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Hypoxia. Symptoms of a man with a degenerative heart.

Apocalypse, symptoms of a person with a degenerative heart

"Have you ever been together? Emotions like that...Not sad until wanting to cry, but not happy with anything that you like to do, where you like to go, what you like to eat, or even the holidays you've been waiting for. When the time actually comes, we feel still, like the heart doesn't feel anything.

If you are like this, you are not thinking about it, and you are not a dead man, just today your brain and mind are in a state of displeasure...The symptoms of the person whose heart is deteriorating

This symptom is very common in this era. The more 2026 the world is fast and competitive, spend too much pressure on ourselves, chase success, work hard, think about money, or get caught up in accumulated stress for a long time, so that the brain is too tired to feel negative about anything, so it switches off our feelings to save ourselves.

This kind of indifference to the world is scary, not allergic to sadness, because it allows us to live without energy. If anyone is experiencing this condition, what to do now is not to force yourself to be happy, but to 'allow yourself to rest'. Put your hand down from a big goal first. Try to go back to life slowly, take a deep breath of the things in front of us without thinking about tomorrow. Do not pressure yourself to be good or successful all the time.

Give our hearts time to charge the battery quietly for a while, and it will gradually return to our own little happiness. Fight, everyone. Today, let your heart rest. "

# CapCut # Lifemessages # Develop yourself # Love yourself # End of pleasure

6/23 Edited to

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Hey guys! These are my respiratory notes! Since I can only post 10 pictures, I’ll be uploading the rest. Check my feed if you want to save both! It’ll say “ part 2 of respiratory” enjoy! Feel free to always DM and ask for notes, I try my very hardest to answer everyone when they message me. I’m wor
Maya Fosdick

Maya Fosdick

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An illustration posing a nursing prioritization challenge, showing a nurse with four patients. It asks 'WHO DO YOU SEE FIRST?' with images of patients and medications, introducing an NCLEX priority skills test.
A quiz presenting four patient scenarios (A, B, C, D) for a nurse to prioritize. Descriptions include a pneumonia patient, a DVT patient with leg pain, a post-op patient with confusion, and a COPD patient with dropping oxygen saturation.
The answer key and rationale for the nursing prioritization quiz. It lists the correct order (D, C, A, B) with explanations based on ABCs and acuity, along with NCLEX tips for prioritization.
Prioritizing Patients: Nursing Quiz
Prioritizing patients can be a bit of a struggle at times. Here is a great practice scenario to work through and challenge your clinical judgement Read through the patients and identify the order in which you would see these patients as a nurse. Then swipe right for the answer. Challenge you
Student Nursing Essentials

Student Nursing Essentials

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A large bottle labeled 'IVERMECTIN (ivermectin) INJECTION for Cattle & Swine, 1% Sterile Solution,' with a syringe resting on its cap. The bottle, from 'durvet,' contains 500 ml.
I am not a doctor & this is not medical advice.
Personally I mix 3 milliliters in a glass of Orange juice and down it. About twice a month but do yall REMEMBER WHEN the Media laughed and said ivermectin was ONLY for horses and cows? THEY KNEW it was made for people since 1987. Here’s what they didn’t tell you 👇 1 – It prevents the damage
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Nikki xoxo

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Ashukaru

Ashukaru

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Study Labor andDelivery with me(newborn module)
I have to say learning more about the newborn in mother and baby has peaked my interest quite a bit and I actually enjoy studying these chapters which does make it so much easier! #studywithme #notes #lemon8diary #futurebsn
Shirby🩵

Shirby🩵

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Early Hypoxia: What NCLEX Actually Tests
Early hypoxia doesn’t start with low SpO₂. It starts with behavior—restlessness, anxiety, confusion. This is where many people miss questions. They focus on the numbers instead of the pattern. NCLEX is testing whether you can recognize subtle changes before they become critical. Once
Danica Lee | NCLEX Educator

Danica Lee | NCLEX Educator

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Nursing students
#nursingstudent #cheatsheet #nursingschool #nursing #nursingtiktok
Lillian Notedrill

Lillian Notedrill

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A pink mechanical keyboard, a white textured planner, and a Totoro earbud case are displayed, with text overlay indicating an "August Recap Nursing school edition" for a second-semester nursing student.
An iPad screen shows handwritten notes for nursing dosage calculations, including formulas and problems, reflecting a nursing student's study routine for their OB exam.
An iPad displays detailed lecture notes on "Labor skills" and "Fetal Monitoring," covering uterine contractions and FHR interpretation, highlighting the start of OB classes for a nursing student.
Life of a 2nd semester nursing student 🩺
🩺 sem 2/4! August went by sooo fast. And September will be a very busy month! My classes this sem is OB & Peds! We’re starting off with OB and so far I’ve been loving it! Lectures & studying: I have my first OB exam coming up and newborn assessment to do soon! I’m still using AnkiPro
jasmine 🌷

jasmine 🌷

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