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Pulmonary breakdown, black lung because of pumping

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My notes on wounds, dressings, skin integrity, signs of infection and expected vs unexpected findings! #studywithme #study #notes #nursingstudent #nurse
averi

averi

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A detailed anatomical diagram of the human respiratory system, showing the upper and lower tracts, including the nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, and lungs with their lobes. Accompanying text introduces the respiratory system and describes the upper respiratory tract.
A simple outline drawing of two lungs. The text describes the bronchi, bronchioles, alveoli, and the structure and function of the lungs, including details about the right and left lung lobes.
Text explaining the role of the lungs in acid-base balance through carbon dioxide release and the function of the pleura, including parietal and visceral layers, and the pleural cavity.
My Respiratory Notes🫁🩺
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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Nursing Students: Know Your Types of Shock!
💉 1️⃣ Hypovolemic Shock 🩸 Cause: Major blood or fluid loss (hemorrhage, burns, dehydration) ⚠️ Signs: Low BP, tachycardia, cool/clammy skin, weak pulses 💊 Treatment: IV fluids + blood replacement 💔 2️⃣ Cardiogenic Shock 💥 Cause: The heart fails to pump effectively (often after MI or CHF) ⚠️
SouthernMama

SouthernMama

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A study desk with a laptop, open notebooks, pens, and pencils. The image features text overlays "Anatomy Study tips" and "THAT HAVE TREMENDOUSLY HELPED ME!" with butterfly graphics.
A close-up of anatomy flashcards on a ring, surrounded by various highlighters. A yellow sticky note with "MAKING FLASHCARDS!!!" is prominently displayed.
A notebook page showing a detailed diagram of a knee joint with numbered labels, along with handwritten notes. A yellow sticky note with "FILL IN THE BLANK LABELING!!" covers part of the text.
Anatomy Study Tips!! (Read more in caption!)
•FLASHCARDS: Making flashcards always seems to help me a lot!! I study them over and over again until I remember everything, then I study them some more!! •FILL IN THE BLANK: Doing this forces me to remember specific things, especially when it comes to studying body parts! If I go over the mater
Izzy ⚡️

Izzy ⚡️

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Understanding Hypertension 💉 | Nurse Tips
What Is Hypertension? Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is when the force of blood against the artery walls is consistently too high. It’s often called the “silent killer” because it can go unnoticed while damaging the heart, kidneys, and brain over time. As a Nurse, What Should You Do? &#
Nurse Radiance

Nurse Radiance

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A smiling nursing student in blue scrubs sits on the ground next to a stack of medical textbooks, with text overlays reading 'Notes/Studying Tips,' 'Nursing student,' and 'What worked for me!!'
A whiteboard displays handwritten notes on various medical topics like congenital heart defects and scoliosis, with a pink overlay explaining the 'Active recall' study method.
Stacks of white flashcards are shown, with 'Fractures' written on one and notes on cardiovascular topics on others. A pink overlay highlights flashcards as a portable study tool.
How I take notes and study for my exams 🩺👩🏻‍⚕️
Active recall: writing information down solely from memory and comparing to your notes highlighting what you forgot or have a hard time studying. then take the time to look over what you forgot to help understand! Flash cards: great way to also study from memory and they’re small enough to pull o
Ev 🫧

Ev 🫧

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A person with dreadlocks wearing glasses studies at a computer, which displays nursing content. The image has text overlays "Nursing School" and "PT2 YouTubers," indicating a study session for nursing exams.
A screenshot of the YouTube channel "Stancoast NCLEX Coaching" showing its subscriber count, video count, and recent videos featuring NCLEX practice questions and reviews.
A screenshot of the YouTube channel "EZmed" displaying its subscriber count, video count, and a video thumbnail about 12-lead ECG placement, along with links to study guides.
These Are YouTubers who helped me Pass My NCLEX 🎉
✨Become a Safe Nurse ✨ Preparing for the NCLEX can be overwhelming, but these amazing YouTubers made it so much easier! Their tips, study guides, and real-world nursing advice not only helped me pass my exam but also gave me the confidence to start my journey as a safe and competent nurse. 💉📚
Nurse Radiance

Nurse Radiance

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A pink graphic with nursing-related embellishments like a stethoscope and syringe, featuring a central pink rectangle with black border stating "NURSING: PULMONARY EDEMA" in white text. It serves as a title card for the topic.
A medical protocol chart for Pulmonary Edema, detailing history, signs, symptoms, differential diagnoses, and a universal patient care protocol with steps like oxygen, nitroglycerin, CPAP, Versed, Lasix, and 12-lead ECG, along with treatment pearls.
A cartoon image illustrating the "MAD DOG" mnemonic for Pulmonary Edema treatment. It lists M-Morphine, A-Aminophylline, D-Digitalis, D-Diuretics (Lasix), O-Oxygen, and G-Blood Gases (ABGs), with an angry brown dog at the bottom.
Nursing: Pulmonary Edema🫀
Pulmonary edema is a critical condition that requires prompt recognition and intervention by healthcare professionals. Here’s a breakdown to help nursing students understand its causes, signs, and management, along with an easy mnemonic for treatment! 💓 What is Pulmonary Edema? Pulmonary edem
Taylor Price RN, BSN

Taylor Price RN, BSN

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Anatomy and physiology.
#anatomyandphysiologylab #anatomyandphysiology2 #anatomystudy #nursingschool #nursingtips
Kelvin Med

Kelvin Med

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An anterior view illustration of the human heart, labeled with key anatomical structures such as the aortic arch, pulmonary artery, superior vena cava, atria, ventricles, and major coronary arteries including the left main, circumflex, right, and anterior descending branches.
The 🫀
Your sign to study!! That’s my plan for today :) #lemon8diarychallenge
Future Dr. 🥼🩺

Future Dr. 🥼🩺

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