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Here are some RUclips channels that have really helped (RegisteredNurseRN is also one of them btw😊) : - Kenhub - Dr Viren Kariya - Sam Webster - Anatomy Hero - Institute of Human Anatomy (cadaveric dissections and explanations of physiological phenomenona) - Ninja Nerd - Anatomy Standard shorts (for muscle and bones, how they articulate and move) - The Noted Anatomist - SciePro (incredible 3D models of structures and systems) - Heather Davis - Siebert Science - Professor Dave explains Physiology: - professorfink - Interactive Biology - Medicosis Perfectionalis - Ninja Nerd - Nucleus Medical Media Good apps for study anatomy include: - Anatomy Learning - Teach Me Anatomy - Teach Me Physiology Good luck 💕and hope this helps people.

In the medical field I always looked up to nurses and I always got intimidated by this profession now I am in the program to be a nurse and I don’t see myself doing anything else but that. I’ve always been a helper and look forward to caring for others. Now it will be to a whole other level of care. 😊

Can you put the link to the book so I can purchase it please and thank you

Definitely

Here to brush up on ABG

Always a good review

Thank you. I'm taking my AGACNP test on Tuesday and I needed a brush up in cardiac hemodynamics. Easy to understand and to the point.

I swear you nurse RUclipsrs are literally the worst nurses in real life… This is a known fact.

I did LPN, ASN and then by BSN. I have been a nurse the same amount of time as you. The BSN part flys by and isn't difficult, just annoying. However, I did have tests and clinical I had to attend, but not terrible. I am turning 30 next month and also have aspirations to become a CRNA but now I have to go back and retake all my sciences because they are so old. Ugh, to me that's the worst part. I didn't start in ICU but jumped around and randomly worked in ICUs here and there; that's what I am mad at myself the most about. You'll do well! Enjoy the ride.

Im in the final semester of the ASN program!🎉

Thanks for the video! I'm curious for your thoughts on when and how to set up shadowing opportunities. I'm at the *very* beginning of an ABSN program and feel like I should be starting sooner rather than later in planning the first couple of years for my (next) career.

I have a Ph.D. in a social science and went back to school because my teaching hours were cut (low enrollments at unis, especially after COVID). I teach at an R1 school, and I picked an ADN program because it is quick and cheap (even with credit hour discounts from my employer). Turns out that we get about double the clinical experience, too. I have taught at both CC and unis and would strongly advise just about anyone to go to a CC to save the $ if you do not have funding from the school or a scholarship of some sort. P.S., Most of the instructors, especially the clinical faculty, at the CC also teach at the local universities because they adjunct at both.

Thank god my community college did academic forgiveness for returning college students if they havent taken classes in 5 years. Scrubbed all my Fs and Ds from my transcripts greatly improving my gpa. Graduating with my adn / from college 14 years after taking my first class at the college this december. Im a straight A student and college tutor now

Thanks Nurse B, you’re a natural!💕🙏🏽😂

Thank you❤❤❤❤❤

I am super Hesitant to start a journey into nursing because i don't want to be stuck with a massive debt because I had a bad semester or class. I seen people get kicked out for landing just under the GPA threshold.

Some of the reviews for the ICU Book online suggested its needs to be updated for current practices. Did you notice that when reading?

Incredibly helpful video. Thank you sir.

Man, your video is 8 y.o. but even today it's totally valid. I study nursing in Finland and the evaluation system steals students motivation a lot.

Not a nurse but as a laboratory scientist on my first week of rotations . And overall I guess my Preceptor is a nice human but horrible teacher . She just tells me to do a procedure without explaining or giving me a overview of her doing it first and wait for me to do something wrong to talk down as she explains the correct way (with words never a physical demonstration) and it was always followed by telling me no matter where I go i have to do it correctly . Whatever that means

Nurse Bass! Damn I’ve been following you probably since the beginning. I found you when I was trying to figure out what to go to school for. I ended up going for teaching, then switched to an English degree. 2 kids and one divorce later, I finally graduated last summer and got an amazing job as an internet marketer. So different than anything I ever pictured, but I DID IT! Your videos and good attitude helped me know it’s ok to start over in your 20s/30s/any age. Thank you 😊

Man I'm feeling the energy and excitement in your voice. So happy your on this new journey. Great advice

I hope you’re ready to take some High Quality Notes™️ on Friday. 😎 Gonna be a great one!

I've been an ASN RN in CVICU for the last year and few months (started as a new grad). Also been a paramedic and critical care paramedic for almost 10 years. There is a lot of experience that people can have without having a piece of paper saying they're a BSN RN.

Broken down nicely. Thank you.

That's an awesome idea! Thank you so much for sharing!

With all due respect, the choice of AA vs BSN comes down to the grades, you don’t have the grades get in where you can. BSNS are better prepared, I’ve worked with a lot of different nurses and you can definitely differentiate the ones who excelled vs the ones that barely made it, but of course it’s all about who you know and you can absolutely move along sooner than a better prepared nurse if your a good bullshitter and kiss ass. Get your BSN man keep it up

LOVE the intro! Haha So sorry about your parents. 😢

Associate degree nurses just have less experience writing essays about leadership and healthcare disparities. 😅 Stay strong during the monotony!

Have it in the morning super nervous thanks man 😊

Thank you nurse Bass for all the education videos. You awesome 👏

Just tell people you have a BSN fuck em that’s what I do lmao

Getting the ADN 1st is the smart move and will forever be the best way to go about becoming an RN IMO.

