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Hi can you recommend schools where you took grad level biostat? Or the advanced physiology and grad level orgo?

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I really do appreciate your honesty! We have to stay grounded and mental health is vital to get through this

What school did you attend? Some people tend to look down on HBCU nursing schools like Howard, NCCU, NC&AT, Hampton, etc. People think if you attended Duke, UNC at Chapel Hill, Johns Hopkins, Georgetown, and Catholic Universities nursing school, you are more qualified. Have you guys considered getting an MSN in Nursing?

Years ago, I had a colonoscopy and my previous one, I had an anesthesiologist who is a Medical Doctor. My second colonoscopy was a black female a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist. This is why I found out, you didn't have to have an anesthesiologist to administer medicine to put you to sleep during a medical procedure.

Are you a Registered Nurse with a BSN or a Licensed Practical Nurse? Years ago in the 70's at Duke Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina, they had an Advance LPN program. Today, you don't see LPN's working in hospital settings. LPN's tend to work in Nursing Homes. The nursing profession has gone down in my opinion regarding the way nurses dress today in 2024. Back in the 60's, 70's, and 80's, you walk into a hospital and you recognize who was a nurse. Nurses today wear scrubs with sneakers and some look that have just got out of bed. I am a black male and not disrespect to you because you're an attractive young man. However, do you work in a hospital setting and come to work with a rag around your head wearing those dreads? Have you considered cutting those locks or dreads by getting a nice close cut haircut? I have never seen or had a black American male nurse. When I was in Washington Hospital Center in 2017 after having a heart attack, I had several Registered Nurses assigned to me. One day, I had a black male nurse but he was Ethiopian. He was nice, clean cut, and I was impressed by seeing a black RN. When I was in high school in the 70's, I wanted to become a Registered Nurse by attending North Carolina Central University School of Nursing. Unfortunately, I didn't do well in Biology and Chemistry. I ended up majoring in Business Administration at Howard University. Lastly, there is a stereotype, all male nurses are gay. Many are gay but it wouldn't matter to me as patient in a hospital setting. I would prefer a male RN when it comes to certain exams. For instance, I have my yearly prostate exam this week at Kaiser Permanente with my Urologist. I always have a female CNA or RN and I have to pull down my boxer briefs so they can see if I empty my bladder.🤣 Once I had a cystoscopy and thank goodness I had a male CNA when he numbed my penis with some type of Vaseline for the procedure.

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I was a prison guard in a prison hospital for 10 years. I worked with a bunch of black LPN and RNs. The best "wound care person" was a nlack LPN.

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I’m a little intimidated but more so excited. I’m an med-surg LPN. And I’m going into the ICU when I finish my RN program all of this is motivation

Where did you get that sweatshirt from?

Yup tell em how we can't drink enough water cuase we don't always get bathroom breaks

What was the time length

Thank you for the review! I’m an equine veterinarian and love the ADC stethoscopes. I’ve used them the last couple years after using Littman for 2 decades.

I'm not worried about getting good grades in CRNA school. I'm worried about all the damn presentations required in CRNA school. Like we really gotta do multiple presentations in front of hundreds of CRNAs, MDs, and faculty in huge auditoriums?!?! F that 😭😭

Already know you're either gonna be or already are great at what you do. Appreciate this kinda advice. A friend of mine is like this and I always appreciate his advice/talks 🙏🏽

Never heard anyone of these you called CRNA influencer said it’s easy,

Naloxone: opioid OD Dantrolene: MH Flumazenil: Benzo Posting before watching to see if I’m correct

Nice video 🥰🥰🥳your video is so cool, honestly CCRN is such a difficult test man , really don’t know what to do but I’m never losing hope.

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Finally a CRNA that’s not a female.

New LVN in Fort Worth. Starting residency at Texas Health HEB next month. This is a great video.

Not all of us had this experience! I enjoyed my time in school.

Congrats bro 😎 you keep going !

So happy I found you!

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Thanks for sharing brother... and hang in there! I love what I do. But in hindsight... CRNA school is one of the most difficult and risky things you can do in your life, let alone academically. If you flunk out you've still gotta pay back all that money. One bad test in three years can do it. One family issue or medical problem can do it. One bad day where you mouth off to a preceptor and you are d. o. n. e. DONE. 3 years of Sorry, I can't do that I have to study. Sorry, I can't do that because I have to dive 16hrs to clinical sites, work 40 plus hours of clinical, and then study another 20 more this week when I get home because really THIS time honey this test is AGAIN make or break... It's totally doable... But is it worth it? Will your family or relationship survive? Is being in the OR between 0530 and 0630 every day even something you really want to do 5 days a week? How's your support system? No, how is it really? How many layers of redundancy are there? What's the plan for getting your kids to school, making dinner, after school activities? Is it just you and your dog or are you a single parent? How many months worth of savings do you have? Are you prepared to dramatically lower your standard of living while in school or are you going to go into even more debt to maintain it? Where is that money going to come from? Do you rent or own your home? How old and or reliable are you cars? If one goes down for a week or two, how big a problem would it be? Do you love the idea of being in one of the most litigated professions? You get distracted and accidentaly give a baby a lethal bolus of fluid. How would you handle that? Are you the type of person that does well with a dozen things going on? Would other people say the same about you? This is not a profession where a doc comes running in to save you. In fact a doc or the "powers that be" might be pushing for something that you believe will be harmful to your patient. Can you tactfully be confrontational when you need to be and persuasively support your position with evidence? These are just a few of the things to think about before you think the money sounds "worth it". If these types of things excite you... you have broad shoulders and say bring it on, it is certainly a rewarding profession. Just think looong and hard, and then commit to committing probably far more than you ever planned to and acknowledging that even if you do your best it might not be in the cards. Whatever you do, dont sacrifice you family on the alter of a degree.

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As a current ICU nurse with 2 years of experience, i’m looking to going to CRNA school within next 2 years. What things you wish you did better to prep for CRNA now going through it? (financially, mentally, clinically?)

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Damn both of yall are in CRNA school !! POWER COUPLE fo' real !!

Thank you for this helpful advice!

Anyone knows how the ADC 600 Platinum compares to the littmann cardiology master?

What I don't like about nursing school is that they try to fail you.

What if I have to work full time, 8 to 5?

You have to love it to do it. I don’t like their working environment… the O.R. is too confined, but I praised those who are in it. Got to love what you do, life is too short and make the best out of our one chance in this world, then we move on.

I woke with a guy that looks just like you! Same hair style, color, eyes skin tone omg

Oook…is he serious??

Using brand names instead of generic names

your shirt is fire and I just died laughing a little bit! Love, love, love it!

You didn’t say why you struggled, or did I miss it? That’s what I really wanted to know.

Why did you choose CRNA vs CAA?

What you think about ICU step down unit ? Do you think it’s beneficial before going to ICU?

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Where do you go or use to take the advance classes mentioned like advanced pharmacology?

This might be a dumb question but whats a CCRN? You mentioned that