after this post i will be taking a break from posting bc i have pneumonia🤕

i should get better soon, i went to the doctor and i got meds now :) 💞

2025/11/25 Edited to

... Read moreDealing with pneumonia can be challenging, but following your doctor's instructions and taking prescribed medication are key steps toward healing. Pneumonia often requires ample rest, staying hydrated, and avoiding strenuous activities until fully recovered. It's common to feel tired and weak during this period, so listening to your body and allowing yourself time to heal is essential. Apart from medication, keeping up with a nutritious diet can support your immune system in fighting the infection. Foods rich in vitamins C and D, as well as zinc, can be helpful. Additionally, if symptoms worsen or if you experience difficulty breathing, chest pain, or persistent high fever, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. Sharing your experience with pneumonia helps others understand the importance of early diagnosis and treatment. Taking breaks from routine, especially from activities like posting on social media, allows the body to recover fully without added stress. Remember, your health comes first, and with proper care and patience, you should feel better soon.

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A list of nursing abbreviations categorized under "Diabetes Related," "Infection & Wounds," and "Assessment Related," detailing terms like FBG, CAUTI, and ABGs with their full medical meanings.
A continuation of nursing abbreviations, categorized under "Operation Related," "Syndromes," "Fluids," "Medication Related," and "Cancer Related," including terms like TJR, ARDS, ECF, ASA, and TNM.
Common Abbreviations
Sometimes when I’m sitting in class or when I’m in clinical a nurse or my professor will just fire off a bunch of letters and I’m like…wait a minute what 😅 So I’ve been keeping a list of them and wanted to share them! Now for life: My semester officially ended! I passed all of my exams!
MonicaBSN

MonicaBSN

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A smiling person in a nursing uniform and graduation cap sits beside a stack of nursing textbooks, with the text 'Interpreting: ABGs Nursing' overlaid, indicating educational content for nurses.
An infographic detailing Respiratory Acidosis and Alkalosis, showing pH and PaCO2 values, causes, signs/symptoms, and treatments. It includes a 3-step process for ABG interpretation and a visual of lungs with pH and CO2 arrows.
A handwritten guide on ABG interpretation, outlining normal ranges for pH, PaO2, pCO2, and HCO3. It explains compensation types (uncompensated, partially, fully) and defines respiratory and metabolic components.
Interpreting: ABGs Nursing
🎓 Master ABGs in Minutes! Understanding ABGs (Arterial Blood Gases) is a critical nursing skill. Let’s break it down step-by-step: 🫁 Respiratory Acidosis (pH < 7.35, PaCO2 > 45) 🔄 Opposite Relationship: ↓ pH, ↑ CO2 🔍 Causes: • Hypoventilation • Respiratory depressi
Taylor Price RN, BSN

Taylor Price RN, BSN

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Two mullein plants with fuzzy green leaves and yellow flowers on tall stalks stand in a natural setting. The background shows trees and forest floor, illustrating the wild weed discussed for its medicinal properties, including respiratory relief and hair health.
THE MEDICINAL POWER OF WILD WEEDS 


Calming to a sore throat & all respiratory illnesses. It also has powerful anti-viral properties. You can certainly purchase organic dried mullein leaves, but why not forage yours fresh and FREE right now? One of the most well-known uses of mullein is its ability to help alleviate respirat
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Lifes_a_garden_dig_it

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✨Morning Routine✨
Hey y’all! I’m Catalina :) This is the first post i’m sharing here on Lemon8🍋! My morning routine is very self-care based bc mental health matters ova hereeeee🥰🥰 Here’s a look at my everyday morning routine: 1. Morning Walk - I picked up taking walks in the morning! It’s been a great way to ge
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Catalina♡

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🔥FAISAL.EDITz🔥

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Tough job! tougher nurses 🩺
#NCLEX #NCLEXRN #NCLEXPN #NursingStudent #NursingLife #FutureNurse #RNStudent #PNStudent #NurseInTraining #NursingExam
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Lemon538402516164

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