But cancer most commonly spreads to the bones that are close to the center of the body. The spine is the most common place for a bone metastasis to form. Other common areas for bone metastases include the thigh bone, upper arm bone, ribs, hips, and skull.
A degree program in multidisciplinary studies is more or less an extension of that general education program. Students choose courses that focus around several general subject areas. The two-year associate's degree requires applicants to hold a high school diploma or equivalent.
Specialty nursing certification is an objective measure of knowledge which validates that a nurse is qualified to provide specialized nursing care. More than 34,250 perioperative nurses currently hold the CNOR credential. Candidates have 3 hours and 45 minutes to complete the CNOR exam which has 200 multiple-choice questions. These questions assess a nurses' proficiency in nine comprehensive perioperative nursing nursing subjects.