💊 MEDICATION Medication refers to drugs or substances used to diagnose, treat, or prevent diseases and medical conditions. They can be administered orally, topically, intravenously (IV), intramuscularly (IM), subcutaneously (SubQ), etc. ⸻ 📏 DOSAGE Dosage is the specific amount of medica

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Applying to med school is a daunting task, and trying to find concise and helpful information about the process is even harder. Pre-med students have a lot to juggle with research, volunteering, studying, etc., so what should you focus on? While there are some pieces of advice in this post, rem

Here’s a few more questions healthcare employers ask while interviewing candidates: #GeneralHealthcare Roles 1. What brought you into healthcare? 2. Can you share a challenging situation you handled well? 3. How do you stay updated with medical advancements? 4. Tell me about a time you d

1. Pre-lecture: Have a template that has an outline based off of what you are tested on (patho, manifestations, causes, diagnostics, treatment, nursing interventions, and client education). You will study all of those topics with the disorders that are on your key concept list. Understanding the pa

Hi, it’s River 💬 Let’s be real — memorizing medical terms isn’t always exciting, but making your own tables definitely helps 🧠✨ These are the ones I found super useful while studying, especially during MS1 when everything felt like a new language 😅 📌 Table 1 is packed with suffixes that show up

Med Surg Respiratory: Part 2 – Assess, Analyze, Intervene! 🩺💨 Ready for another dose of Med Surg Respiratory knowledge? This time, we’re diving into Respiratory Assessments, ABGs, and those critical conditions you must master! Let’s go! 🌬️ Respiratory Assessment Your first line of defense is

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Remembering what you learn doesn’t require magic, just a mix of smart techniques. Instead of passively reading your notes over and over, engage with the material actively through self-testing (active recall) and revisiting it periodically (spaced repetition). Organize information in a way that make

Unlocking the secrets of memory retention 🧠 I've added my favorite tips among the infographics that I shared, but I decided to add more tips on the caption that can also help you a lot. Dive into effective learning with these tips: 📚 Embrace active learning methods like teaching concept

Some tips and tricks to get you an A on your organic chemistry exam!! 1) take good notes in class. Make sure you are listening and taking orderly notes so that when you study them later and rewrite them they are clear and convey the information from class. 2) don’t be afraid of a paper noteb

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At the end of every clerkship, students have to take a shelf exam, an hour exam that covers concepts in that subject. In order to do well, you have to balance your time between going to the hospital/clinic and studying at clinic or home. This is what I use to study for clerkships: Boards a

🩺💊 Dosage Calculations Made Easy! 💡 Struggling with med math? Here’s a breakdown of the formulas you need to know before nursing school starts! Drop a 💉 if you want more cheat sheets + practice problems! #nursingnotes #nursingstudent #dosagecalculations #fypp #nursingtips

A lot of times we study content and just can’t seem to remember it after. Here are some tips to help with that!: 📓- Use Mnemonics: Create acronyms, rhymes, or visual associations to make information easier to recall. 📓- Teach Someone Else: Explaining the material to someone else helps reinfo

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Found these from rosymilktea on tik tok and I think these would be super helpful for anyone going through pharm or premed!! #study #nursingstudent #studywithme #studytips #studying

🩸Phlebotomy; I use a mnemonic to remember the correct order of draw, you will never forget 🧪 : Young - Yellow 🧪 :Bodies - light blue 🧪: Really - Red 🧪: Should - SST (speckled top or gold) 🧪: Get - Light green then dark green ( I remember it by thinking of when u get a tan you go from light to

🌸 first I look at the key concepts to gather a generalized idea of how much I will be doing so that I can spread it out over the week. 🌸 I put every everything on the key concept list into a Word document and if it’s a disorder, I need to figure out: - patho - cause/risk factors - Manifestation

It’s a tough transition, but remember, everyone is going through it! Remember to make time for fun, it seems impossible (believe me), but it will save you! Make friends, say yes to plans when you can, and take time for yourself. It’s a lot of work, but it can also be fun 🩺 #medicalstudent #medi

First semester student here! One thing I recommend you purchase for nursing school is a good set of pharmacology med cards! If you do not want to purchase premade cards, here is a beneficial layout to create your own! My school does not require us to take pharm 1 or pharm 2 anymore, so the only

As a medical student, utilizing ChatGPT can significantly enhance your learning experience. Here’s how you can make the most of this AI tool: ✅1. Breakdown a Medical Word Medical terminology can be complex and daunting. ChatGPT can help break down these terms into understandable components. For

I take notes on everything. Whether it’s about a podcast or a article I read, I’m going to write notes about it. Why? Because I love to write!! Taking notes to me is fun. I love making them pop with different colors and designs. I take notes on podcasts, articles, the Bible and lemon8 post I find u

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