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Anastasia | Beauty Fascia Face

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A person in magenta scrubs stands in a bathroom, taking a mirror selfie. Text overlay reads "STUDENT EDITION NOTES THAT HELP ME IN DENTAL HYGIENE SCHOOL."
An anatomical diagram detailing the oral region, including the oral cavity, vestibule, gingivae, palate innervations, and various muscles and nerves of the tongue.
A comprehensive diagram illustrating the twelve cranial nerves, their functions (sensory, motor, parasympathetic, sympathetic), and a mnemonic for remembering their types.
NOTES THAT HELP ME IN DENTAL HYGIENE SCHOOL
As you guys know dental hygiene is hard those notes will help you #dentalstudent #dentalassistant #dentalhygienist #dentalhygieneschool #Dentalcare #dental
Annie

Annie

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How to study for exams | without burnout!
Burning out while studying is a big problem. Especially when its for something important, like the final exam. Here is my favorite technique you can use while studying to avoid burnouts: - Find a practice test! This practice test can be found online, or provided by a teacher. You can try and
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This sequence is for under-eye bags. If you have visible bags, you can repeat it for up to about a minute. Move slowly. Let the fluid leave. If you’re doing this for prevention, once or twice is enough. If you have under-eye hollowness, do it only once. You can still work the temples a
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Anastasia | Beauty Fascia Face

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Anatomy coloring book page 1, titled "Anatomic Planes & Sections," illustrates the median, sagittal, coronal, frontal, transverse, and cross planes of the human body, with examples of sections through the head, thorax, abdomen, and pelvis.
Anatomy coloring book page 2, titled "Orientation to the Body Terms of Position & Direction," displays a human figure and a quadruped with arrows indicating various anatomical directional terms like cranial, caudal, anterior, posterior, superficial, and deep.
Anatomy coloring book page 3, titled "Orientation to the Body Systems (1)," presents diagrams of the human skeletal, articular, muscular, cardiovascular, lymphatic, nervous, endocrine, and integumentary systems, with some parts colored.
4th Addition The Anatomy Coloring Book
Hey girlies, I know Anatomy is kicking my tail. We have this book for extra credit for our class. I’ll be posting 10 pages at a time because I know there’s none online that are already colored. Feel free to use mine if you wish. Prerequisites are not easy and I’m on here to seek help for myself
Ashlyn Hensley

Ashlyn Hensley

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Skull anatomy
Don’t fail a course because you tried to do everything alone ❌ I offer academic support for exams, online courses, essays & nursing tests discreet and dependable. ðŸ“Đ Message me now. #nursing #anatomy #fyp #nursingstudent #student
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Don’t fails course because you tried to do everything alone. I offer academic support for exams, online courses,essays and all proctored exams. #academichelp #examhelp #student #nursingstudent #knowledge
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Muscle tension around the brow, temple, and even the jaw changes the entire way your upper face sits and drains. When the brow depressors stay tight, the eyebrow is pulled down and inward. When the eye muscle stays overworked, it keeps the lid heavy. When the temporal fascia loses its glide an
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Anastasia | Beauty Fascia Face

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A biology review sheet displays diagrams of a long bone's anatomy, detailing structures like articular cartilage, compact bone, and marrow. It includes questions and handwritten answers on bone chemical composition, such as collagen fibers, calcium salts, and the effects of baking or acid on bone. The text 'Anatomy Im Gonna Kick Your Butt' is overlaid.
Anatomy Im Gonna Kick Your Butt
#lemon8diarychallenge
CaleiaMarie

CaleiaMarie

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The image displays the title 'INTRO TO SKELETAL SYSTEM' in large blue and black text, with a full human skeleton model standing centrally on a white background.
Handwritten notes define the axial and appendicular skeletons, stating the axial is the vertical axis and the appendicular is 'appended' to it, divided into girdles and limbs. It also notes a typical adult has around 206 bones.
An anatomical diagram shows anterior and posterior views of the human skeleton, labeling major bones like the skull, humerus, hip bones, and phalanges. A key differentiates axial (green) and appendicular (brown) skeleton components.
A&P: Skeletal System
Hey girls! After a very long, long wait.. here are my quick notes for A&P the Skeletal System! This is an intro into it. 📝 In this section, I go over the axial and appendicular skeleton briefly. I mostly focus on bone morphology and structure in this section. I will make 2 more separate post
Schiann_

