6 weeks until my final study exam!!

wow good grief i havent updated this thread for ages!!!!

UPDATE!!!!!

i have complete:

Certificate in medical terminology with that scoring at 80%

Statement of Attainment in The Human Body As A Machine- i thought it was human anatomy but was more about the science of the body- scored at 70%

Statement of Attainment in Foundations of Psychology- scoring at 90%

Currently Studying 2 courses

1. Understanding Common Diseases

MODULE 1: HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE

MODULE 2: REFLUX

MODULE 3 : DIABETES

MODULE 4: THE COMMON COLD

WILL LEARN:

Understanding of health and disease, its management and prevention
Understanding the ways in which the major body systems function including the cardiovascular system, the gastrointestinal tract and the respiratory tract
How blood pressure is normally regulated
How blood sugar levels are normally regulated
How the immune system responds to invasion of the respiratory tract by microorganisms
Recognise the signs and symptoms of high blood pressure, heartburn, diabetes, and common colds and flu
The principles of the treatment and management of high blood pressure, heartburn, diabetes, common cold and flu

2. Introduction to Nursing in Healthcare

MODULE 1: THE AUST HEALTHCARE SECTOR AND THE E.D

MODULE 2: HOSPITAL SPECIALITY AREAS

MODULE 3: ROLES OF STAFF IN THE ACUTE HEALTHCARE SECTOR

MODULE 4: ROLES OF MEDICAL AND ALLIED HEALTH PERSONNEL AND A CLOSER CLOOK AT AUSTRALIAN HEALTH

WILL LEARN:

An introduction to emergency care including:
The different specialty areas in short-term or emergency care
The types of patients in specialty units
The role and purpose of the multidisciplinary team, including:
The role of each team member in relation to patient care
A nurse's role within the interdisciplinary team
The structure and composition of the current Australian healthcare sector, including:
Healthcare funding and current demands
Starting a career in nursing, including:
What motivates people to work in healthcare
What is required to work in the healthcare sector
Steps that can be taken towards changing or starting a career in healthcare

@Sans911@Former-Member@Queenie@Former-Member@Owlunar@Former-Member

Wow Claire your busy again . . . . fancy that @outlander 😄

Knowledge, now there's power - even if it's just understanding what's happening within your own body.

Loved the pics of flowers from the botanic gardens btw

And hearing you sounding a little more upbeat

Way to go @outlander!! I am ploughing my way through Foundations of Psychology at the moment. I'll be finished tomorrow. Scoring 90%! Well done, I think I am about 80% myself.

Put that study cap back on and you'll be done in no time!

thanks @Former-Member

im glad you like the pics

but ive just had yet another realisation and its taken me out of my airy fairy land.

awesome stuff @Queenie what module are you up to? i have no doubts youll do fine 🙂

I'm up to the final module @outlander. It's been very interesting actually. I scored 100% on the physiology of neurons module. Right up my alley, so to speak. It rings a few bells in my brain and reminds me of my degree way back in 1997. Man, saying that makes me feel so old hahaha!

I'm not sure what I'll do afterward. I should really look into it as I am finding these short courses really interesting.

ahh yes i bet it was @Queenie

thats awesome thatll bump your marks up heaps, if you can scaore at least 80-90 on this module yor score will be high as!

yeah i like the short courses too. they are quite intriguing

any other courses tickle your fancy?

Perhaps something completely left-field, but Marine and Antarctic Science or Agriculture. Something I literally know nothing about hahaha!!