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NEWS
FLASHES!!
The 1st Annual Ruby Spike Award Presentations were an awesome
success!! Every group rose to the occassion--results will be in
Friday after the exam!! Give yourselves a big pat on the
back!!
APRIL 15th,
2002
"Oh, my
gosh! Only 4 days 'til the successful end of N249!!
"THE HEPATIC, BILIARY, & PANCREATIC METABOLIC SYSTEM"
(Lecture
2) is posted!!
Click on the PowerPoint Lectures link to the your left to view
it....
APRIL 13th,
2002
Welcome
Back!! Only 1 more week!!
"THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM" (Lecture 4) & "HEPATIC, BILIARY, & PANCREATIC METABOLIC
SYSTEM" (Lecture
1) are posted!!
Click the PowerPoint Lectures link to your left to view it....
**The "Exam Blueprint" is also revised.**
APRIL 8th, 2002
Welcome
Back!! Only 2 more weeks!!
"THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM" (Lecture 3) is posted!! Click the PowerPoint Lectures link to
your left to view it....
**The "Exam Blueprint" is being revised and will be posted and handed
out by Friday, April 12, 2002....
MARCH 30th, 2002
Happy
Easter, thank gawd Spring Break is here and ATI is over!!
"THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM" (Lecture 2) is posted!! Click the PowerPoint Lectures link to
your left to view it....
MARCH 27th,
2002
The EXAM
BLUEPRINT for the final exam (4/19/02) is posted. Click the Exam
Blueprints link on the left to view it...
MARCH 25th,
2002
"THE
ENDOCRINE SYSTEM" (Lecture 1) is posted!! Click the PowerPoint Lectures link to
your left to view it....
PS--Check out the Practical Aids page for links to Endocrine Sites. Also, try a web search (Yahoo, Google, etc.) on an area you are finding difficult. Let me know if the site you found is a good one & I'll share it via a link on the Practical Aids page (:->)!
**ACCESS
ISSUES!!**
Some people are
unsuccessful in accessing the updates posted on this page. I think
the problem is that the old version of the page is probably "cached"
in their web browser.
A "cache" is an area of PC memory used for the temporary storage of frequently used data to allow faster access. A browser program (Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, AOL, etc.) will go back to the PC memory and keep getting the old "cached" page when ask to go to a webpage-- unless the "cache" is emptied. Once the "cache" is emptied, the browser will go out on the Internet and get a more recent page. Here's some tips to remove and reload/refresh with the new page:
How do I clear my browser's cache?
As we understand, one reason why your access to "NURS 249 Health Alterations IV" might fail is because there may be an old copy of one of its pages in your browser's cache that is conflicting with the current version of the page. To correct this situation, please clear your cache using the following instructions:
for PCs:
If you use Internet Explorer:
- Click on the Tools menu
and select Internet Options.
- Select the General tab.
- Click the Delete Files button in the section called Temporary
Internet Files.
- Click OK.
If you use Netscape:
- Click on Edit.
- Go to Preferences.
- Click on the plus (+) symbol next to Advanced.
- Choose Cache.
- Click on Clear Memory Cache and Clear Disk Cache.
- Click OK.
If you use AOL:
- Go to Keyword: Preferences.
- Click the hyperlink for Internet Properties (WWW).
- Select the General tab.
- Click Delete Files under Temporary Files.
- Click OK.
**After you have cleared your cache, please make another attempt to access the "NURS 249 Health Alterations IV" homepage.
for Macs
]In
Microsoft Explorer go File -> Preferences -> Web Browser ->
Advanced -> Cache -> click "Empty Now" then OK. Reload/Refresh
the site and try again.
In Netscape go File -> Preferences -> all the way down the left side window is Advanced -> click Cache-then click "Clear Disk Cache Now" then OK and Refresh/Reload the site.....well you're on your own....good luck
GOOD LUCK!