Schiann_

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Useful notes for Nurse ðŸĐšðŸŦ€ðŸŦķðŸŧ
#nurse #medicalstudent #school #notes #nursing
Sandra Vasquez

Sandra Vasquez

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A notebook page with the title 'STEAL MY Skeletal System : AP edition NOTES' in bold, stylized text. It features a stethoscope graphic and a colorful hand skeleton illustration, indicating a study guide for anatomy and physiology.
Handwritten notes on a lined notebook page titled 'Joints and Ligaments'. The notes classify joints as fibrous, cartilaginous, and freely moving synovial, detailing their characteristics and examples like vertebral discs and pelvic bones.
Handwritten notes on a lined notebook page detailing different types of synovial joints (hinge, ball and socket, saddle, pivot) with examples. It then describes 'The Shoulder' joint and lists various associated ligaments like sternoclavicular and coracoclavicular.
Steal my Skeletal System Notes AP 1 âœĻNursing Ed
Loving anatomy and physiology 1 right nowâ€Ķnot. Here are some of notes from the skeletal system so you don’t have to spend as much time as I did on the skeletal system. I find it helpful to divide things up by section and then use pens to make ideas pop ðŸ’Ą Let me know how you like to study AP
Stella Studies

Stella Studies

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A dark background features a white outline of a human skeleton, with orange text 'Skeletal System' and white text 'lecture notes'. The skeleton's hands are reaching towards each other. Lemon8 branding is in the bottom left corner.
Handwritten notes on lined paper cover the functions of the skeletal system, parts of long bones (young vs. adult), bone cells, and intramembranous ossification. The page includes the Lemon8 logo and username.
Handwritten notes on lined paper detail endochondral ossification, the repair process of fractures, various fracture types, and bone growth and remodeling. The page includes the Lemon8 logo and username.
Steal my Skeletal System Notes 📝
Here are my lecture notes on the skeletal system Hope they help and happy studying 📚 #physiology #school notes #anatomyandphysiology #anatomy #notes ✔ïļ #COLLAGE #schoolnotes #study #skeletalsystem #stealmynotes
Lexi F

Lexi F

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Wound Care & the Musculoskeletal System
Tips and notes on wound care, sterile dressings, the muscles and bones #lpn #lpnstudent #nursingstudent #woundcare #musculoskeletal #notetaking #notability
Aarin Waters

Aarin Waters

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A sketchbook page displays detailed hand-drawn anatomical sketches of human bones and joints, including the humerus, shoulder, arm muscles, hand, hip, and elbow, with labels. The page is on a brown background with a 'Swipe' indicator.
A close-up view of a sketchbook page featuring hand-drawn anatomical illustrations of human bones and joints, such as the humerus, shoulder capsule, arm muscles, hand, hip joint, and elbow, with labels.
A detailed close-up of a hand-drawn anatomical sketch from a sketchbook, showing the humerus bone with a sulcus and rough surface, and a section of a long bone revealing the bone marrow cavity.
Anatomy âœĻ
There’s so much to learn when drawing anatomy. It’s definitely my favorite subject by far ðŸĪ— Humans are so intricate and fun to draw, there’s just something about drawing body parts that satisfies my inner artist 😁 Being able to draw people from imagination takes the knowledge of how that body t
lizjnr101

lizjnr101

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Handwritten notes outlining the digestive system overview, including alimentary canal organs, accessory digestive organs, and six essential activities, accompanied by a diagram of the human digestive system and a digestive process flowchart.
Handwritten notes detailing the six gastrointestinal tract activities (ingestion, propulsion, mechanical/chemical digestion, absorption, defecation) with an illustrative diagram, and definitions of the peritoneum, peritoneal cavity, and mesentery.
Handwritten notes explaining retroperitoneal and peritoneal organs with examples and diagrams (kidneys, stomach), followed by an introduction to the histology of the alimentary canal and its four tunics.
Digestive system notes!
Steal some of my notes. Should I post the rest of them? #anatomyandphysiology #study #academics #science
Lanie ♡

