How I Study to Get As in CRNA School 

Glad to hear those study methods are working for you too! Wishing you best of luck this semester 🫶🏼

Glad I can help! Proud of you for pursuing your dream while being a mom. Thank you and wishing you the same!

So glad it's been helpful! Best of luck on your nursing journey ♥️

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Of course! Congratulations on starting soon🎉

Yes! I’ll make a video on how I do that on notion♥️

I’m making a video on it soon since a lot of people have requested it too🫶🏼

Hi friend! We've had different professors for our classes who all made exam questions their own way. I had to tweak my study techniques depending on that professor. It really is frustrating and I've had to read the textbooks thoroughly for some classes in order to do well in them. I've heard people use a test summarizer such as PopAi for text, although I've never used it so I can't say how well it works. What worked for me the best was the combo of making my own summarized study guide on a word/google doc & making questions. I blended the lectures and textbook info combined with apex to really learn the concepts. It's time-consuming but it's gotten me the best outcomes. I wish you best of luck and I know you will get through didactics♥

Is it like, memorize the whole chapter(s), and then questions will be on random things within said chapters?

@@SRNAPaul thank you. I’ll try your suggestions🙏. This class has two professors and my second professor tests more on our understanding concepts and clinical application, so I was able to get A+ in my 2nd and 3rd exams. Just prepping for finals now, which is cumulative🤞.

@@walterclements2877some professors take random one liners from the textbook. Often it’s stuff that students might not focus on as much because it doesn’t seem as important, but that’s the sort of thing that will be on the exam. The most random, unimportant fact from a tiny image/chart/paragraph on one of the hundreds of pages of assigned readings. Thankfully not every professor tests in this manner.

@@SRNAPaulI passed my 2nd semester with A’s! 🎉 I’m watching your videos again to help me get ready for my 3rd semester ❤

I will make a video on how I use notion! No, it doesn’t draw up questions. I make my own based on the lecture. I’ve heard that chatgpt is able to generate questions if you plug in your lecture but the answers may not always be accurate

We use Apex! It's required for our program and we use it every semester. It has modules and practice exams in it. Other than that, I don't know of any other resources for practice questions.

Yes! I watched Ninjanerd, Medcram, Pixorize, and ICU Advantage. Hope that helps!

@@SRNAPaul thank you so much!! Wish you all the best!!

@@melimonge4 thank you so much friend! same to you!

Yes, we do! Learning that this semester and it’s very cool to learn & practice.

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@@SRNAPaul thank you a lot but one thing that discourages me is people always talking about how stressful and mentally challenging it is, is it really like that?

@@AngelAlbino-jo8lj It is. You need to have a good support system and an ideal study environment in order to perform your best in school. I would ged rid of extra stressors you have in your life before committing to a program. It is temporary, so that gets us through the challenging times.

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I try to make the questions as simple as possible. For example, the lecture slide will talk about a medication - I can make questions from that slide such as 1. Which receptor does this med work on? 2. What electrolyte imbalance would you see with this med? 3. What is the dose range for this med? & I do that for every slide until every topic is covered & I use those questions to review over & over before an exam. I hope that helps! But I’m definitely making a video on it