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A close-up overhead shot of fresh ginger roots, with some pieces sliced to reveal their yellow interior. The text states, "Aids in digestion/ relieves symptoms."
Anti nausea remedies!!
#nausea #remedies
Maja🤎

Maja🤎

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NCLEX MUST KNOWS: HEART FAILURE ⬇️
🫀 Heart Failure NCLEX Tips! 🚨 Heart failure (HF) is a HOT topic on the NCLEX! Here’s what you NEED to know: 💔 Left-Sided HF: “L for Lungs” → Pulmonary symptoms! 🫁 🔹 Dyspnea, crackles, orthopnea, pink frothy sputum 🔹 Pulmonary congestion & fluid overload 💙 Right-Sided HF: “R for Rest
healwellnurse

healwellnurse

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This image illustrates human heart anatomy, detailing major arteries, veins, and chambers. It also shows the heart's electrical system and a numbered diagram explaining blood flow through the heart's valves and chambers, accompanied by a step-by-step guide and a valve mnemonic.
The 🫀
#heart #ventricles #premed #anatomy @Lemon8 Edu
Future Dr. 🥼🩺

Future Dr. 🥼🩺

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A notebook page displays handwritten biology notes, including a detailed diagram of the human heart and text on blood flow and cell components. An overlay reads, "How to study biology effectively..".
A list of five effective biology study methods is presented against a background of bookshelves. Methods include active learning, visual aids, real-life connections, regular practice, and teaching others (Feynman technique).
Three additional biology study methods are listed: spaced repetition, focusing on keywords, and the Pomodoro technique. The background shows an open textbook, a cup, and a tablet on a desk.
#studytips #studyapp #studying #biology #doctor
study with me 📚

study with me 📚

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Heart 🫀
❤️ Fun Fact: Your heart actually releases oxytocin (the “love hormone”) when you hug someone or feel connected 💕 is literally chemistry 🧪 #hearthealth #heartfacts #anatomy #biology
Seanycarolinaaa

Seanycarolinaaa

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A light blue background with the title 'Med-Surg Study Guide' in dark blue text. Below it is a cartoon illustration of a nurse wearing a stethoscope and a nurse's cap with a red cross. The phrase 'You Got this Girl!' is written below the nurse.
A page from a Med-Surg Study Guide detailing key information on Fluids & Electrolytes, ABGs, Cardiac conditions (CAD, MI, Heart Failure, Digoxin, HTN, Angina, Fluid overload), and Respiratory conditions (Pneumonia, Asthma, COPD, TB, PE).
A page from a Med-Surg Study Guide covering Endocrine/Diabetes (insulin types, hypoglycemia, prednisone, exercise, 3 P's), Neuro (Alzheimer's, Dementia, Meningitis, ICP, Seizures, Dilantin), Renal/GI (Celiac, C. diff, UTI, Dialysis, AV fistula, Labs), and Hematology/Anticoagulants (Heparin, Lovenox, DVT, Hemophilia, Cellulitis) topics.
Med-Surg Study Guide!
Lmk if yall want me to go more in depth on certain topics! I’ll post more soon! Until then study heard & best of luck my nurse sisters! 👩🏾‍⚕️👩🏻‍⚕️👩🏼‍⚕️ #nursesoftiktok #medsurg #nursingstudent #nursingschool #nclex
Nurse Terry

Nurse Terry

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