Lanie ♡

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A digital note page on an iPad showing detailed anatomy notes on the Appendicular Skeleton, specifically the Scapula and Glenohumeral Joint. It includes labeled diagrams of the scapula and text describing shoulder separation types and shoulder dislocation, with various anatomical terms and classifications.
A digital note page on an iPad displaying detailed anatomy notes on the Vertebral Column. It features labeled diagrams of cervical, thoracic, and lumbar vertebrae, along with the sacrum and coccyx, explaining how to differentiate each type and their parts.
A digital note page on an iPad showing detailed anatomy notes on Arthrology, focusing on Pathologies of the Knee Joint. It includes a labeled diagram of the knee joint and sections describing conditions like Bursitis, Torn Cartilage, Torn ACL, and Water-on-the-knee, with symptoms.
How I take digital notes 📝
How I take digital notes ðŸ“ą 🗒ïļ I use the app Goodnotes for my digital notes! I prefer typing my notes! It makes note-taking go by faster and in my opinion it’s easier to take notes. 🗒ïļColor coordination: I like color-coordinating my notes especially when I’m studying a topic with a lot of info
jasmine 🌷

jasmine 🌷

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A hand holds a pen over a colorful, handwritten study poster covering respiratory, cardiac, and gastrointestinal topics. The poster features organized notes and headings, illustrating a study method for nursing school.
A detailed, colorful handwritten study poster displays information on various gastrointestinal conditions like GI bleeds, ulcers, and pancreatitis. The notes are organized with headings and bullet points, reflecting a comprehensive study approach.
A vibrant, handwritten study poster focuses on hematological disorders, including anemia, leukemias, lymphomas, and platelet conditions. The poster uses different colors and organized sections to present complex medical information clearly.
How do you Study? ðŸĐšâœĻ🙌ðŸŧ
Finding a good way to study is so very helpful! Colorful posters are a way that helps me and it might be able to help you! I find that the colors and the organization of a poster and that all the information is in one spot! It calms my brain with the amount of information we are given throughout nu
Lilly Sargent

Lilly Sargent

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A&P GUIDE
#anatomy #nursing #nursingstudent #college
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I Can Do Your Proctored Exams

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Steal my notes 📚âœĻ📝
Nursing notes that save lives ðŸĐšðŸ““ #StudyNotes #StudentLife #StudyVibes #StudyTips #SmartStudying
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Proctored pro

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Skeletal system
#nursing #college #nurse #collegelife #anatomyandphysiology
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I Can Do Your Proctored Exams

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A&P NOTES
#nurse #nursing #college #collegelife
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I Can Do Your Proctored Exams

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Sketchbook Tour!! âœĻâœĻ
Here’s some of my favorite pages so far 😊 Let me know what you guys would like to see more of 😁🌙âœĻ I got into my first car accident, thankfully it was small and nobody got hurt but it’s kept me from drawing the past two days so I thought I’d post a recap of everyone’s favorites. I will be d
lizjnr101

lizjnr101

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The image displays the title "HOW TO DRAW A HEAD: REILLY METHOD" over a blue ink drawing of a character with a wide smile and framed manga panels, introducing a drawing tutorial.
This image shows four steps of the Reilly method: marking the middle of a circle, drawing a vertical line, shaving the sides of the circle, and connecting the top and bottom to form the initial head shape.
This image illustrates four steps: creating another horizontal third, connecting the jawline, cutting the second box into thirds, and drawing a vertical rectangle down for facial proportions.
How to draw a head: reilly method
– MARK MIDDLE OF CIRCLE – LINE DOWN – SHAVE A TINY BIT OF BOTH LEFT AND RIGHT – CONNECT BOTTOM AND TOP – CREATE ANOTHER THIRD – CONNECT JAW – CUT 2ND BOX INTO THIRDS – DRAW A RECTANGLE DOWN – CREATE SMALL U SHAPE – BIG U SHAPE – CREATE THE BRIDGE – BOTTOM OF MOUTH – EARS – EDGE OF HEAD
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Chelsea Miller

