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✨ What is Antepartum Care? ✨ Let’s talk about an important concept in nursing school: Antepartum care! If you’re studying maternal health, this is a term you need to know. 💡 What Does Antepartum Mean? The word “antepartum” refers to the period before childbirth, focusing on the care of pre
Taylor Price RN, BSN

Taylor Price RN, BSN

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🤰 Prenatal Care NCLEX Review
Here’s what to know about prenatal care by trimester 👇 🟡 First Trimester (Weeks 0–12) ✔️ First prenatal visit ✔️ GTPAL history + EDD calculated ✔️ Ultrasound + labwork 🧪 CBC, UA, blood type/Rh, Hep B/C, Pap smear, rubella titer, STI/HIV testing 🟠 Second Trimester (Weeks 13–26) ✔️ Gestation
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Nurse Well Versed

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A yellow capsule labeled "IG322 300mg" is shown. Text discusses personal experience with Lyrica and gabapentin, highlighting severe reactions, hospitalizations, and minimized concerns, referencing "The Hidden Risks of America's Most Popular Prescription Painkiller."
A medical record for Lauren Smith details her ER admission for altered mental status, non-verbal state, and suspected catatonia. It notes a history of schizoaffective disorder and mentions her family's belief that symptoms stemmed from Lyrica withdrawal.
This medical record continues, listing symptoms like selective mutism and catatonia. It describes the patient's hospital course, including non-verbal episodes, nausea, a seizure, and her request not to be restarted on Lyrica due to past issues.
if you’re on either of these meds, pls do your own research & please be safe 🫶🏻
#medication #medtok #research #awareness
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Anarchylolo420🌙🦇✨

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A desk setup with a computer displaying a January 2023 calendar and the title "Nursing IV Fluids: Isotonic, Hypertonic & Hypotonic." A tablet on the desk shows a "SWIPE NEXT" graphic, indicating more content. A white insulated cup is also visible.
Nursing IV Fluids: Isotonic, Hypertonic, Hypotonic
💧 IV Fluids 101: Isotonic, Hypotonic, & Hypertonic Explained! 💧 Understanding IV fluids is critical for nurses—it’s not just about hanging the bag, but knowing why you’re giving it and how it affects your patient’s body. Here’s a quick breakdown: 1️⃣ Isotonic Fluids • 🧴 Examples
Taylor Price RN, BSN

Taylor Price RN, BSN

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A collage illustrating the pros and cons of becoming an ultrasound tech, featuring a medical professional, an ultrasound machine displaying a fetal image, medical symbols, and text overlays.
A medical professional operating an ultrasound machine, with a text box detailing the pros of being an ultrasound tech, including high demand, short training, rewarding work, and diverse specialties.
A person writing at a desk with an ultrasound screen in the background, accompanied by a text box outlining the cons of being an ultrasound tech, such as physical demands, emotional challenges, certification, and work schedule.
Pros & Cons of becoming an ultrasound tech 👩🏼‍⚕️🩺💗
Are you considering a career in ultrasound technology? Here’s what you should know before making the leap!✨ ✅ Pros: • High Demand: Job security is strong with growing opportunities in the medical field. • Short Training Period: Compared to other healthcare careers, you can st
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Angy💌

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A diet guide for Kidney Diseasd patients
"Empower your kidney health journey with expert guidance! 📚✨ 'A Diet Guide for Kidney Disease Patients'—crafted by an experienced dialysis nurse, this ebook offers practical tips and tailored nutrition advice to support both patients and caregivers. Take control of your well-being today
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Eletia Brown-Cl

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How can I do pediatric critical care? 🩷
🧸 graduating from nursing school is the first step! Make sure that your institution is accredited, too! (Soooo important) 🧸 apply to as many PICU residencies as possible. It doesn’t matter what hospital you first get into, you want exposure and experience as soon as possible! Later we can get pi
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Cafeconscrubs

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An illustration posing a nursing prioritization challenge, showing a nurse with four patients. It asks 'WHO DO YOU SEE FIRST?' with images of patients and medications, introducing an NCLEX priority skills test.
A quiz presenting four patient scenarios (A, B, C, D) for a nurse to prioritize. Descriptions include a pneumonia patient, a DVT patient with leg pain, a post-op patient with confusion, and a COPD patient with dropping oxygen saturation.
The answer key and rationale for the nursing prioritization quiz. It lists the correct order (D, C, A, B) with explanations based on ABCs and acuity, along with NCLEX tips for prioritization.
Prioritizing Patients: Nursing Quiz
Prioritizing patients can be a bit of a struggle at times. Here is a great practice scenario to work through and challenge your clinical judgement Read through the patients and identify the order in which you would see these patients as a nurse. Then swipe right for the answer. Challenge you
Student Nursing Essentials

