADEMIC HISTORY SECTION IF YOU GO TO ONLINE REGISTRATION.

Preceptor Choices with T. Azevedo

Ashlie Guthrie asked me to post this, Mrs. Azevedo e-mailed her this information:

About a month ago a notice was sent via the school email telling the students coming into N9/N10 that I'd meet with them on Friday, Dec. 21 from 0900- 1200...I think in L118. Don't bring children...you'll be there the whole time waiting to sign-up according to whatever number you draw for sign-up turns. If you know of others who have not seen this email, please share this with them. Thanks. TAz

N10

Has there been any news about N10? Do we have a list of clinical sites available or any info about the drawing?

switch scheduales

I have nursing 8 during the second half of next semester. I really need and despreately need to take it duirng first half. If anyone please, please want to switch with me please give me a call at (916) 968-2815 or email me at emilyange1@yahoo.com. Thanks!!

NEW NURSING GEAR

Hey all...Danielle wanted to get some new nursing gear and i found a few things (sorry that it took so long Danielle, this last month has been crazy...lol). Anywayz, i found a website that will let us create our own gear. They have everything from clothing to pens, paper, bumperstickers, stuffed animals. We can put our design on just about anything and it is a very easy process. It would be great if some people could play around on it and come up with some ideas and pass them on. I also found a few websites with pre-made nursing stuff. These websites have some really cute things. I will post links to all of these websites. Please take a look, play with some ideas and pass them along so we can get some new stuff.

The best website i found for creating our own products: customink.com

Best site for pre-made products:http://www.cafepress.com/buy/nursing%20student/-/cfpt2_/cfpt_/source_searchBox/copt_

some shirts:http://www.zazzle.com/ineffective_coping_r_t_nursing_school_stress_shirt-235512385803736436
http://www.zazzle.com/top_10_reasons_to_go_to_nursing_school_shirt-235601780715968395
http://www.zazzle.com/nursing_school_graduate_shirt-235590713557124171
http://www.cafepress.com/buy/nursing+student/-/pv_design_details/pg_2/id_16313459/opt_/fpt_/c_666/

a few more products:http://shop.advanceweb.com/category.aspx?NC=-1%2f22%2f0%2f1&N=Student+Nursing&CC=&FS=60&CS=1

Thanks,

Michelle Mckee

Christmas In Afghanistan!

I know everyone is busy with school and time and money is limited, but my brother is spending christmas in Afganistan and we are sending his unit christmas care packages (just like we did last year) and if anyone is able to help donate anything will help from candy, food, and music, etc. please email me if you are able to help with whatever jessr16@aol.com
Thanks
Jessica Reyes

TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS,

HE LIVED ALL ALONE,

IN A ONE BEDROOM HOUSE MADE OF

PLASTER AND STONE.

I HAD COME DOWN THE CHIMNEY

WITH PRESENTS TO GIVE,

AND TO SEE JUST WHO

IN THIS HOME DID LIVE.

I LOOKED ALL ABOUT,

A STRANGE SIGHT I DID SEE,

NO TINSEL, NO PRESENTS,

NOT EVEN A TREE.

NO STOCKING BY MANTLE,

JUST BOOTS FILLED WITH SAND,

ON THE WALL HUNG PICTURES

OF FAR DISTANT LANDS.

WITH MEDALS AND BADGES,

AWARDS OF ALL KINDS,

A SOBER THOUGHT

CAME THROUGH MY MIND.

FOR THIS HOUSE WAS DIFFERENT,

IT WAS DARK AND DREARY,

I FOUND THE HOME OF A SOLDIER,

ONCE I COULD SEE CLEARLY.

THE SOLDIER LAY SLEEPING,

SILENT, ALONE,

CURLED UP ON THE FLOOR

IN THIS ONE BEDROOM HOME.

THE FACE WAS SO GENTLE,

THE ROOM IN SUCH DISORDER,

NOT HOW I PICTURED

A UNITED STATES SOLDIER.

WAS THIS THE HERO

OF WHOM I'D JUST READ?

CURLED UP ON A PONCHO,

THE FLOOR FOR A BED?

I REALIZED THE FAMILIES

THAT I SAW THIS NIGHT,

OWED THEIR LIVES TO THESE SOLDIERS

WHO WERE WILLING TO FIGHT.