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College Study Tips I Wish I Knew Sooner
These study tips have transformed the way I study and help me stay ahead in my courses: 1. Print Out Lecture Slides 📚 â€Ē Having a physical copy of your lecture slides makes it easier to follow along and take notes in class. Plus, it helps keep all your materials organized when
anika🍒

anika🍒

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Ramus Jaw Bone Adjust Fix Asymmetrical Face
Can you change the length of your jaw bone? No, but you can work on jaw position, muscle balance, and movement patterns that may improve facial symmetry. A simple exercise is to keep your tongue up and slowly open and close your jaw with control. Pay attention to any uneven movement. Want
Koko Face Yoga

Koko Face Yoga

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The image displays various ECG rhythms, including Bradycardia, Ventricular Fibrillation (V Fib), Ventricular Tachycardia (V Tach), Atrial Fibrillation (A Fib), Atrial Flutter (A Flutter), SVT, Torsades de Pointes, and Asystole (flatline), with corresponding waveform examples for each.
This image outlines cardiovascular disorders like Angina, Cardiogenic Shock, Myocardial Infarction, Cardiac Tamponade, Heart Failure (L-sided and R-sided), Peripheral Vascular Disorders (PAD, PVD), Pericarditis, Endocarditis, Myocarditis, Deep Vein Thrombosis, and Hypertension, along with their key symptoms and nursing actions.
The image illustrates various skin assessment findings on an arm, including Pustule, Scales (psoriasis), Fissure, Erythema, Eczema, Scar, Cyanosis, Vitiligo, Papules, Ulcer, Tumor, and Necrosis, with descriptions for each condition.
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Ashukaru

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Jaw exercise for symmetry
This jaw exercise is the most important step for facial symmetry and TMJ pain. The jaw is the only bone that moves this much, so eye, eyebrow, cheek, and mouth asymmetry often start here. Move the jaw forward and back, then right and left, and aim for the same stretch and lift on both sides. Use
Koko Face Yoga

Koko Face Yoga

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A detailed anatomical diagram of the human skull, showing front, lateral, sagittal, inferior, and coronal views with labeled bones and structures. It also includes diagrams of skull articulation with the vertebral column and types of teeth. The text overlay reads "STEAL MY ANATOMY NOTES (PT.2)".
Handwritten-style anatomy notes on a grid background, covering the musculoskeletal system, skeleton (axial and appendicular), skull (cranial and facial bones, cavities), and detailed descriptions of the frontal bone. The notes are titled "Chapter 7.1 Musculoskeletal System" and "Chapter 7.2 Skull".
Handwritten-style anatomy notes on a grid background, detailing the frontal bone's features (foramen, sinuses), parietal bones, and temporal bones (squama, zygomatic process, articulations, mandibular fossa, mastoid portion, petrous portion). Small skull diagrams illustrate bone locations.
STEAL MY ANATOMY NOTES SO U DONT HAVE TO
Hey y’all! Trust me these are the notes I used to get an A+ in anatomy as a freshman in college! Blow up this post for me bc I’m about to go slay a physiology test ðŸĪ­ðŸ™ðŸŧ #anatomy #college #stealmynotes #studyinganatomy #anatomyandphysiologyhelp
Kaitlyn Bartolutti

Kaitlyn Bartolutti

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My favorite Notebooks
You cant note take without a notebook. And it’s important to get one that you will enjoy and use from one cover to another. Here are my favorites I’ve gathered along the years: 1. Golden Coil These are fully customizable to how you like it ! From the cover, to the paper and its contents. Th
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essynotes

