Cháº£ giÃ². The Vietnamese make a fried spring roll called cháº£ giÃ² that combines ground pork with bean thread noodles, wood ear mushrooms, taro, and carrots. The rice paper wrapper gives these rolls a chewier bite, meant to offset the crispness of the fresh lettuce and herbs they're served with.
Top. 0 right now i'm in an ADN program for nursing and was wondering if I could still pursue going for my CRNA if I get an ADN and then transfer to a BSN program.an 1, '10 by My_brain_hurts. Some schools require a BSN, which you can get after your ADN, no problem. Some schools will allow an ADN if you have a BS degree in a related field, like biology or chemistry or something like that. If you need to start working right away the ADN might be the better choice.
Best Answer: If you can get into an ADN program, even in a community college, you will be better off than with the LPN program. They are being phased out in a lot of hospitals. In home health nursing I still see a lot of LPN/ LVNs.If you can't get into any RN program at all, then go with the LPN and then do the bridge as soon as you can. You will also make much better money that way.ts not that they are getting phased out, you only can work in certain areas as a LPN. I went into LPN because i got so discouraged because at ALL the colleges they are only accepting a low amount of people. so now I am a LPN making a nice salary and at the community college for my RN.