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⏳ Don’t Scroll, Study This⬇️⬇️⬇️ 🌟 Full video on TT! ✨ ⚠️ Signs & Symptoms: BPH: 💧 Urinary hesitancy, weak stream, dribbling 🌙 Nocturia, incomplete bladder emptying 🚨 Risk: urinary retention → UTI Prostate Cancer: ⚠️ Similar urinary symptoms, plus hematuria ⚠️ Pain in pelvis,
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Nurse Nicole

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A nursing study guide titled 'Adventitious Lung Sounds' detailing Wheezing, Rhonchi, Diminished/Absent, Stridor, Crackles, and Pleural Rub. Each sound includes characteristics, causes, and examples. The guide also features anatomical diagrams of the lungs and pleura, a vocabulary section, and a YouTube channel recommendation for learning lung sounds.
Abnormal Lung Sounds
When I initially learned and listened to these I thought there is no way I’d be able to hear this when assessing someone. But they are very distinct once you hear them through your stethoscope! #nursing #nurse #nursingstudent #nursingschool #nursesoflemon8 #nurselifestyle #nursingj
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MonicaBSN

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🚨 IVF isn’t one-size-fits-all. What worked for someone else might not work for you. Because IVF is a tool — and tools only work well when the foundation is solid. 👋 I’m an Embryologist and the founder of OVAHaul, and I teach people how to investigate their fertility before their next cycle so
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THEOVAHAUL

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The subtle sign that can turn into an emergency
This is where NCLEX gets people. It’s not always the loud, obvious symptoms. Sometimes it’s: 👉 mild changes 👉 early warning signs 👉 things that don’t seem urgent yet But if you miss them, the situation escalates. That’s what NCLEX wants you to recognize. Save this—you will see thi
Danica Lee | NCLEX Educator

Danica Lee | NCLEX Educator

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A nurse holds a clipboard and pen on a blue background with colorful dots. The text reads "Charting for New Nurses" and "If its not documented, its not done!" with the Lemon8 logo and username.
Text advises "Don't Chart a Novel" and "Be concise, NOT wordy!" It provides an example of concise charting for patient ambulation versus a wordy one, with books and a pushpin icon.
Text states "Chart what you see, NOT what you think" and "Stick to the facts ONLY!" An example contrasts factual charting of pain with subjective observation, featuring a pain scale icon.
Charting tips for new nurses
🩺✨ Charting = the #1 thing that stressed me out as a new nurse. It feels like you’re either writing a whole novel 📖 or forgetting something important 😅. Here are the BEST charting tips I wish someone had told me — the ones that actually make your life easier and protect you legally. Think: c
Jaqueline | New nurse tips

Jaqueline | New nurse tips

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🚨 If you take Armour Thyroid, NP Thyroid, or Nature-Throid… read this.
On Aug 6, 2025, the FDA announced it will phase out unapproved animal-derived thyroid meds over the next year. Many patients thrive on these, so this is a big deal. 💡 Whether you’re fighting to keep them or getting ready to switch, the smartest move is to prepare now: ✅ Book a doc appointment
Teancum & Emma

Teancum & Emma

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A title image for a nursing article comparing Atrial Fibrillation and Atrial Flutter, featuring a stethoscope charm on a ring against a soft background. The text overlay reads "NURSING: ATRIAL FIBRILLATION VS ATRIAL FLUTTER."
Nursing:Atrial Fibrillation Vs Atrial Flutter
AFib and Atrial Flutter are common arrhythmias that can significantly impact patients’ health. Let’s explore these conditions, their symptoms, treatments, and why they matter to nurses. 💓 What Are They? 1. Atrial Flutter • A single, re-entrant circuit causes “saw-tooth” flutt
Taylor Price RN, BSN

Taylor Price RN, BSN

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Head to toe assessment for nursing students
👩‍⚕️ "Let’s do a quick Head-to-Toe Assessment rundown!" 🧠 “Start with general appearance — are they alert, oriented, and comfortable?” 👀 “Head to neck — check pupils, cranial nerves, lymph nodes!” 💓 “Heart & lungs — listen carefully, left to right!” 🍽️ “Abdomen next — look, listen,
Nurse Desire

Nurse Desire

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🐉**Thyroid Thursday, Energetic Dragons**🐉
Throat Chakra and the Thyroid 🌊**Chakra Wisdom:** The throat chakra governs the thyroid gland, which regulates metabolism and energy. Chronic throat chakra blockages can manifest as thyroid issues, frequent sore throats, or tension in the neck and jaw. 💔**Inner Child Connection:** When we con
Divine Inspirations by AP

Divine Inspirations by AP

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Future nurses this is for YOU 🩺📘 I help with TEAS, HESI, anatomy & physiology, online exams, and coursework so you can focus on becoming a great nurse. Let’s get you that PASS #nurse #nurse💉💊 #patientcaretechnician #student #medstudent
GetHelpWithProctoredExam

GetHelpWithProctoredExam

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A white bowl of yogurt with four strawberries and a spoon, labeled 'healing foods' and 'symptoms of nutrient deficiencies full list'. The background shows blurry plants and a pink blanket.
Text overlay on a background of yellow flowers, detailing symptoms and food sources for Vitamin A, Vitamin B12, and Vitamin C deficiencies.
Text overlay on a background of a white table with a coffee cup and laptop, listing symptoms and food sources for Vitamin D, Potassium, and Calcium deficiencies.
symptoms of nutrient deficiencies & healing food🍊
Please note that it’s best to have blood work done to know exactly what your deficiencies are before taking a supplement and incorporating a drastic lifestyle change. I also believe that our bodies tell us everything if we listen closely. If you are unsure about a deficiency E.g. Omega-3 deficiency
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Sana

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What are Bipolar Disorder Mixed Episodes and symptoms to look for
I am bipolar and recently experienced one of the lowest depressive episodes of my life. I learned that manic episodes can be different, recognizing the early warning signs helps me see if I’m at risk again. Lately I haven’t been sleeping well, 1-3 hrs a night before work. I’m pain stimming move tha
Emma G.🧷 WFH, ADHD, BPD | Emo

Emma G.🧷 WFH, ADHD, BPD | Emo

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A young boy sits at a restaurant table with a plate of food, illustrating the title "Signs of Autistic Children with Low support Needs."
A young boy smiles in a car seat, with text overlays indicating "Difficulty with social interaction" and "Delayed speech."
A young boy stands with his back to the camera, looking at an open landscape, accompanied by text about being "Sensitive to bright lights, loud noises, and strong smells."
Signs of Autism with Low Support needs🌸
Disclaimer: Ive been updating this post to reflect on current and updated terms and more . Thank you to all who are autistic and commented what they would rather see verses what originally was stated. As a mom raising a child with autism, my understanding and his lived experiences are different. Wh
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Anna Marie

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Ashukaru

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If your ADHD symptoms, focus, motivation, or emotional regulation feel worse before your p
If your ADHD symptoms, focus, motivation, or emotional regulation feel worse before your period, postpartum, or in perimenopause, you are not imagining it. COMMENT ⚡️EP143⚡️ on Instagram for what to do In this episode of The I’m breaking down the estrogen-dopamine connection and why it is not as si
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Dr. Jolene Brighten

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