Studying Differences In CRNA School vs Nursing School | Study techniques and time management
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I always say that nursing school really wasn't that "hard", it can just be overwhelming. If you intensely commit, you can do it. For CRNA school it's overwhelming, and it's advanced information. The thing that makes it doable is having a background in basic nursing/medical information. The thing I love about CRNA school is that they test your knowledge. While it's a lot to learn, if you know the material, then you can think your way through questions.
Not sure why they want critical care experience bc in nursing school they teach u the right way but u go in hospital & it’s different. They tell those that work in the hospital already as techs to forget about what u do on daily basis. I bet it’s the exact same with crna
@@Quon6810 Nope, they definitely don't tell you to forget what you know from your critical care experience. In CRNA school, you are expanding your knowledge and thinking about things at a deeper level (down to a cellular level). This is why it's important to have a strong foundation to work from. Many of the medications/drips, disease processes and treatments apply directly to practicing as a CRNA. So, while you may not know everything about a drug or treatment from your critical care experience, it is valuable information that allows you to understand things a little bit easier.
@@Drewski720 can u give me a simple example of down to the cellular level knowledge that u will most definitely need as a crna?
@@Quon6810 One of the most pertinent examples I can give you are action potentials. You might learn about "depolarization" in nursing school, but what does that mean? How does sodium shift into the cell, what does that do to the resting membrane potential, how does the cell repolarize, how does potassium shifting occur, what channels are responsible for this movement of ions? You may learn about beta adrenergic receptors...agonists vs antagonists (beta blockers)...but how do beta receptors work? How do they affect cellular membrane potentials? How do they exhibit their effects? These are only just a few examples of how CRNA curriculum has to shift to a "cellular level".
Nursing school was time consuming but I worked full time and had 2 kids. Failing wasn’t an option. I lost decades of sleep. lol. I didn’t find it to be hard though. I felt that reading case studies and applying what I was learning was very effective.
If you can do that you can do anything !
I partially agree with you...because i for one found nursing school to be fairly difficult...but then again, found it much much much easier than anatomy..our school made anatomy so difficult. We had to memorize entire systems in 2 weeks...word for word, spelling by spelling....nursing was more concept based and linking things together...but also when it came to knowing the patho, sx, tx, side effects/drug interactions of tx, imaging to order, other things to screen was difficult....lol idk that was just me...i did still get all A's but man oh man, did i work for those.....i had another major in psychology...and that degree was a cake walk in comparison...even when i had to submit a 50 pages final paper on my research
For me, CRNA school was much easier (in didactic) than nursing school. I got on average 10% higher in all of my classes. For instance, 3/80 in my BSN class got a 4.0. In CRNA school, over 50% of my classmates got 4.0’s
I feel like even though didactic was a lot deeper in CRNA school, it was straightforward, exactly what I was interested in, and 100% applicable so it made it way less frustrating than nursing school!
My problem with nursing school was the degree of stupidity, bullying and emotional abuse. Is CRNA school the same as nursing school when it comes to emotional abuse?
Yes and no. Overall I find the CRNA profession to be largely supportive. There are, however, very high standards students are held to and the OR can definitely have harsh personalities like anywhere else!
I think there’s a little fear mongering here. I have tons of friends who record lecture and solely use PowerPoint slides and they get virtually A’s on all exams. There’s probably other factors not being considered like what school you’re at and the type of learner you are. I’m at Columbia’s DNP program, PowerPoint slides and RUclips university is enough for me.
I'm reading horror stories regarding CRNA school.. I got all As and 1 B in RN school ,but I am still doubting myself . I kept my face in the books all the time. How much harder is CRNA than RN?
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Thank you for your honesty
i wanna go to crna school so badly
Love your content. I would also love if you post videos about your experience as a CRNA, like for example mistakes that could have cost someone's life. 😉
Such a great video for someone who has just made the decision to go back to school for my RN to eventually obtain my CRNA license. I’m so grateful channels like this exist. I will use the methods listed in this video for RN school as well with off course the proper material. Thank you!!!!
Best of luck!
Currently in nursing school and study guides are not a thing. If you want one then you better make it yourself lol
I’m currently looking into starting a new career in nursing and am contemplating going through a community college. I spoke to an advisor and they mentioned starting summer of 2024, DCCCD will offer a nursing program to be able to receive a BSN degree. My concern at the moment is, when I start applying to CRNA schools in the future are the universities going to overlook my application due to receiving a BSN from a community college, instead of a 4 year university. I would like to receive it from a community college because it’s cheaper and closer to home, but I also don’t want it to hinder my application. I still have time, but I’m planning ahead. Thank you for any future response.
DCCCD as in Dallas college? I’m also applying for the nursing program there!
I’m in the DCCCD nursing program now…. I don’t think it matters where you get your BSN….as long as your gpa and science grades are good (3.4-4.0) you have a real shot at crna program….just need a year or two of icu experience before applying to crna school
Let’s connect!!! I’m also in Dallas and I’m starting nursing school too!!
@@Theconsciouscrystal I’m not sure if your comment was meant for the comment above, but I wouldn’t mind connecting. I’m also in Dallas!
Community colleges are absolutely fine! Don't let anyone tell you otherwise!
Wow, thinking about going for my CRNA. Great podcast!
Thank you soo much did this video
You both are amazing!!! Confident Care Academy!!!Yes!!!! Time management video please!!
you got it! Already posted and ready
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Thanks for the great video! Bunch of helpful tips and gems!
What does RRNA stand for?
Resident register nurse anesthetist
Hi! Quick question
Would it be possible to keep your RN AND FNP license if I pursue my CRNA? ❤
Yes you will need your RN license to practice as a CRNA. You are welcome to keep your FNP active as well
How many years is CRNS school ?😊
It’s 3 years but you have to have your bachelors in nursing and at least 1 year of ICU experience.
Love the content, ladies! You are an inspiration to many people.
Thank you for the words of encouragement 🫶🏻
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Such great insight. Thank you for sharing
So glad you liked it!
Is it better to be a critical care RN or an OR RN? - Im ICU/PCU
Can you guys please go over class different types of text book you take in each semesyer