SOON ROUND THE WORLD,

THE CHILDREN WOULD PLAY,

AND GROWNUPS WOULD CELEBRATE

A BRIGHT CHRISTMAS DAY.

THEY ALL ENJOYED FREEDOM

EACH MONTH OF THE YEAR,

BECAUSE OF THE SOLDIERS,

LIKE THE ONE LYING HERE.

I COULDN'T HELP WONDER

HOW MANY LAY ALONE,

ON A COLD CHRISTMAS EVE

IN A LAND FAR FROM HOME.

THE VERY THOUGHT

BROUGHT A TEAR TO MY EYE,

I DROPPED TO MY KNEES

AND STARTED TO CRY.

THE SOLDIER AWAKENED

AND I HEARD A ROUGH VOICE,

"SANTA DON'T CRY,

THIS LIFE IS MY CHOICE;

I FIGHT FOR FREEDOM,

I DON'T ASK FOR MORE,

MY LIFE IS MY GOD,

MY COUNTRY, MY CORPS."

THE SOLDIER ROLLED OVER

AND DRIFTED TO SLEEP,

I COULDN'T CONTROL IT,

I CONTINUED TO WEEP.

I KEPT WATCH FOR HOURS,

SO SILENT AND STILL

AND WE BOTH SHIVERED

FROM THE COLD NIGHT'S CHILL.

I DIDN'T WANT TO LEAVE

ON THAT COLD, DARK, NIGHT,

THIS GUARDIAN OF HONOR

SO WILLING TO FIGHT.

THEN THE SOLDIER ROLLED OVER,

WITH A VOICE SOFT AND PURE,

WHISPERED, "CARRY ON SANTA,

IT'S CHRISTMAS DAY, ALL IS SECURE."

ONE LOOK AT MY WATCH,

AND I KNEW HE WAS RIGHT.

"MERRY CHRISTMAS MY FRIEND,

AND TO ALL A GOOD NIGHT

question about next semester

I am wondering if anyone who has signed up to take nursing 8 first half next semester is willing to switch with me. i am signed up for nursing 8 second half at County and would be willing to go anywhere for nursing 8 first half. if you are willing to switch with me it would be greatly appreciated. my email address is nellyzbabygurrl@yahoo.com, or you can respond back on here or call me if you have my number.

Thanks,

Michelle Mckee

Disaster Drill Pictures

http://s222.photobucket.com/albums/dd260/secasias/

Here's a link to the pics I took today.

!! Disaster Drill- Important Info from Robert !!

Here is the list of people and the locations that you have been assigned to. The * next to your name means that you need to contact Robert ASAP as you have been assigned and there is a lunch waiting with your name on it-literally!

Also, you will not be allowed to participate without a picture ID so bring your student ID with you.

Pass the word!!



ROBERT YATER [ryater802@students.deltacollege.edu]



Dameron
Aimee Myhra
Amie Edwards *
Kristine Brown *
Lori Skevington
Marilou Almadrigo
Navneet Athwal
Sharon Jones
ALLA OLESHKO
Austin Peterson

Kaiser Modesto
Jennifer Pinheiro *
Mathew Valerio
Rita Ribiero
Tonya Robinson *

Kaiser Manteca
Ena Schultz
K. Danielle Mathias-Lamb *
Katy Cowden
Maria Montes
Raulyne Ken Fack

Kaiser Stockton
Adriana Montellano *
Kimberly Tecson
Sarah Meerdink *
Shanna Thornton
Stacy Cook *
Theresa Furlong
Blessie Gee

Lodi Memorial
Barbara Jennifer Lewis
Danielle Barrios
Gemekia Molina
Kay Galvan
Nicole Porter
Rachael Ramsey
Rupert Lao
Kimberly Thurman
Cira Arteaga

San Joaquin General Hospital
Aatiqa Pirbhai
Annastasia Butman
Brenn Briones
Jessica Kelling *
Marilyn Moral
Michelle Berlin
Sabrina Rodrigues
Sergey Navrotskiy
Shareen Kumar

Tracy Family Practice
Carey Holm
Crista Ames
Eugene Eastman *
John Bigol
Katie Vasconez *

St Joseph’s
Ashlie Guthrie
Barbara Kelling
Cheri Tassano
Kristen Gromm
Maureen Dunn
Rosa Reyes
Rowena Zabala
Rufina McCarty
Sheryll Candelario
Susan Gradin
Harrison Cole

