ESSENTIAL BOOKS FOR NURSING SCHOOL: Anatomy & Physiology | BNF | Christie Watson

Welcome Welcome!
In todays video, I speak about my nursing book essentials for university/ nursing school.

Books mentioned in this video:
1. Ross & Wilson Anatomy and Physiology in Health and Illness
By Allison Wynn Grant, Anne Waugh, and Kathleen J. W. Wilson

2. First Aid Manual
By Michael Webb, Peter Beale, and Roy Scott

3. British National Formulary (Also, available as an App)
By British Medical Association and Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain

4. Succeeding in Essays, Exams and OSCEs for Nursing Students
By Kay Hutchfield and Mooi Standing

5. The Language of Kindness: A Nurse's Story
By Christie Watson

By no means as these the only books you must have, these are just my recommendations and what worked for me whilst studying at university and working as a current RN. Feel free to leave below any other books recommend you may have!!

Remember to ➡️
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[studentnursesaima]

I LOVED that book 'The language of kindness' I read it through the whole of lockdown and it made my cry so much. BUT I think when you mentioned Evidence-based practice, I CRIED because I am doing my assignment on that right now (or supposed to but I'm watching your videos)

[SophiesSuperStories]

got to be the best book recommendation I’ve seen couldn’t agree more¡

[arbinapradhan]

hi zara m binge watching all yours video since morning and m loving it thank you for all the information and m an International student pursuing my studies from this sept 2022 :) and am excited hehe again thank you :D

[nishadimri]

Very informative vedio.. Thank you Zara 🤗

[mohammaddilawaruddin]

Can I get pdf link of, A language of kindness book.

[saairabibi]

I got that one!!! It's in English!!

[jemshiyaalikasim]

Hi, I’m currently doing an access course to get into uni next year, but I’m confused between radiography
And nursing. I am interested in nursing but I have two young toddlers and I’m worried I won’t be able to manage everything. Also I was advised that the education system here is different to where I studied my ALevels and GCSE(India). Over here apparently they don’t give you so much of notes or classes, and it’s up to us to grow our knowledge buy reading books. Is this true?
Also what do you specifically study in nursing. Also do you think radiography might be easier for me due to my situation. I’m interested in both my not sure which one would be easier so that it’s manageable with my busy life.
Can you please help me by giving me an elaborated information on what is studied in nursing, how does the education and learning system works, is it really hard in reality, can we get day time placement if we have kids?
And as much information as you can provide .
I would really appreciate this and would make a huge difference in my life

[alexandrabrady]

Just starting my nursing journey. Thank you for your videos and advice ❤

[rhiannonharris]

Hi Zara i've added all of these to my amazon 'nursing' wishlist! I am quite new to your channel and I'm just wondering what university did you study at? :)

[studentnursesaima]

I love how you have the BNF when I just use the BNF/BNFC app and website. It is so useful! I can't believe you were gifted it! Those things are expensive.

[beatricebanda]

I need a proffesional practice book the one for nurses

[caffenetea]

I would like to ask
that what university have you studied?

[shiraznadeem]

Where is apply for student nurse job.plz send link
Thx

[yadhukrishna]

Can language of kindness read by a indian nursing student, that is i meant, can it be relatable and useful for them? 😁

[deborahadeniran]

Do these books apply to psychiatric nursing?

[son]

Which book is suitable for wiring nursing care plan?

[yogita]

BSC Nursing ki books in Hindi main hai