Student Nursing Essentials

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Health care secrets you won’t Learn in class
When I first started studying healthcare, I thought getting good grades was enough. Spoiler: it’s not 😅 No one tells you that landing your first real healthcare job has more to do with knowing where to apply, which certificates to take, and how to write a resume that actually makes sense to r
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VowArchive

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BEST jobs while in Nursing School💸
🌙One thing I love, working nights! I know it’s not for everyone one, but it’s beneficial when you’re a full time student. Based on my experience, low impact jobs are worth having if you can snag one as a nursing student. Here are some jobs I would recommend (days or nights). ⚕️VPO/Sitter: day or
Blerdy Nurse

Blerdy Nurse

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A hand holds the book "The Good Lie" by A. R. Torre, a psychological thriller. Text annotations around the book highlight plot points such as "6 teens murdered one escaped," a psychologist analyzing a serial killer, a lawyer seeking justice, and an unexpected twist.
Could the killer be one of her patients? 🔪📋👨‍⚕️
Dr. Gwen Moore specializes in violent tendencies and killer behavior. She’s a psychiatrist who works with patients that have thoughts of harming others, and although she’s very good at her job she loses one of her patients making her question her abilities as a doctor. At the same time a 17 year ol
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Maddy.walls

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A collection of daily essentials for a patient care technician, including a water bottle, lip balm, pens, markers, and wireless earbuds, arranged on a speckled surface.
A small, round blue container of lip balm sits on a speckled countertop.
A blue gel pen with a white grip is placed on a speckled countertop.
My Daily Essentials as a Patient Care Technician 🌸
I work in a Level 2 Trauma hospital as a Patient Care Technician that works in all departments of the hospital as a float PCT. To ensure I have a smooth shift here are the things I ALWAYS have on me😚: 🫦Chapstick : I love having my lips moisturized all shift and because I have dry lips so I use
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Sophia Tamuno

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A 'High Yield Cheat Sheet' for Cardiovascular Hallmark Signs & Symptoms, including Angina (crushing pain relieved by NTG), Kawasaki disease (strawberry tongue), Cardiac tamponade (Beck's Triad), Myocardial Infarction (crushing chest pain unrelieved by NTG), and Pericarditis (pleuritic chest pain, ST elevation).
A 'High Yield Cheat Sheet' continuing Cardiovascular Hallmark Signs & Symptoms, such as Pulmonary Embolism (sudden dyspnea), Tetralogy of Fallot (cyanosis), Shock (hypotension, tachycardia), and ↑ ICP (Cushing's Triad). It indicates the next section is Gastrointestinal.
A 'High Yield Cheat Sheet' for Gastrointestinal Hallmark Signs & Symptoms, including Appendicitis (RLQ pain, rebound tenderness), Pancreatitis (Cullen's sign), Cholera (rice watery stool), Pyloric stenosis (olive-shaped mass, nonbilious vomiting), and Ulcerative Colitis (recurrent bloody diarrhea).
📚NCLEX High-Yield Cheat Sheet!📚
Hey future nurses! 🩺 Here are a few NCLEX High-Yield Cheat Sheets that are absolute lifesavers when studying for the big exam! These quick notes cover essential topics you need to know to pass. ✨ Topics Include: ✅ Prioritization & delegation tips ✅ Must-know lab values ✅ Key pharmacology
Nurse Radiance

Nurse Radiance

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Green juice to help chemo patients!
Green juice Dandelion leaf (1 bunch) Kale (1 bunch) Celery (1 stock) Lemon Pice of ginger Most importantly papaya leaf extract 1 bottle per 1500 ml #juicingrecipes #cancerjourney #chemo #healthyrecipes #health
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Katherine Garci

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Skills for compassionate care 👩🏻‍⚕️🫶🏻
As a resident, balancing empathy with objectivity is key to providing effective and compassionate care. Here’s how to cultivate both: 1️⃣ Active Listening: Give patients your full attention, validating their feelings while understanding the bigger picture. This helps patients feel heard while keep
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Dr.Khatch

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Naughtyfeet43

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Dandelion and Burdock tea for Weight loss
Dandelion tea is easy to find and make. To find these health benefits, just make sure the plants have not been treated with any chemicals before harvesting them. It may be the arch nemesis of a yard-savvy homeowner, but dandelions aren’t without their redeeming qualities. As a matter of fact, th
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All About Natural Hair 1

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