Woodbridge
Jaquelyne Orr *
Jenifer Williams
Krystal Champion
Randy Kuwamoto
Steven Castelanelli

Doctors Medical Center Manteca
Darlene Machado
Deborah Acevedo *
NilanJana Chakrabarty
Rita Robins *
Sarah King *
Jyoti Battar *

FYI - Body Worlds 2 Exhibit in San Jose

http://www.thetech.org/bodyworld/

OverviewGunther von Hagens' BODY WORLDS exhibitions are the original, precedent-setting public anatomical exhibitions of real human bodies, by physician, anatomist, and inventor of Plastination, Dr. Gunther von Hagens.
BODY WORLDS features more than 200 authentic human specimens preserved through Plastination, including whole bodies, individual organs, and transparent body slices. The exhibit offers visitors an in-depth view of the intricately designed human body, comparative anatomy showing wellness and disease, and the mysterious world of the brain.
Throughout our lives, from birth to adolescence and adulthood to old age, the brain chisels, refines, learns, reinvents, matures, and transforms itself. BODY WORLDS 2 & The Three Pound Gem includes a special debut feature on the brain inspired by the latest findings in neuroscience on brain development and function, brain disease and disorders, and brain performance and improvement.
BODY WORLDS is aligned with The Tech's mission to "inspire the innovator in everyone", and complements and builds on permanent Galleries and exhibits in the museum focused on medical technologies, biotech, genetics and the human body. When you come to see the limited-engagement BODY WORLDS exhibition, be sure to leave some time to enjoy the hands-on experiences in The Tech related to life sciences.
Learn about the Life Tech Gallery and other exhibits The Tech that complement BODY WORLDS, or plan your trip to the Hackworth IMAX Dome Theater to see The Human Body, Wired to Win, or any one of our other great IMAX movies.

Yearbook Update

I had a meeting with the woman that is to create our yearbook. Her name is Mara Firestone and she works out of her home in Galt. Mara has been a consultant for Creative Memories for many, many many, years.

At this point we are looking at a 20 page year book for 40.00. It will have a hardcover and the pages will be full of beautiful colors. Her books are high quality! If we order more than 40 books we can get 3 pages more for free and she also said if we order more than 60 books she will give us more pages for free. So if we sell more than 40 books we will get 23 pages for 40.00 (plus tax). Her fee is included in the $40. I also want to have 1/4page slots in the book, which would cost 15 dollars and 1/8 page slots which would cost $10 dollars; where familes can write what I would call a "Love Line" and that would be something like "I Love You Binky". Or "I Can't Wait to Spend Your Nursing Money"! Whatever they want to say and it can be as long as they want (Just as long as it fits in 1/4 or 1/8 of a page). Tenatively, there will be 28 love line availabilities (first come first serve). Orders for Love Lines can begin being placed Dec 17th - Apr 1st. Forms for Love Line ads will be available Nov 12th, so that you may have them for the holidays and families can fill them out. Please Note: Money has to accompany Love Line Form

The DEADLINE will be April 1st for yearbook purchases. Please don't try to pay me yet. I am just informing you on my plans. I will notify you when I have an example of the yearbook theme pages and love line forms and the proper set-up to collect your money. After taxes it will probably be 45dollars or so.

Will update you when I have more info

Graduation Pictures

I have contacted several photography companies regarding our Graduation pictures. So far it looks like we will be going with a company called Blue Rascals Photography. They were referred by our co-student, Cindy Tinney. The photographs will be taken the day of graduation, during rehearsal time (when we have on our graduation uniform). The photos will be taken indoors with a back drop. You may also take a group photo indoors or outside (your choice). Packages are being created, a variety of packages will be available. I will have more information in about a week and a half. Please let me know if you have any questions, please remember this is my first time doing this so please be patient and vocal with me. I do take any comments welcoming. The website to the company is www.bluerascals.com, turn up your volume and enjoy.

Also, in regards to our yearbook I am also working on that too. I will be going through a company to create our yearbook, you know me though I will be extensively involved in the "Yearbook Process" . As of now, it looks like the yearbooks will be mailed to your house after graduation or you may pick them up at the school, (due to the date of graduation pictures) we HAVE to be in our graduation whites and its a hassle to dress up and get pretty, schedule to take pictures of all 50 million of us will we continue to school. More yearbook info to come!

Mrs. Antaran, We Will Miss You

I'm Clear

Your Clear

We're All Clear

We Celebrated in Style!

