u/Simple_Ad5175

Hi everyone! 😊
I’m starting nursing school next year and I’m trying to get a head start. I recently got the Level Up RN Ultimate Nursing School Survival Kit to prepare.
I also have my CNA, Phlebotomy, and BLS certifications, so I’m familiar with skills like taking vital signs, CPR, drawing blood, wound care, patient transfers, IV insertion, and other basic CNA skills.
I’d love to know exactly what is covered during the first semester of nursing school.
If anyone is willing to share a syllabus, course outline, reading list, or weekly schedule (with any personal information removed), I’d really appreciate it.
I’m especially interested in:
Fundamentals of Nursing
Anatomy & Physiology
Pharmacology
Health Assessment
Skills Lab
Dosage Calculations
I’d love to see how your instructors organized the semester and what chapters or topics you covered each week.
Thank you so much!

He died a few days ago. We weren't close. Honestly he was kind of a dick to everyone in the building. Loud, rude, always starting shit for no reason. I wasn't surprised when I heard. Just kind of... relieved, I guess? Which I know sounds bad.
My other neighbor asked if I was going to the service and I said no. She gave me this look like I'm a monster. But I didn't know him like that. I just lived near him. I don't owe him grief.
The thing is, I keep thinking about the last time I saw him. It was the night before. We had words. Nothing serious, just the usual bullshit. But now I keep going over it and wondering if I should've said something different. Not because I care that he's dead. Just because I don't like that my last interaction with someone was negative and now I can't fix it.
Anyway my neighbor won't talk to me now and someone left a sympathy card on my door which feels like a dig. AITA for not pretending to be sad?