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... Read more浮腫みケアにおいて最も大切なのは、身体に溜まった老廃物や余分な水分をしっかりと流すことです。特に足先から太腿裏の筋肉を意識的に動かすことで、リンパの流れを促進し、むくみを予防できます。私も最初は足のだるさやパンパン感が気になっていましたが、毎日足先を真上に向けて伸ばし、太腿の裏側の筋肉を意識的に使うことで徐々に改善しました。 家でできる簡単な宅トレとしては、足を後ろにずらしたり、ゆっくりと太腿裏を伸ばすストレッチがおすすめです。これにより筋肉がしっかり働き、老廃物の排出がスムーズになりました。また、ダイエットを意識している方は、むくみをなくすことで見た目も引き締まりやすくなるため、一石二鳥の効果が期待できます。 体質改善を目指すなら、食事の塩分や水分のバランスにも注意し、身体に溜め込みにくい環境を作ることも重要。特にアラフォー世代の方は代謝が落ちやすいため、日常的に筋肉を動かす習慣をつけることで体質の変化を実感しやすくなります。これらのケアを継続することで、むくみにくく体が軽く感じられ、毎日の生活の質もアップしました。 効果を実感するためには「しっかり流す」ことと「溜め込みにくい身体づくり」の両方を意識して、自分に合ったケア方法を見つけることが大切です。私の経験からも、少しの工夫で体は確実に変わっていくので、ぜひ取り入れてみてください。

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Mark Klimek Blue Book Part 4️⃣
This consists of: ✨PCA Pump Continuation ✨Patient Safety ✨Skin Disorders ✨Peritoneal Dialysis ✨Pernicious Anemia ✨Development & Thinking ✨Placenta Previa ✨Pneumonia ✨Polycethemia ✨Post-Op ✨DVT ✨Prefixes ✨Pregnancy & Diabetes ✨Pregnancy & HTN ✨Premature Rupture of Membr
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Jam

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A blue background image titled 'DAILY NCLEX TIPS' featuring four nursing concepts. The first tip, 'Know Your ABCs!', highlights Airway, Breathing, Circulation prioritization. The second, 'Potassium Panic', details normal K+ levels and risks of high/low potassium. The third, 'Left vs Right Sided Heart Failure', explains symptoms for each. The fourth covers 'Insulin Peaks = Risk of HYPO' and the ROME mnemonic for acid-base balance.
NCKEX TIPS
💊 Daily NCLEX Tip #1 : Know Your ABCs! 🧠 Mnemonic: Airway ➡️ Breathing ➡️ Circulation 🚨 Always prioritize Airway first unless there’s active bleeding or cardiac arrest! 📌 If you’re stuck between answers—think: 👉 “Can they breathe?” FIRST. 💬 #NCLEX #nursingstudent #healwellnurse #
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healwellnurse

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Alarms aren’t annoying, they help us provide safe care to our patients. Have your alarms set and ready to notify you of analy changes #respiratorytherapy #rtstudent #studentrt #study #mechanicalventilators
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RTbrainsandbeauty

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An infographic titled 'Cardiogenic Shock' explains this critical condition. It details how the heart's pump failure leads to inefficient blood circulation, causing pulmonary edema and impaired cellular metabolism. The image lists causes like MI and PE, symptoms such as hypotension and tachycardia, and treatments including PCI/CABG or thrombolytics.
Cardiogenic Shock: Key Facts💔🩺
Hey everyone! Here's a quick breakdown of cardiogenic shock, a critical condition where the heart can't pump blood efficiently, leading to severe complications. This image covers the causes, symptoms, and treatments you need to be aware of. Understanding these key points can make a huge dif
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Jam

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A nurse in light blue scrubs takes a mirror selfie, with text overlay "NURSING: NEWBORN ASSESSMENT SWIPE FOR MORE" indicating an educational content series.
A detailed infographic on newborn assessment, covering APGAR scoring, initial care priorities (airway, warmth), vital signs, circulatory system, head characteristics, umbilical cord, and general measurements.
A close-up photo of a newborn baby's feet and lower legs, dressed in grey knitted clothing, resting on a white textured blanket.
Nursing: Newborn Assessment
Are you prepared to assess newborns with confidence? Here’s a detailed breakdown to help you provide the best care for your tiniest patients! 👶 🍼 APGAR Score (1 & 5 minutes after birth): Evaluate these 5 critical categories: ▪️ Activity (muscle tone): Is the baby floppy, slightly moving, o
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Taylor Price RN, BSN

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💉✨ Nursing School Fundamentals ✨💉
💉✨ Nursing School Fundamentals ✨💉 If you’re in Fundamentals… you already know 📚👩🏽‍⚕️👨🏼‍⚕️ ✅ Vital Signs ✅ Head-to-Toe Assessment ✅ Med Administration ✅ Dosage Calculations 😅 ✅ Pain Management ✅ Activity & Mobility ✅ Oxygenation 💨 ✅ Nutrition 🍎 ✅ Skin & Wound Care 🩹 This is
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JustMe

