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🌸Mitsy /GLP-1💉

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steal my pharm notes 📚💊✨
put together this pharmacology final study guide and figured i’d share in case it helps someone else too 🤍 pharm can feel SO overwhelming, so i tried to organize everything in a way that’s easier to remember and review. good luck to everyone studying right now — you’ve got this 🫶 #studyme
Raeanna Smith

Raeanna Smith

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This medical diagram illustrates the Circle of Willis and major cerebral arteries, detailing their brain territories and associated neurological symptoms. It shows the Anterior, Middle, Posterior Cerebral, Anterior Choroidal, Posterior Communicating, and Basilar arteries, mapping their supply regions and the specific deficits resulting from impaired blood flow.
Blood supply🩸
#premed #circleofwillis #science #Lemon8 #lemon8creator #lemon8career
Future Dr. 🥼🩺

Future Dr. 🥼🩺

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Tremor time
Work has been a struggle today. But my MRI is on Wednesday! Hoping for answers soon #tremors #tremor #essentialtremors #multiplesclerosis #ms #parkinsons #chronicillness #spasms #fatigue #headaches #mssymptoms #customdice #diceofinstagram #dice #resin #resinart #dicegoblin #dicemakin
Dice Wench

Dice Wench

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