HBS by Henry Sirengo

Mr Sirengo MSN, RN.

2013-08-24 19:42:25 UTC

Please post your questions here. you don't have to include your name :-) :-) :-) ,

Thanks for the class remember we are in this to gether. "Your failures are my failures, you success is my success. Lets pull together and we will be successful."

Lorna Griggs

Griggs411@gmail.com

2013-08-27 22:40:58 UTC

Hi sir : I am fine thanks

April Fierro

2013-08-28 02:10:59 UTC

My email address is lovelylirpa@gmail.com. Thank you!

Thanks Fierro.

Lorna Griggs

2013-08-29 21:56:27 UTC

Griggs411@gmail.com

I finally figured out how to start my own message

Good Lorna, I am glad you are learning. Technology is interesting

Lorna G.

2013-08-30 12:51:27 UTC

Good Morning Mr. Sirengo,

Would you be so kind as to send out a mass email once the class is accessible to all on Canvas. I will continue to check periodically throughout the weekend. Thanks in advance for your time and efforts.

Respectfully,

Lorna G.

Yes Lorna I think the class is open now and but I am still editing some parts of it thanks

Michelle Harrison

2013-08-30 13:36:29 UTC

My email is michelleharrison25@yahcom

I hope you received my email Michelle Thanks

2013-09-02 18:47:03 UTC

Test

2013-09-04 03:19:45 UTC

So just to clarify... Generic students have clinical at Sim lab on Friday Sept. 6 at 8:30? Correct?? Also until what time will we be there? Yes that is right. Come wearing your scrubs. You need to be there 8 hours

Linda Rutledge

2013-09-05 00:22:08 UTC

Mr. Sirengo,

I don't think everyone in class knows that you posted the review for the exam. I only knew because a classmate informed me that it was on Canvas. Is there anyway we could get notified through email when our reviews are posted?

Thank You

April Fierro

2013-09-05 04:44:08 UTC

You can change your setting on Canvas to notify you either by text message, email, or even through Facebook when a post is made. You have to go into your settings on a laptop or desktop. Thank you April I will do, first thing tomorrow . We

2013-09-05 22:53:04 UTC

I have a question on the review you ask to review the risk for colon cancer chap. 55? Is that those at high risk are patients with a family history and those that have had polyps removed?

I might just be over thinking things and making it harder on myself....

You are not the only one over thinking. My questions are straight forward, if you are worried then know all the risk factors so you can be able to apply the knowledge to your test. Thanks.

From: Linda Rutledge (This is what I found. Hope it helps) Hx of disorders. Familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP) is an inherited autosomal dominant disorder that predisposes the patient to colon cancer. Age, gender, and culture (older adults are more at risk for stomach cancer). Polyp removal. I found all of this in Chapter 55.

Linda thank you ye i had read something similar but was wondering if i was just completely lost or if anyone else was on my same page lol... Good to know tht i was indeed reading on the same tracks i just tend to over think an think the answer will just slap me in the face lol :) thank you

2013-09-19 02:43:17 UTC

Where can I find the exam#2 review for Mr.Sirengo??

sheila mata

2013-10-08 20:03:04 UTC

Mr.Sirengo,

I was trying to print out powerpoints for chapter 27 and 28 but couldnt find them. Are they on canvas yet?

Thank you =)