I Had So Much Fun!

I Had So Much Fun!

I Had So Much Fun!

Look At Our Men

We Love Them!

YES! More Mock Code Pictures

It's ME!!! Hello

All Smiles Today!

Crystal Hates Early Mornings.

I Love My Friends

You Go Girl! Look Cute while intubating.

Mock Code Day

Yes We Are HAPPY, HAPPY HAPPY!

HI Ladies!

Cassie Wants To Be Intubated

Good Job Ladies!

I Love This Picture!

St Joseph's N7 {LAST DAY}

Look At That Crazy Girl and Her Crazy Tongue!

Awe How Cute!

Adios N7!

The Get Fresh CRew!

Who Looks The Craziest?

Oh Look another Question!

N7 Julie Kay's SJGH Clinical Group

Picture time!!!

Ok so here are some pictures from our crazy clinical group....enjoy!!!

Our clinical group at BJ's


Susan and Shawna


Fantastic Four!!


Fabulous Five


Silly six (and yes they were all on top of me...)


Would you like some Pizooki (sorry not quite sure how to spell it)

Nursing 7 pictures St. Joseph's AM

Mrs. Peterson's St Joes AM Clinical group
The first half.....
and the second half @BJ's (sorry nicole:( )
wake up jennifer clinicals are over! (I'm not excited)
The Gang and Mrs. Antran (Post-test)

We have questions. Do you have answers????

Hey....N6 Guys

Our grades are posted on Docushare under Mrs. Flanders' folder. :)

MRSA article

Staph Fatalities May Exceed AIDS Deaths
By LINDSEY TANNER, AP Medical Writer
Tuesday, October 16, 2007

More than 90,000 Americans get potentially deadly infections each year from a drug-resistant staph "superbug," the government reported Tuesday in its first overall estimate of invasive disease caused by the germ.
Deaths tied to these infections may exceed those caused by AIDS, said one public health expert commenting on the new study. The report shows just how far one form of the staph germ has spread beyond its traditional hospital setting.
The overall incidence rate was about 32 invasive infections per 100,000 people. That's an "astounding" figure, said an editorial in Wednesday's Journal of the American Medical Association, which published the study.
Most drug-resistant staph cases are mild skin infections. But this study focused on invasive infections — those that enter the bloodstream or destroy flesh and can turn deadly.
Researchers found that only about one-quarter involved hospitalized patients. However, more than half were in the health care system — people who had recently had surgery or were on kidney dialysis, for example. Open wounds and exposure to medical equipment are major ways the bug spreads.
In recent years, the resistant germ has become more common in hospitals and it has been spreading through prisons, gyms and locker rooms, and in poor urban neighborhoods.
The new study offers the broadest look yet at the pervasiveness of the most severe infections caused by the bug, called methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, or MRSA. These bacteria can be carried by healthy people, living on their skin or in their noses.
An invasive form of the disease is being blamed for the death Monday of a 17-year-old Virginia high school senior. Doctors said the germ had spread to his kidneys, liver, lungs and muscles around his heart.
The researchers' estimates are extrapolated from 2005 surveillance data from nine mostly urban regions considered representative of the country. There were 5,287 invasive infections reported that year in people living in those regions, which would translate to an estimated 94,360 cases nationally, the researchers said.
Most cases were life-threatening bloodstream infections. However, about 10 percent involved so-called flesh-eating disease, according to the study led by researchers at the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
There were 988 reported deaths among infected people in the study, for a rate of 6.3 per 100,000. That would translate to 18,650 deaths annually, although the researchers don't know if MRSA was the cause in all cases.
If these deaths all were related to staph infections, the total would exceed other better-known causes of death including AIDS — which killed an estimated 17,011 Americans in 2005 — said Dr. Elizabeth Bancroft of the Los Angeles County Health Department, the editorial author.
The results underscore the need for better prevention measures. That includes curbing the overuse of antibiotics and improving hand-washing and other hygiene procedures among hospital workers, said the CDC's Dr. Scott Fridkin, a study co-author.
Some hospitals have drastically cut infections by first isolating new patients until they are screened for MRSA.
The bacteria don't respond to penicillin-related antibiotics once commonly used to treat them, partly because of overuse. They can be treated with other drugs but health officials worry that their overuse could cause the germ to become resistant to those, too.
A survey earlier this year suggested that MRSA infections, including noninvasive mild forms, affect 46 out of every 1,000 U.S. hospital and nursing home patients — or as many as 5 percent. These patients are vulnerable because of open wounds and invasive medical equipment that can help the germ spread.
Dr. Buddy Creech, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University, said the JAMA study emphasizes the broad scope of the drug-resistant staph "epidemic," and highlights the need for a vaccine, which he called "the holy grail of staphylococcal research."
The regions studied were: the Atlanta metropolitan area; Baltimore, Connecticut; Davidson County, Tenn.; the Denver metropolitan area; Monroe County, NY; the Portland, Ore. metropolitan area; Ramsey County, Minn.; and the San Francisco metropolitan area.