I definitely see where your coming from. I waited five years to transition from LPN to RN because I didn't want to retake some of the a&ps they required. So glad I finally got off my high horse and now I'm a RN. Good luck and would love to hear more about your bsn journey. I'm on that path also.

BSN here bro, you got me through nursing school, go kick some ass!

Hey Nurse Bass, I've been following your videos for years now. Your videos have given me so much support and help throughout nursing school and when I first started as a nurse. You even helped me be at peace with my decision of going to an associates program. It's cheaper AND a hospital will pay for your bachelors if you are okay with spending more time with them. I hope you continue to share more advice and tips as you navigate yourself through CRNA school and further your career.

Nurse Bass! I've been following you since my undergraduate nursing days (which weren't too long ago), and your videos helped me a ton through nursing school and my ICU days. I'm now entering my third year of CRNA school, and am excited to hear you are pursuing a career in anesthesia as well. You're going to make an amazing CRNA, and I have no doubt you are an ideal candidate for admission. In addition to your solid knowledge base, your emotional intelligence and self-awareness is superb and, as you probably know, are key personality traits in the admission process. As you said in the video, our degrees do not define us. There are some parallels to the BSN vs ADN discussion in the anesthesia world with doctoral-prepared CRNAs vs masters-prepared CRNAs. Ultimately, schools have found unfortunate ways to take money from us for an extra year of paper-writing and nursing theory. At the end of the day, the hoops we jump through will eventually lead us to where we want to be, even though the process can be painstakingly frustrating. Hope to share an OR with you someday!

"Only!" a Nurse, lol. She meant no harm, which it looks like you understood. Dude, I'm about halfway through my ABSN and the grind is real. It doesn't matter how long the journey takes, what matters is simply putting one foot in front of the other. Good luck with the RN to BSN. Cheers! Back to studying, I've got 2 more finals tomorrow.

Hi Mr. Bass hope your doing well! I am also a male in the nursing field and been following you for a few years. Everything you say is true and wish more people had this type of mentality. I immigrated to the USA from portugal at the age of 23 and grinded for years in low paying jobs. Finally became a Lpn in 2020, I watched your videos through lpn school for motivation! I started a lpn-rn program last year and i am 2 weeks away from being an RN. It’s all about the grind and how much work you’re willing to put towards your goals just like you say! In my country it’s all about titles and I believe it’s even worse than in USA. I will also enroll in a bsn program hopefully this year and eventually become a PA. In Europe we don’t have lpns and I was even told to my face i wasn’t a real nurse. I am 35 years old and somehow feel a bit old but I won’t let that stop me. Thank you for speaking the truth and encouraging me and other people in their life journeys! 😊

Originally graduated from an ADN program. Eventually went back and got my BSN and am now in a BSN-DNP program for my FNP with one year left to go. With that said I have a different view on this then you. Getting my ADN before my BSN was the smartest thing I ever done. My ADN cost me close to nothing compared to what these 4 year colleges cost. The hospital I worked at paid for my BSN through tuiton reimbursement. So it cost me about $17 grand to become an RN with an eventual BSN while I know nurses who went straight for their BSN coming out $80k in student loan debt. Now I have accrued student loan debt but this is for my doctorate degree. Also, the ADN nurse has more hands on experience then the BSN nurse fresh out the door. Community Colleges prepare you clinically while the universities prepare you with writing papers.

Great content. Thank you for sharing

thank u so much brother!!! u explained it perfectly!!!! be blessed!

I’ve been a Licensed Vocational Nurse since 2008 (otherwise called LVN/LPN-depends on what state you reside). Just know that the Vocational Nurse program I went to college for was tough & also I had to pass an NCLEX exam not to mention A&P along with Fundamentals, IV certification, NET, etc. I have learned alot, worked as a Charge Nurse alongside RNs in the same position. Recently God placed me in a position to be at home more, I had hip surgery for a painful congenital hip condition that caused a torn hip labrum & life has drastically changed for me. I love helping others still-no matter what my state in life I have learned to be content & go with the flow of life’s ups & downs-I feel that working as a nurse proved to be not only a way to earn money for my family but also its a ministry at the same time, its very personal helping sick people! At this time I am debating on making a RUclips nurse channel-just not sure about what yet LOL but I am truly grateful for this extra time I’ve had with my kids, family, learned to take 30minutes daily (which I was too busy & stressed before to even consider!) but I take that time to talk to God 🙏 and it has helped me more than anything else. I wonder what type of content could best help either fellow nurses or people in general? Any ideas about content people need or would like to see/know more about related to health or nursing 🤔 Im open to suggestions & creating frequent RUclips content is new for me. Im into a month of mostly animal videos so much time with my pets lately 🤣

If you have the GPA, go into another health profession! Get out NOW! You are going into a profession run by a matriarchy and just like Florence Nightingale, they hate men and believe men should NOT be in this profession ( Unless of course you are a homosexual and they hang together and promote within their own circles).

I am a USRN but I work as a Neuro ICU Nurse in the UK for 16 months, am I qualified to sit for the exam?

Alright I won't study for test stress or test literally I will study according to test strategy Multiple choice test after I get the concept of chapter

Thank you.

I remember watching you since I was in nursing school LPN to RN and using ur advice... now we are both shooting for anesthesia school! This is so cool Congratulations 🙌🏾❤️