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Things I’ve done to stay cavity free 25 YEARSðŸĨģ
1. Trident gum As a kid my mom would always give me this after each meal because I was not an active brusher. Trident is made with Xylitol, and all natural PH salivary, enhancer infamous for killing and preventing bacteria that create cavities and tooth decay. 2. Coco Clove Soda I haven’t used
Chaeebie

Chaeebie

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ðŸĶīsteal my bone notesðŸĶī
as we move forward in my human biology class i have been taking more notes then ever go ahead and steal my one notes to make a quizlet or just to look over happy studying ðŸ–ĪðŸĪ #studies #studytips #lemon8contest #lemon8challenge #sciencestudy
Nichole Rhys

Nichole Rhys

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Slimmer Face
Find the moving bone by your ear. Place two fingers just in front of your ears. Slowly drop your jaw you’ll feel a bone move slightly forward. That’s the spot to press and become aware of when working on jaw alignment. Try it now and feel the difference. #KokoHayashi #KokoFaceYoga #
Koko Face Yoga

Koko Face Yoga

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A person holds a labeled femur bone model in a classroom, illustrating a tip for passing anatomy. The image highlights using 3D models for study, with text overlays "HOW TO PASS Anatomy" and "Swipe."
A foot bone model with labels "Talus" and "Calcaneus" is shown next to a laptop. The image promotes using "MAGIC SCHOOL AI" to convert PowerPoint slides into outlines for studying anatomy.
An open anatomy textbook with diagrams of the pelvic girdle is shown with a pelvis bone model. The image emphasizes the "White Board Method" for active recall, stating it helps in remembering information.
How to Pass
Anatomy can be SUPER stressful! ðŸ˜Đ Here are some tips to help you passâ€Ķ MagicSchool Ai, I use this to breakdown my PowerPoints. ðŸ–Ĩïļ White Board Method: Active Recall ðŸ‘ĐðŸŧ‍ðŸŦ 3D Modelsâ€Ķ go to the lap and use the models as much as your professor will allow! 🧎 Time: you’re not going to le
KeepingupwithKK

KeepingupwithKK

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Study Tips
How I study for Zoology! (You could also use these tips for other biology courses) - don’t copy lecture notes word for word - make outlines on the systems for each phyla/class - use color and pictures - use quizlet learn to understand the material and flash cards to memorize - for lab pract
Kali 💕

Kali 💕

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A notebook page features handwritten notes on the digestive system, overlaid with text "STEAL MY DIGESTIVE SYSTEM Nursing Notes A+" and cartoon illustrations of a stomach and intestines. A black pen rests on the page.
Handwritten nursing notes on a lined page define the digestive system, alimentary canal, accessory digestive organs, and the anatomy of the mouth, pharynx, and esophagus, with highlighted sections.
Handwritten nursing notes detail the tongue's attachments, the mastication process, and the anatomy of teeth, including their parts (root, neck, crown) and types (incisors, canines, premolars, molars).
STEAL MY Digestive System NOTES to Save Time âģ⌛ïļ
Hi Lemon8 Fellow Students, specifically nursing students!! I thought I’d share some more of my AP 1 notes since y’all loved the Respiratory System Notes 🗒ïļ I just finished my final so hopefully I did well and everything is cemented in my brain now for AP 2!! My Digestive System Notes and di
Stella Studies

Stella Studies

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A student sleeps on a desk in a lecture hall, with text overlay reading 'Anatomy and Physiology Study Guide Chapter 7-11 (Condensed)' and icons of a bone, arm, and X-ray.
A study guide page titled 'CHAPTER 7: SKELETAL SYSTEM - BONE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION (CONDENSED)', detailing skeletal system overview, bone types, functions, classification by shape, and gross anatomy of long bones.
A study guide page titled 'CHAPTER 7: SKELETAL SYSTEM - BONE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION (CONDENSED)', outlining bone marrow, bone cells, bone matrix, bone formation & resorption, and microscopic anatomy.
This covers the must-know topics you should review
#nursingentranceexam #teasexam #hesiA2 #nursingstudent #atitestprep
Cat Lover ðŸ˜ŧ