SNA General Membership Meeting Oct 15th - Locke 314 - 1pm

SNA General Membership Meeting Oct 15th - Locke 314 - 1pm


Kim Thompson from the Nursing Student Success Program will share information regarding the benefits of the program and the many ways they may help you complete the ADN program and successfully pass NCLEX the first time.
We lost our Treasurer to the rigors of N7 so that means we have a vacancy that YOU may fill. Please review the description of duties below and if you can commit to a few extra hours here and there for SNA officer activities then feel free to contact me @ goshblogit@gmail.com or come to the meeting and raise your hand.
Treasurer: Keeps financial records, makes deposits and payment requests for club events, manages inventory and ordering.
We will also have an ICC update and vote on support of a member going to the 3 day CSNA conference in San Jose.
SNA gear will be raffled along with a fleece jacket to celebrate the change in weather!

N7 Critical Care Tutorials

Don't forget about this helpful site. It is a quick study and very helpful for comprehension.
http://www.ccmtutorials.com/

STAGES OF SHOCK

Here is a visually helpful website for stages of shock, have fun
www.stagesofshock.com/index.html

Funny for the day

A nursing assistant, floor nurse, and charge nurse from a small nursing home were taking a lunch break in the break room. In walks a lady dressed in silk scarves and wearing large polished stoned jewelry."I am 'Gina the Great'," stated the lady. "I am so pleased with the way you have taken care of my aunt that I will now grant the next three wishes!" With a wave of her hand and a puff of smoke, the room was filled with flowers, fruit and bottles of drink, proving that she did have the power to grant wishes before any of the nurses could think otherwise.The nurses quickly argued among themselves as to which one would ask for the first wish. Speaking up, the nursing assistant wished first."I wish I were on a tropical island beach, with single, well-built men feeding me fruit and tending to my every need." With a puff of smoke, the nursing assistant was gone.The floor nurse went next. "I wish I were rich and retired and spending my days in my own warm cabin at a ski resort with well groomed men feeding me cocoa and doughnuts." With a puff of smoke, she too was gone."Now, what is the last wish?" asked the lady.The charge nurse said," I want those two back on the floor at the end of the lunch break." from:http://www.angelfire.com/wa/nursejokes/page3.html

My Plans at This Point!

I will soon be making attempts to contact photography agencies, in regards to "GRADUATION PHOTOS"! I was thinking it would be great if a comp. could come and take our photos in our graduation uniform, the day of graduation. Because we are supposed to be in the auditorium for practice and last minute things. If anyone has any suggestions, comments or phone numbers of photography companies, let me know!!!

Love YA!!!

Historic Trauma Cases

ADVANCE for Nurses:
Andrew Jackson
Dale Earnhardt
Gen. George Smith Patton, Jr.
George Washington
Natalie Wood
Princesses Grace & Diana
The Red Baron
Ben Hogan
James Dean
King, Malcolm X, Drew
Lincoln, Wilkes Booth, Jackson
Presidents Garfield and McKinley
The Kennedy Brothers
Theodore Roosevelt

Lesley's Clinical Group

Last Day of Clinical!

Lesley's Clinical Group at Premi Party

Are they really cleaning up!!

Funny, but so true

So as I was surfing some of the other blogs, I came across this. I though it was hilarious, so I decided to post it on here. Enjoy....

