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Know Your Diuretics
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detox or is it really a reset? 🦶🏼🕉️🧘🏻‍♀️ #detox #foot #reset #ayurveda
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A white index card with 'Generic Drug Name' written in black marker, held by a hand.
A lined index card showing a color-coded legend for pharmacology card sections like 'drug class,' 'MOA,' 'side effects,' and 'nursing interventions,' with 'Trade Name' at the top.
A white index card with 'Bumetanide' written in black marker, held by a hand.
MED CARDS!!
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
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Anatomy of human heart and kidney
The Human Heart is a muscular organ located in the chest between the lungs. It has four chambers: the right and left atria (upper chambers) and the right and left ventricles (lower chambers). The heart pumps blood throughout the body through arteries and veins. Valves such as the tricuspid, mitral,
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Neat notes
#school notes #college #nursing #AP2 Keeping neat and organized notes for Anatomy and Physiology II (AP2) offers several benefits that can enhance learning, retention, and overall academic success. Well-structured notes help clarify complex concepts, making it easier to review key topics
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