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All the medication abbreviations I’ve needed to know so far for class and clinical are listed here! 🩺🌸🩺🌸🩺🌸🩺🌸🩺🌸🩺🌸🩺🌸🩺🌸🩺 Sometimes you may question your path. I know I do. Yesterday was a wild day, I got up at 4am, got out of clinical an hour and a half late (I was at the hospital from 6am-8:30p

Here’s the easiest way to calculate dosages like a pro 🩷 🧮 Formula: D ÷ H × Q = X D = Desired dose H = Dose on hand Q = Quantity available Example: Order 500 mg, Stock 250 mg/tab → (500 ÷ 250) × 1 = 2 tabs ✅ Always convert units first ✅ Double-check math before administration ✅ Pract

Copy & paste this: Save this for exams 💙 These medication abbreviations show up ALL the time in nursing school and clinicals. BID, TID, QID, PRN, STAT, HS — know them cold. Week 2 practice questions are posted — try them first! Answers will be posted this week 👀 #nursingstudent

I have pcos. (Polycystic ovarian syndrome) meaning I have insulin resistance, pre diabetes, high sugar levels, infertility issue and a hormonal imbalance that affects my whole metabolism not just my ovaries. It’s important that I continue to take daily vitamins to help me feel better. I need to tak

🫀Just thinking about how much knowledge we juggle daily in healthcare. 🫀This quick guide to vasodilators—Calcium Channel Blockers, Nitrates, and Hydralazine—hits all the key points, especially those vital nursing considerations. 🫀Sometimes it’s the simple, well-organized visuals that truly stick

There are TWO types of routes you need to know in nursing school: 1️⃣PARENTERAL= medication BYPASSES the GI TRACT (think IV, SQ, IM) 2️⃣NONPARENTERAL= medication does not involve puncture of the skin (think oral, nasal, sublingual) Another thing you MUST know in nursing school is the medicati

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Hey there, ADHD Babes, Let's cut to the chase and talk about something vital: nutrients. When it comes to managing ADHD, what you put into your body matters. Here's the lowdown on four key players – magnesium, iron, zinc, and methylene blue – and how they can impact your ADHD journey.

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Ensuring patient safety during medication administration is one of the most critical responsibilities of a nurse. Follow these 6 Rights to minimize errors: 1️⃣ Right Patient ✔️ Always verify the patient’s identity using at least two identifiers (e.g., name and date of birth). 📋 Why? Prevents g

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DOG-FRIENDLY OVER-THE-COUNTER MEDICATION Always ask a veterinarian before giving any medication to your dog. Even "safe” human meds can be toxic to certain breeds or pets with preexisting conditions. * BENDADRYL FOR ALLERGIES AND ITCHING 1 milligram per pound of dog • HYDROGEN PEROXIDE

Here are some quick and fun tips for reconstituting medications: 1. Roll, Don’t Shake! — After adding the diluent, gently roll the vial between your palms instead of shaking it. This prevents bubbles and ensures the medication mixes evenly. 2. Label Like a Pro! — Always write the date, time, yo

🌸 Hey there, wellness girly! In our fast-paced world, keeping our brains in tip-top shape is crucial for staying sharp and focused. Luckily, there are some powerhouse supplements out there that can give your cognitive function a serious boost. Let’s dive into five of these brain-boosting wonder

As someone trying to manage PCOS these are the supplements I take and the medication I was prescribed to help manage my hormones. ❣️Disclaimer❣️: please consult your doctor before taking any new supplements. I am not a doctor! •Spironolactone: I was prescribed this to control/ balance my hormo

My insurance in the US wouldn't cover Alinia (nitazoxanide), an anti-parasite medication, since I need it for SIBO which is an off label use. It costs $8000 out of pocket. my doctor said in Canada it costs $500 out of pocket. I am in Mexico currently and I got this drug under the brand name Ros

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