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Anatomy and Physiology. Basically learn about the body a system at a time, including anatomy, physiology, microbiology, pharmacology, pathophysiology. That's the lectures. In the tutes you basically get given a pt case study and you apply what you've learnt in the lecture to the case study to...

I think an MD would probably still need to get some extra education, because although we take similar A&P classes, med students focus a lot more on disease processes and nurses focus a lot on patient care, communication, emotions, etc. But, if they applied for a BN they would have all the...

Yep, two more years to go. Man I hope I am eligable for this extra $2354. Will have to head to Centrelink to check it out.

Yep, that's me!

Any tips for the OSCAs guys?

1 - $0 (don't go out that much coz I don't have any $$ to spend :( ) 2 - $20 rent pw, $30 train pass pw, $30 petrol pw 3 - $20 if I have had only one day at uni that week and hence have $ left over from the budgeted amount I get Youth Allowance but travel costs suck it all up.

2 pieces of toast with Vegemite Yellow chicken curry with boiled rice Gaytime icecream :D Mango

Where did you find that out? I was soo good at maths in the workshops but the questions in the exam were hard, I could not find anything similar between the numbers (to divide them by and whatnot). I don't think I failed the maths part, I KNOW I did :( You're lucky you're good at maths... I...

Thanks Georgie :) NR ended up being ok, patho went VERY well :D Hey when you guys did AN: GIT/Ortho did they have a maths portion in the final exam where you had to get at least 8/10? We had that and they said if you failed it you would be repeating the subject :O So it looks like I will...

Wow, that's crazy! She must be good at maintaining her blood pressure. Like everyone else has said, giving blood is super-easy, if it's you're first time you'll have to fill in all the forms about your medical history and stuff. Definitely make sure you have a decent breakkie / lunch and stacks...

Lol thanks anyway Shanti :) They said because we have patho and NR on the same day they are going to take that into consideration...yay! Have you enjoyed second year? Can you tell me a bit about the placements, I'm really excited we get to go to such a wide range of specialties next year!

6 inch honey oat chicken fillet lettuce, tomato, cucumber, capsicum, carrot pepper southwest sauce :D

Yeah, that's what confused me a bit because its for a Peer Networker volunteer position at Orientation 2010, so the uniform is basically one of those orange t-shirts and bottoms of your choice :D I'm going with the dress, I feel its 'dressy' enough...but I'm usually a VERY casual...

Oh, here's the Renal one:

Year one Nursing outlines; *Autumn* 92009 Discipline of Nursing *Spring* 92011 Nursing Relationships 92194 Adult Nursing: Renal and Reproductive 92195 Adult Nursing: GIT and Orthopaedics

Thanks guys! What about a dress? I have a plain black button up dress that I usually wear with black tights and a cardie...???

Ok so I have an interview on Friday ...they said it would be 'semi-formal' in nature and I should dress smart. Do you reckon jeans, a nice top and ballet flats is 'smart' enough? It's in between classes at uni so I don't want to get too dressed up because I have a lab in the morning...

Re: The UTS 'Get Naked and Secks!!' Thread Hey, has anyone ever applied to be a UTS Peer Networker for Orientation? I have an interview for it on Friday, just wondering if any past PN's had any tips?

All my exams are over and done with in 2 days. :D I'm a happy camper

Hey guys...wow this thread is really dead now! :D Just wondering if any second or third years could help me out... What sort of things do you remember being asked in the Nursing Relationships exam? The tutor says its short answers on case studies but that doesn't really help, I mean all we...