@Harpy
Tomoya-kun was one of those.
I spammed 1k posts in the games section before getting 300 posts that they count.
I think I got most of my posts on my 2nd membership year... And yea, post count doesn't matter, it is the quality of the posts that does.
...Which makes me the biggest crap poster around here.
@lillytown
I study practical nursing. Now on 6 week learn-in-job period.
I Study about growing children, taking care of people and treating about any kind of person.
So along psychology and medical treatment, I need to study about supporting growth, Making food, cleaning, treating wounds/broken bones, treating patients that have to lie in bed 24/7 and take care of their daily needs, I need to be able to do a lot of stuff.
The difference between practical nursing and nursing isn't that big. Nurses deal with the stronger and more dangerous stuff and don't get as close to the patient as practical nurses.
Practical nurse is the one who knows the patient the best, and doctors and nurses listen to their opinion. Ofcourse, in different places and countries, the practical difference of these 2 vary. So the distinction isn't as great as it seems in some places. But generally, Nurses deal with more dangerous stuff that are more likely to kill the patient if not done correctly, otherwise, they do pretty much the same as practical nurses.
The combined education for these 2 is 6 years. 3 for each.