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The image displays the first part of an NCLEX-RN Study Cheat Sheet, covering test-taking strategies, medication safety, cardiac concepts (EKG, heart sounds, heart failure), respiratory information (ABG, O2 delivery), fluids & electrolytes, and infection control precautions with associated diseases and PPE.
NCLEX RN
🩺 NCLEX-RN Study Cheat Sheet 🧠 Test-Taking Strategy Tips Always assess before you act. (Assessment > Implementation unless patient is in immediate danger) ABC priority: Airway → Breathing → Circulation. Maslow’s Hierarchy: Physiological → Safety → Love/Belonging → Esteem → Self-Actualiza
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SouthernMama

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A black stethoscope with a white paper overlay displaying the text "Nursing School Cheat Sheet" and "SWIPE FOR MORE" with an arrow, indicating a series of educational content.
A comprehensive Med/Surg cheat sheet detailing normal lab values for electrolytes, BMP, CBC, liver panel, and coagulation. It also includes insulin types, vital signs, heart rhythm measurements, blood sugar tips, oxygen delivery devices, pressure ulcer staging, and fluid & electrolyte types.
A nursing cheat sheet illustrating Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and nursing priorities, emphasizing physiological needs and the ABCs (Airway, Breathing, Circulation). It also outlines the nursing process (ADPIE) and the C-A-B priority for CPR.
Nursing School Cheat Sheet
📚💉 Med-Surg Mastery Made Easy! 💉📚 Let’s face it, nursing school is no joke. Between learning complex concepts and juggling clinicals, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. That’s why tools like these nursing cheat sheets are absolute lifesavers! 🚨 💡 Here’s why they’re game-changers for med-surg and
Taylor Price RN, BSN

Taylor Price RN, BSN

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A light blue background with pink and black text announcing "FREE NURSING SCHOOL STUDY SHEETS FROM THE NEW 2025 NURSING SCHOOL GUIDE." Small pink triangle shapes are scattered around the text. The bottom left corner has "lemon8" and "@nursingmadesimplern."
A study sheet titled "HEALTH ASSESSMENT HEAD TO TOE ASSESSMENT." It outlines the order of assessment (IPPA) and details steps for Introduction, Vitals, General, Head, Skin/Nails, Eyes, Ears, Nose, Mouth/Throat, and Neck assessments, including inspection, palpation, and tests.
A study sheet titled "HEALTH ASSESSMENT HEAD TO TOE ASSESSMENT." It details assessment steps for Cardiac (5 points of auscultation with diagram), Abdomen (IPAP order), Extremities, Lungs (anterior/posterior diagrams), and Back, including inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation.
FREE Nursing Study Sheets
✨FREE NURSING STUDY SHEETS✨ from the 2025 edition of the Nursing School Guide! This updated guide contains 1️⃣ 240 pages of detailed information with more than 25 new topics! 2️⃣ More details, more visuals, more memory tricks for easier learning! 3️⃣ Contains sections for fundamentals, health as
NursingMadeSimpleRN

NursingMadeSimpleRN

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The image displays handwritten notes on mechanical ventilation, covering its definition, indications, goals, the nurse's role, and other team members involved in patient care. Key points include supporting patients with respiratory needs and preventing complications.
The image shows handwritten notes detailing negative-pressure and positive-pressure ventilation types, including pressure-cycled and volume-cycled ventilators. It also introduces mechanical ventilator settings, specifically the Fraction of Inspired Oxygen (FiO2).
The image contains handwritten notes on ventilator settings such as Tidal Volume, Flow, and Positive End-Expiratory Pressure (PEEP). It also begins to describe different Modes of Ventilation, starting with Assist-Control (AC) Ventilation.
Steal my notes!!
These are my notes for our new unit so far! Care of critically ill and infectious diseases. Got a lot more to go but I’m gonna ace the exam for this unit! If you decide to check them out let me know how they help you!! #nursingstudent #stealmynotes #notetaking #lemon8creator #lemon8
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Reeta S

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✨Head to Toes Assessment 🩺📋
#HeadToToeAssessment #NursingAssessment #NCLEXPrep #NursingSchool #FutureNurse #ClinicalSkills #NursingStudent #PhysicalAssessment #NurseLife #PatientCare #HealthAssessment #MedSurgNursing #NursingNotes #RNLife #LPNLife
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Nurse Radiance

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Good news: Spring feels so good! Bad news: I do not 🤒 #horse #equestrian #fyf #foryoufeed #sick #horses #riding #farmlife #horsecare #omg #love #update
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