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#nclextopics #nclexstudying #nclex #nursing #nursingstudent
Raneen|RN

Raneen|RN

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A light blue background with a human brain resting on an open book. Text reads "Med Surg" at the top and "Neuro (Part 2)" at the bottom. The Lemon8 logo and username are in the bottom left corner.
A study guide page titled "Fibromyalgia" detailing its definition, unknown cause, symptoms, risk factors, diagnostics, treatment, and nursing interventions. It includes diagrams of pain areas and serotonin's role.
A study guide page titled "Hydrocephalus" explaining its definition, pathophysiology, causes, symptoms (including Sunset Sign), diagnostics, treatment, and nursing interventions. It features illustrations of normal and hydrocephalus brains.
All Things Neuro Continued! (Part 2)
🧠 Student Med Surg Neuro Notes: All Things Neuro Continued! Bringing you more neuro breakdowns to help you ace Med Surg and simplify those challenging topics. Here’s what you’ll find in this round of notes: ✨ Fibromyalgia ✨ Hydrocephalus ✨ Increased ICP (Intracranial Pressure) ✨ Meningitis
JustMe

JustMe

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The image displays the title "FIVE WAYS YOU WERE CALLED 'TOO MUCH' BY PEOPLE WHO WEREN'T ENOUGH" with a line drawing of a brain and heart connected. It includes the creator's handle and website.
This image presents a reflective text about being labeled "too much," suggesting the issue lies with others' inability to handle one's depth, not one's authenticity. It encourages rewriting this narrative.
The image discusses the first way one is called "too much," contrasting "I'm too much" with "I was too much for people who couldn't handle depth," explaining how intensity is misconstrued as a flaw.
Too much? Or just too real for the wrong ones?
They said you were too sensitive, too intense, too clingy, too emotional, too honest, but it was never about you being too much. It was about them not being enough. The truth is, you were never “too.” You were just full of things they didn’t know how to handle. This post is your reminder: stop
Lindsay Michele

Lindsay Michele

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5 weeks of double jaw surgery and genioplasty
☀️Mentally I don't think there is anything that can mentally prepare you for this kind of surgery. You feel like you are looking at a stranger in the mirror. Just complete identity crisis. You are also going to be stuck in the house for a while unable to do much while the world still goes on a
Morgantw23

Morgantw23

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Nursing rationales covering safety and infection control, including impetigo, Hep A, preventing aspiration and falls. It also details restraints, CPR guidelines, and miscellaneous information like water temperature, providing essential study points for nursing students.
Nursing rationales on pharmacology, including antipsychotics, insulin, muscle relaxants, mannitol, levothyroxine, and opioid use disorder. It also covers growth and development considerations and mental health topics like drug intoxications, offering key information for nursing studies.
Nursing rationales covering drug overdose symptoms (cannabis, cocaine, opiates), therapeutic communication, and fundamentals like delegation, assistive devices, and mobility. It also details non-pharmacological interventions (TENS, acupuncture) and miscellaneous procedures (orthostatic VS, chest tube management).
📚FREE Archer Rationales PDF!📚
For NCLEX & Nursing School! ✨ Hey future nurses! 🩺 I came across this Archer Rationales PDF and thought it could really help anyone studying for the NCLEX or currently in nursing school. It’s packed with clear explanations that break down tough concepts and help you understand why answers ar
Nurse Radiance

Nurse Radiance

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Concept maps for Anxiety
#studymotivation #lemon8challenge #nursingschool #nurseeducator When I was in nursing school concept maps helped me to better understand a diagnosis or illness by visualizing the relationship between concepts of the illness. Now they help me to organize my thoughts when teaching by allowi
Reshee44

Reshee44

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This NCLEX-RN cram sheet provides essential test information, including maximum time and question count. It lists normal vital signs, hematology values, serum electrolytes, ABG values, and chemistry values like glucose and cholesterol, along with the ROME mnemonic for acid-base balance.
This section of the NCLEX cram sheet details therapeutic drug levels for various medications (e.g., Digoxin, Lithium), anticoagulant therapy (Warfarin, Heparin), and common conversions. It also covers maternity normal values, treatment for maternal hypotension, pregnancy drug categories, and drug schedules.
This NCLEX cram sheet outlines medication classifications, the Rules of Nines for burn assessment, and specific medication details. It includes developmental milestones, cultural considerations for patient care, common diets for various conditions, and proper client positioning for different medical scenarios.
NCLEX Cram Sheet
#Nclex #Nclexstudying
Digitalproducts

Digitalproducts

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A distressed woman leans against a dark wall, hand on her head, with candles in the background. The text states, "Emotional death doesn't stay in the mind. The body carries it too."
A woman lies awake in bed, looking pensive, with a city skyline visible outside the window. The text describes, "The nervous system records everything. The exhaustion. The shutdown. The hypervigilance. The overwhelm."
A woman looks at her reflection in a mirror, touching her hair and face, appearing sad. The text lists, "The hair loss. The tension. The numbness. The inability to rest."
Emotional death
The body keeps score of what the psyche cannot fully process. That’s why emotional collapse often becomes physical. The nervous system shifts into survival. The body becomes inflamed, exhausted, tense, disconnected, overstimulated. Many mothers are not failing. Their systems are overloaded.
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PostpartumPatroness

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