Hey guys! I hope you guys enjoy this new style of editing! Let me know if you guys like it and if there are any videos you guys would like to see! Thank you so much again for all your support!
I appreciate the videos you have made talking about the school. I just started at the school, and it brings peace to hear some of your advice. Thank you for putting this information up. If you have any other ways to succeed in the program can you please enlighten up LOL
Hey! Yes there are a couple! It also depends on the professor. I’ve had presentations in almost every class. Also for clinicals, your professors have you practice SBAR at every clinical. SBAR is when you present one of your patients and is a form of communication to relay patient info
@@bsuwujwn560 I was afraid of talking in front of people but the more I did it, the more I got comfortable! I was the most nervous when doing physical assessments on my patients in front of my instructor 😅
Hey! Just stumbled to your channel. I'm a current WCU student in OB and I might have to repeat this course. I really feel defeated, even though I know this isn't the end of the world. Glad to see you almost done and I have to keep watching your videos; they've been a boost since it helps me feel less alone in my struggles as nursing student.
you are not alone! being at home throughout all of this has made it so much harder for me to study. I've felt unmotivated and defeated at times as well. Keep pushing and you got this! You've only got a couple terms to go. Take this time to reflect and find out how you can improve! If you ever need any help or need someone to talk to, you can DM me on my insta @kriziaann__
@@nurse_krizia Thank you so much for the encouragement!! Just pushing through to do my best this final, no matter the result! I will definitely take you up on advice! :)
I try to look up study with me video and use it to help me get motivated.. also my school's library opened up so I would go there when I need change ...
I started watching your vids a few months ago I love them!! Also congrats on almost being done! I start core at WCU in January and am curious as to what skills we learn in fundamentals lab. Is it CNA responsibility type stuff? And also do we get assigned to a clinical site at all during the 1st semester of core?
Yes! You learn all the basics and it’s basically what a cna would do. That’s why after you finish the first term, you can apply for jobs without a license. It’s a lot of information and can be overwhelming but you learn a lot!!
Usually you get assigned to a skilled nursing facility but due to covid, it’s not likely you will be placed in one this January due to the high risk of this population
@@elliehowell763 yeah it’s very limited but you get to work on manikins at labs. The first 4 weeks is in labs and you learn how to do skills and the next 4 weeks is in clinical but it’s okay! You’ll learn as you go!
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Hey guys! I hope you guys enjoy this new style of editing! Let me know if you guys like it and if there are any videos you guys would like to see! Thank you so much again for all your support!
I appreciate the videos you have made talking about the school. I just started at the school, and it brings peace to hear some of your advice. Thank you for putting this information up. If you have any other ways to succeed in the program can you please enlighten up LOL
Hello! Was there any presentation you had to do in front of other students in nursing school?
Hey! Yes there are a couple! It also depends on the professor. I’ve had presentations in almost every class. Also for clinicals, your professors have you practice SBAR at every clinical. SBAR is when you present one of your patients and is a form of communication to relay patient info
Thank you! I hate to talk in front of people…_:(´ཀ`」 ∠):
@@bsuwujwn560 I was afraid of talking in front of people but the more I did it, the more I got comfortable! I was the most nervous when doing physical assessments on my patients in front of my instructor 😅
Absolutely love your editing girl! You’re at the finish line👏🏼
Thank you girl! 💙
Hey! Just stumbled to your channel. I'm a current WCU student in OB and I might have to repeat this course. I really feel defeated, even though I know this isn't the end of the world. Glad to see you almost done and I have to keep watching your videos; they've been a boost since it helps me feel less alone in my struggles as nursing student.
you are not alone! being at home throughout all of this has made it so much harder for me to study. I've felt unmotivated and defeated at times as well. Keep pushing and you got this! You've only got a couple terms to go. Take this time to reflect and find out how you can improve! If you ever need any help or need someone to talk to, you can DM me on my insta @kriziaann__
@@nurse_krizia Thank you so much for the encouragement!! Just pushing through to do my best this final, no matter the result! I will definitely take you up on advice! :)
man you right about wanting nursing students to be more proactive in caring for patients in clinical
I try to look up study with me video and use it to help me get motivated.. also my school's library opened up so I would go there when I need change ...
There are many things I wish I knew in nursing school lol
Lol same! Should change it to 500 things I wish I knew
Really love all your videos! Graduated from CSUF with an Accounting degree and looking to joining WGU sometime this year and your videos help a lot!
I started watching your vids a few months ago I love them!! Also congrats on almost being done! I start core at WCU in January and am curious as to what skills we learn in fundamentals lab. Is it CNA responsibility type stuff? And also do we get assigned to a clinical site at all during the 1st semester of core?
Yes! You learn all the basics and it’s basically what a cna would do. That’s why after you finish the first term, you can apply for jobs without a license. It’s a lot of information and can be overwhelming but you learn a lot!!
Usually you get assigned to a skilled nursing facility but due to covid, it’s not likely you will be placed in one this January due to the high risk of this population
@@nurse_krizia thank you so much for getting back to me! Okay that makes a lot of sense :) I’m super excited
@@nurse_krizia yea my skills lab is on campus this term, there were only 20 spots available at the VA but I didn’t get assigned there :/
@@elliehowell763 yeah it’s very limited but you get to work on manikins at labs. The first 4 weeks is in labs and you learn how to do skills and the next 4 weeks is in clinical but it’s okay! You’ll learn as you go!
Yooo your video editing skills has gotten a lot better great job on the video.
Louie is adorable!:)