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Hike for Hospice at Palliative Manitoba,The Cuties

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Having participated in past Hike for Hospice events at Palliative Manitoba, I can honestly say it’s one of the most rewarding outdoor activities you can enjoy while making a positive impact. The event, held on May 24, 2026, at Blue Cross Park along Portage Avenue East, combines the beauty of nature with a meaningful cause. What makes this hike special is the communal spirit — friends, families, and even pets gather to walk together, highlighting the importance of universal access to quality hospice and palliative care. Whether you choose to hike the official trail or organize your own walk at home or a local park, every step contributes to raising awareness and funds for those needing compassionate end-of-life care. Beyond the physical activity, the event is filled with moments of reflection and hope. Many participants share stories about loved ones who received palliative care, making the hike a heartfelt tribute. The atmosphere is friendly and inclusive, perfect for all ages and fitness levels. Moreover, organizing or joining hikes like this supports advocates who strive to improve access to palliative services, ensuring that everyone can experience dignity and comfort in their final days. If you’re looking to combine outdoor fun with meaningful charity, the Hike for Hospice is a fantastic opportunity. Mark your calendar, invite your friends, and take part in a cause that truly matters.

Fundamentals of Nursing Final Exam Study Notes!

simple notes to use to study for fundamentals! #nursing #nursingstudent #nursingschool #nursingnotes #fundamentalsofnursing

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Cause of Death Confirmed After 3-Year Battle

Brandon Blackstock’s Cause of Death Confirmed After 3-Year Battle with Melanoma Brandon Blackstock, talent manager and former husband of Kelly Clarkson, has passed away at just 48 years old after a courageous three-year fight with melanoma, a form of skin cancer. On August 7th, he took his fi

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A notebook page titled "2ND DAY OF CNA CLASS" with highlighted key terms for Long Term Care, including definitions for Activity Director, ADLs, Acute, Administrator, Adult Day Care, Advanced Practice Nurse, Assisted Living, Call Light, and Chronic.

A notebook page continuing CNA class notes, defining key terms such as Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), Chain of Command, HIPAA, Hospice Care, Interdisciplinary Team, Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), and Long Term Care (LTC).

A notebook page with CNA class notes, defining terms like Non-Verbal Communication, Objective Observation, Ombudsman, Palliative Care, Person-Centered Care, Physical Therapist (PT), Policy, Procedure, and Professionalism, with examples of professional behavior.

2nd day of CNA notes

for my cna girls here my notes💕 #fyp #cna #nursingstudent #notes #cnalife

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The image displays the first part of 'Fundamentals of Nursing - 100 Flashcards', covering questions 1-12. Topics include the nursing process (ADPIE), nursing diagnosis, short-term and long-term goals, and ethical principles like autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, justice, fidelity, and accountability.

This image shows questions 13-26 from the nursing flashcards. It covers HIPAA, informed consent, advance directives, the nurse's role as an advocate, evidence-based practice, scope of practice, delegation, standard precautions, infection prevention, transmission-based precautions, glove use, and PPE.

The image presents questions 27-40 of the nursing flashcards. Topics include PPE removal order, patient positioning for breathing, normal adult vital signs (temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation), signs of hypoxia, medication administration rights, patient identification, aseptic technique, SBAR, and ADLs.

Nursing fundamental Flash Cards

Hope this helps❤️

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A Bernese Mountain Dog, a large, powerful dog breed from the Swiss Alps, stands with its mouth slightly open. It has a black, white, and brown tri-color coat, characteristic of the breed.

Two English Shepherds are shown; one is a black, white, and brown tri-color dog sitting, and the other is a brown, black, and white dog sitting. They are intelligent, alert, and versatile herding dogs.

Two St. Bernards are depicted; one stands facing left, and the other stands facing right. These large working dogs from the Western Alps are known for their gentle, friendly, and calm nature.

Best Medium - Large breeds of dogs for families!

Let me know what breed you think I’m missing. I would have put golden retriever but if not in the right hands they can become aggressive! #uniquedogs #dog #dogs #puppy

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This image describes five types of shock: Cardiogenic, Hypovolemic, Septic, Anaphylactic, and Neurogenic. For each type, it lists causes, symptoms (hypotension, oliguria, tachycardia, confusion, skin changes), and treatments (IV fluids, oxygen, vasopressors, antibiotics, epinephrine, atropine), often accompanied by illustrative icons.

This image defines common medical suffixes with examples. It covers -OSTOMY (surgical opening, e.g., colostomy), -PLASTY (repair, e.g., rhinoplasty), -OTOMY (incision, e.g., laparotomy), -OTRIPSY (crushing, e.g., lithotripsy), -ECTOMY (surgical removal, e.g., nephrectomy), -DESIS (bind/fuse, e.g., pleurodesis), -OSCOPY (examination, e.g., colonoscopy), -SCOPE (instrument for viewing, e.g., otoscope), -CENTESIS (puncture/aspiration, e.g., thoracentesis), and -OPSY (examination/inspection, e.g., biopsy).

$This image details types of fractures (hairline, single, open, closed, segmental, comminuted, non-displaced, displaced), symptoms (swelling, pain, crepitus), and complications like compartment syndrome, fat embolism, and hypovolemic shock. It also explains RICE treatment (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) and debunks common fracture myths.$