Cat Lover ðŸ˜ŧ

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Anatomy and Physiology 🍋ðŸĨ°ðŸŦķ
#anatomyandphysiology #nursingstudent #nursingstudenttips #nursing #nursingstudentlife
Mia Nguyen

Mia Nguyen

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A dental assistant student in a white lab coat stands in a hallway, with text overlay 'Things you'll need to Know as a Dental Assistant Student' and a graphic of a tooth.
An illustrated chart detailing permanent teeth and various dental numbering systems (FDI, Universal, Palmer) for both upper (maxillary) and lower (mandibular) arches.
A diagram illustrating the anatomy of a tooth, labeling structures like enamel, dentin, pulp cavity, gums, root canal, bone, cement, and nerve and blood vessels.
Dental Assistant Student
#dentalassistant #college student #dentalstudent #school #teeth These are some of the major things you’ll need to learn in the first semester ! I’m doing a one year associates program, and I’ll be a registered dental assistant at the end of this 🙂 It’s a lot of studying, staying up l
Gaby.ruv

Gaby.ruv

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ðŸŒŋHerbs for Oral HealthðŸŒŋ
Dock, bloodroot, and horsetail are all herbs with benefits for dental health. Here's a breakdown of each one and how they might support oral health: 💚 1. Dock Dock, particularly Rumex crispus (Yellow Dock), has traditionally been used for its detoxifying and anti-inflammatory properties. It
Herbswithjen

Herbswithjen

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A blonde woman with her eyes closed and head tilted back, standing by the ocean. Overlay text reads 'HEALTHY GIRL formulas' with a curved arrow, and 'save these screenshots! every healthy girl needs these in their camera roll'.
A chart titled 'Foods for Gut Health' listing 'MORE OF THESE' (fruits, veggies, whole grains, fiber-rich foods, fermented foods, nuts, seeds, yogurt, lean meats) and 'LESS OF THESE' (sugar, processed foods, artificial sweeteners, alcohol, fried foods).
A diagram illustrating 8 steps for facial lymphatic drainage, showing circular massage motions on different areas of the face and neck, with corresponding textual instructions for each step.
🍏formulas / screenshots for healthy girls ONLY
Save these HELPFUL screenshots that I call FORMULA. I call them like that because they show you STEP BY STEP process to achieve something for yourself that YOU always wanted to HAVE. 🍏 Health=BEAUTYðŸŦķðŸŧ Dont t forget that! Focus on your inner and outer health and you will see how that will turn in
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EvelinaðŸĶĒ

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This image outlines Chapter 7 on the Axial Skeleton, detailing bone structure, the axial skeleton's roles and components (skull, vertebral column, thoracic cage), skull functions, bone counts for cranial and facial bones, and skull sutures like coronal, sagittal, and lambdoid.
This image describes spinal curves (primary and secondary), vertebra structure (body, arch, processes), intervertebral discs, thoracic cage components (vertebrae, ribs, sternum) and functions, types of ribs (true, false, floating), and parts of the sternum (manubrium, body, xiphoid process).
This image details the squamous suture, specific cranial bones (frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital, sphenoid, ethmoid), highlights of facial bones (maxillae, mandible, zygomatic, nasal, lacrimal, vomer, nasal conchae), characteristics of an infant skull, and the vertebral column's functions and regions.
Anatomy
Working full-time but still in school? I help busy students handle online exams, assignments, essays, TEAS, WGU,HESI and proctored tests without the stress. DM to learn more ðŸ“Đ #anatomy #nurse #study #essay #student
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Daily Habits That Keep Me Ahead
Success during the semester isn’t about being perfect—it’s about being prepared every single day. Here are the small but mighty habits I stick to: ✅ Review notes for 10–15 min—Short, daily refreshers = long-term retention. ✅ Check your planner/calendar—Stay ready so you never have to get ready.
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Tyra-Lee ðŸĐš

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