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Bad breath after waking up, normal or abnormal?

Strong bad breath in the morning

Could be a sign that the oral microbial balance is broken.

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Fill the species with probiotics.

Life Plus Probio18

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📚💥 Stop reading your nursing textbook cover to cover. Seriously. You’re not writing a dissertation—you’re trying to pass exams and save lives. Real talk 👇 if you’re still trying to read your nursing textbook cover to cover… babe, please stop. i’m begging 😅 Seriously you are wasting value time

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How To Manage Vital Signs Working in Healthcare

As a Physician Assistant I constantly am monitoring and managing patient's vital signs to ensure they are maintaining good health. Managing vital signs in healthcare involves regularly measuring key indicators like heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, temperature, and oxygen saturation

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Here Are a Few Pages of a PDF on UWORLD Review!📖✨

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A study guide page detailing when to measure vital signs, normal ranges for temperature, pulse, SpO2, respirations, and blood pressure, including definitions for hypertension, its stages, hypotension, and orthostatic hypotension.

A study guide page on body temperature, covering thermoregulation, factors affecting temperature, heat loss mechanisms, fever definitions, patterns, hyperthermia (heatstroke, heat exhaustion), and hypothermia symptoms.

A study guide page on pulse assessment, listing factors affecting pulse, rate definitions (tachycardia, bradycardia), pulse strengths, and respiration assessment, including processes (ventilation, diffusion, perfusion) and basic breathing terms.

vital signs study guide! 🫶🌸🤍

vital signs study guide for nurses who are in the first semester of nursing school! hope this helps some 🫶🏻🩺 #nursingstudent #vitalsigns #nursingschool #nursingnotes #classnotes #Lemon8Diary #studentlife #nursingstudenttips

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