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39 Things Every Nursing Student Needs before Starting School [the ultimate list of “must-have” nursing school supplies]

The Ultimate Guide to the “Must Have” Nursing School Supplies 1. CLOTHES & ACCESSORIES You can’t do nursing school without the right clothes . . . that’s just crazy talk. The Right Scrubs Now, this one is tricky. Your nursing school may have guidelines on the types of scrubs you can wear, so you need to check on this first. Find out if you have to wear certain types, colors, or brands so that you don’t buy scrubs you can’t use. But, if you have some freedom, here’s what you should consider. You need pockets. You are going to be carrying around quite a few small items – pens, pieces of paper, notebooks, guide books, etc. You need to have a place to put all of those things, and, if you are allowed to, think about scrub pants that are painter or cargo style. 2. Flesh Toned Underwear Yep . . . you read that right. . . (see above). Many nursing schools require that you wear white scrub pants . Once you get past groaning over this...

10 Nursing School Clinical Exposure Tips for Student Nurses

1. Develop love for lists. People may judge you for being too hard on details, but lists are actually like loud mothers, only in paper form. They may not literally scream at you, but their permanency on paper makes things done and on time. Always make a habit out of jotting down the things you need to bring like textbooks and duty paraphernalia (e.g., stethoscope, thermometers, and Micropore tapes, etc.) as well as deadlines of paper works. For first timers in special areas (e.g., operating room, delivery room, and intensive care units, etc.), make a checklist of personal protective equipment you have to bring. Doing so saves you from unnecessary worry while traveling and of course, most importantly, prevents you from gaining extension duties. Lastly, don’t forget to include meal time on your list and take care of yourself always. 2. Familiarize the place. Hospital hallways are enough to induce a headache with all the maze-like architecture inside...

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