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Thank you for this video and tips . My question is if I am choosing the framework Iowa then do I include PICO and then lead that project into IOWA framework for writing complete project and poster presentation for example falls in elderly ? Please guide me thank you

So helpful! I have newly started to precept staff and this makes me feel way more prepared!!

Hi, thank you for the video and tips. When you say "a day" to study, how many hours was that? 2-4, 6-8 hours?

Thank you again for the through information! I’m beginning classes in a few weeks and I’m trying to be on top of all I need to be doing and preparing for PRIOR to the class. I’m nervous for Advance Pharm and Patho, however, I have GOD and now all these other resources to assist me with successful passing EVERY class in my program! Keep the resources coming everyone, I appreciate it🫶🏾🫶🏾

Yes, please give go-to apps! You’re channel content has been very helpful and informative 👍🏽Thank You

Great study tips! I’m a New FNP student. I am a visual learner as well. Thank you for sharing. Please update us when YOU pass your boards! Good luck to you and everyone on this journey!

name of Agency, please!

Obviously Passing the No exam is when you study hard, if you can’t study or you don't have time for your studies l'd advise you get yourself a help like Mr Dylan

This is a really good quality video ❤❤

Khan Academy, Osmosis, Speed Pharmacology, Medication Tables (Create in word)

Great video! You speak very well. Cheers from Brasil 🇧🇷

I want to believe FNP is a family nurse practitioner.. and pls the volume of the music seems to overshadow this video. Thank you for sharing.

Can I have your email, Please ??.

I love patho and I was a pharmacy tech for 5 years and hope that it can guide me through my semester next month. I love the video

Very nice video. And congratulations

Very informative with all the nuances of PACU vs med-surg!

I’m on the fence about taking pathophysiology with pharmacology before entering the nursing program next year. It’s offered at my university. I think it’ll be fun.

Thank you❤

I’m starting in fall 2025 hopefully and I’m so excited

Thank you so much! I have been working on my NP part time for a while now because I have to work full time as well. I just dropped my women's health course because summer semesters are too fast paced for me personally. I feel like I spent too much time reading the specifics of the text book and not enough time with visual aids which would benefit my learning style way more. Thank you for providing me with sources that will help me do way better this coming fall semester. :)

Thank you for the info! Im takinng advanced patho in a few weeks so trying to prepare now. What is the first resource you mentioned? Was it khan academy?

Hi! Loved this video! I’m a dialysis nurse looking to transition. I have been thinking about PACU. What advice would you give for me having only dialysis experience as a nurse going into PACU?

Is Dnp and npcc same?

Peace sis, this was a great informative video, especially from someone who looks like me. We appreciate this breakdown! Great video.

Just an fyi, it’s “Physician Assistant” not “physician’s assistant”. They don’t like the latter because it makes them sound like they are an assistant to a physician 😬

Awww man, Pacu isn’t 12s?

Been a floor RN since 2015. Did medsurg and tele. I need a break from the floor tbh

I’m starting Northeastern in the fall! I like your videos 👍

RN here. Best job!

does it matter what kind of msn degree you have before entering fnp or dnp

what np school did you attend?

you will get 100% funding!

Did you use one book after the other or used at the same time?

Too much sugar 🥰

Thank you for the tips! I'm about to start advanced patho, its my first semester of PMHNP school! I so appreciate the study tips. I know this is not going to be easy, but I remember having fun learning in nursing school. I expect this will be difficult and fun at the same time!

Hi Layna. I have taken neuroscience for my bachelor degree. After graduation in neuroscience can we able to join msn?

Thank You! This was so well said and you hit everything that I wanted to know!

Is there a pediatric pacu ?

This was so helpful ❤Thank you and congratulations 🎉

Thank you for this fabulous video as to how and why you chose BSN-DNP over MSN. I can totally see how that really is the better option for you and for some who may be deciding between the two paths. I chose MS in FNP eight years ago because I really wanted to focus on clinical skills. I didn’t have any interest in leadership at the time. And tbh I really never saw myself ever in a leadership position. Fast forward nearly ten years later, I’m part clinical, part administrative. I conduct monthly QI meetings on antibiotic stewardship on our virtual medicine platform. Clearly… I was wrong about leadership interests 😂. So I’m going back to get my DNP, and it really ended up being a blessing because I’m expected to work full time (yay! No one or almost no one worked full time during my MS-FNP program), and I get tuition assistance from my employer. This is a win-win for me ❤

I love pharmacy! I thank God for being exposed to learning pharmaceuticals for 8 years and being a tech then becoming nurse. I emphasize that pharmaceutical knowledge is critical in nursing practice. To have a solid understanding of medications serves a crucial foundation for nurses, helping to prevent errors and ensure patient safety. Thank you for this video 💗

Wow- the Leik book is now $150 just 1 year later.

Hi Layne, thank you for clarity on different nursing careers. Can a general nurse work as a travel nurse

All i can say is i am totally fine losing floor skills. So looking forward to starting in PACU and staying until i retire.

Are you using the nurse faculty loan program?

Will be going tomorrow. Thanks for the review.

Deserves so much respect 🎉 SLAY!