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Updated: September 8, 2020

AIZAWA SHOUTA

❁ “Wanna grab a drink?” | prompt | domestic fluff/suggestive ❁ Early Mornings | drabble | domestic fluff ❁ Little to No Effort | collab fic | angst ❁ Sleeping Scruffy | crack fic | fluff

AMAJIKI TAMAKI

❁ s/o with insomnia/sleeping problems | headcannon | fluff

BAKUGO KATSUKI

❁ Scrubs and Combat Boots | (Part One) (Part Two) | fic | fluff ❁ Afro | headcanon | fluff  ❁ 100 followers #2 and #7 | drabble | angst to fluff ❁ Low self-esteem | drabble | fluff ❁ Bakuday #13 and #32 | drabble | fluff ❁ s/o who stays up all night studying | headcannon | fluff ❁ s/o with insomnia/sleeping problems | headcannon | fluff

KAMINARI DENKI

❁ Afro | headcanon | fluff ❁ Avatar quirk | drabble | fluff ❁ Worth It | fic | domestic fluff

KIRISHIMA EIJIROU

❁ Please, stay | drabble | angst ❁ “Dance with me” | prompt | fluff ❁ 100 followers #9 | drabble | fluff

MIDORIYA IZUKU

❁ Pink Delphiniums | fic | angst to fluff

SERO HANTA

❁ Afro | headcanon | fluff

SHINSO HITOSHI

❁ Wisteria | collab fic | fluff

TETSUTETSU TETSUTETSU

 ❁ Watermelon Wishes | collab fic | fluff

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I work on a cardiac unit. We get a lot of cardiac patients from open-heart surgeries to heart failure patients. We get a lot of patients who don’t need to be in ICUs but are too sick to be in medical-surgical units. Cardiac was never my strong suit during nursing school and now I can’t stop thinking about it! We’ve also been a covid unit since March. 

So to become a nurse, you can either get a degree through a community college nursing program or get a bachelor’s degree in nursing. All you need to do is to pass nursing school and get your NCLEX (easier said than done). There are all kinds of nurses, but I think what you’re asking about is bedside nursing. We do a lot of things like administer medication, take vitals, talk to doctors, etc. On the other hand, nurse anesthetists need master's degree because they are advanced practice RNs. They also get a certification to be a nurse anesthetist. Obviously from the name, they can administer anesthesia and other medications and they monitor patients on anesthesia. They are more centered around patients who are under anesthesia so you will see them a lot in surgeries or intensive care units. 

I think I have my messaging option on? But sending me an ask is totally okay too! 

That’s how I was during high school too. A lot of the AP classes that I took only helped me in my first year of college because I tested out of a lot of classes, but didn’t really help much in nursing school (shocker). It is a great idea to start off in community college especially since a lot of universities are going online. I started my first two years of college at my local community college and let me tell you, I saved A LOT of money because of the classes I tested out of and I was basically taking the same classes as my other friends, but I didn’t have to pay as much as they did. So I definitely encourage people to go to community college during their first to the second year of college to get all of your gen eds done. Also, research if your community college has a bridge program that will help you get your RN during community college and then bridge you to a university to get your Bachelor’s (that is what a few of my friends did). I went to a school that was exclusively a nursing school because I wanted a school that was more focused on nursing than anything else. 

For tips, memorizing is an awesome skill to have, but it’s only going to get you so far in nursing school. You will learn how to critically think and you will gain that skill as you gain more experience. Memorization helped a lot with classes at the beginning of nursing school, but you need to “memorize” the information and also apply that to your different scenarios and patients. 1) NOTECARDS. Start off with making note cards (they were a live saver when I needed to study before a test especially ones where I have a lot of memorization). 2) NOTES. Have a note-taking system that works for you. I LOVE colors so all of my notes are very colorful and it really helps me process the information. 3) FRIENDS. Find a group of people that are in the same major as you because they are going through the same things you are and you guys are studying the same thing. They will be your ride or die because they are going to be your study buddies through it all. Make sure you pick the good ones! 4) PLANNER. Have an academic planner with you to make sure you schedule anything and everything. You don’t want to panic or do something at the last minute because you forgot to write it down in your planner.