BTW we only have two more weeks of n7.....;)

*You know you're a nurse (or soon to be one) if...You would like to meet the inventor of the call light some night in a darkalley.
*Your sense of humor gets more warped each year. Almost everything can seem humorous...eventually.
*You know the smell of different diarrhea to identify it.
*You wash your hands BEFORE you use the bathroom.
*Discussing bodily fluids over a gourmet meal seems perfectly normal to you.
*You think that caffeine should be available in IV form.
*You get an almost irresistible urge to stand and wolf your food even in the nicest restaurants.
*You believe that unspeakable evils will befall you if you say,"It'sunusually quiet around here today"
*You have ever had a patient look you straight in the eye and say "I have no idea how that got stuck in there".
*You notice that you are using more 4 letter words than you even knew before you started nursing.
*Every time someone asks you for a pen you can find at least 4 of them onyou .
*You live by the motto "to be right is only half the battle, to convince the doctor is more difficult."
*You've told a confused patient that your name was that of your coworker and to holler if they need help.
*Your bladder can expand to the size of a winnebago's water tank.
*You find yourself checking out other customer's veins in grocery waitinglines.
*You avoid unhealthy looking shoppers in the mall for fear that they will drop near you and you'll have to do CPR on your day off.
*Your finger has gone places you never thought possible.
*You have seen more penises than any prostitute.

If you are not a nurse and have been sent this by a friend who is, it's just to help you understand our mind set and questionable mental status/sanity. Most of the time we function in spite of this sick sense ofhumor, fairly normally and very responsibly.
Scary, huh??????

How Does A Yearbook Sound?

I think I want to create a Year Book for our graduating class of 08. Let me know your input on it!

As Always, Much Thanks !!!

Pictures, Thank you!

I know everyone has been SUPER STRESSED lately, but I do want to remind you, we do need pictures at our graduation. So in between your 40 page care plan and your 90 minute presentaion, oh let's not forget your 200 questions test you need to study for. In between all of that, does anyone mind snappin a couple pictures in clinical every now and then, so we can have some for graduation ;)

Mucho Thank you!
(ok my spanish sucks)

Latest, Greatest NCLEX review update......

GREAT NEWS......... the nursing success grant will be paying $100 of your registration fee for the NCLEX review session of your choice!! This is only if you are eligible for their services and enrolled with them. If you are a student that receives a refund for the ATI testing or that does not have to pay for ATI then chances are you are eligible. This is a one time offer for either 3 or 4th semester only, you cannot do it each semester. This works great for those of us wanting to attend the review at SFSU because we can go in January for $200 and automatically attend again in June for a refresher right before our NCLEX for only $75. Remember, the grant will be paying $100 of your $200 fee, or $100 of the NCLEX review of your choice. You will not need to be reimbursed this $100 it goes directly to Review for Nurses in San Francisco or to review of your choice, but must be sent directly to organization not to ADN student.

What you need to do:

Get me your registration forms ASAP so I can get the list to the grant office and your registration information to Review for Nurses. Then I will need a check, money order, or credit card payment in the amount of $100 by Oct. 20th. Again, I need your completed registration forms ASAP, via email, in person, or into the envelope left in the nursing office with the name Kelly Widger, Nursing Review on it. This envelope in on Judy’s desk in the corner.

Feel free to call me or email me if you have any questions k9nurse86@comcast.net
Cell # 482-1463

Kelly Widger

I have spoken with past ADN students that have attended both the Davis' review at SFSU as well as the Kaplan review that uses a room at Delta........The Davis' review has been the favorite as well as it has the higher NCLEX passing rate they are right arount 98% passage rate from last NCLEX takers.....Kaplan is question based, Davis is content, concept, & test taking skills based. Kaplan is local at Delta for $499..........Davis' @SFSU for $200.

Stressed??? This may help...: )

I thought this was cute and would help lower our anxiety from the cardio test we had today!

Diagnosis Wenckebach

I randomly ran across this video this afternoon and it made me laugh so I thought I would pass it on. Hope you enjoy and Happy Studying!!!

Shawna


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVxJJ2DBPiQ

Kelly, It's Harrison from 4th Semester...I've got great news!!!

Kelly,

I spoke with Sally and it looks like we are able to combine our numbers together for our benefit! This will definately help you and I ensure that we get our minimum of ten people for the best pricing, and for those freebies after each ten new signups! That should relieve some stress! I barely got 15 of my classmates to go last June so this news should be encouraging! Please email me back at hcolern2b@gmail.com or call me on my cell 603-8662 so we can discuss this more!

Harrison

Good Site for EKG practice!!

Hi All,

I found this site while looking for some EKG help online...........see what you think, it even has practice quizzes that you get results from!

Happy Studying

http://www.12leadecg.com/arrhythmias/practice_strips.cfm