Nursing school tips

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Psychiatric nursing

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Respiratory/Metabolic Acidosis vs. Alkalosis

Acidosis & Alkalosis

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#NursingStudent #Nursing #NursingSchool

Hematology

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Alcohol use & withdrawal

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Childhood ailments mostly preventable

Mom and baby

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How to Interpret Thyroid Tests to Discover Hidden Thyroid Problems
Grave's Disease #medicalschool #resources #medicalstudent - Image Credits: its.apurplelife

Thyroid

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Critical care nursing

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Understanding Peritonitis "Hot Belly"
Ascites: Complications (calgaryguide.ucalgary.ca).

Liver, pancreatic, gallbladder, & appendicitis

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Lower Urinary Tract Infection: Pathogenesis and Clinical Findings | Calgary Guide
Comprehensive & easy to follow study notes on many other renal conditions available on Etsy now!

Kidney Disease

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33 pages of nursing school notes on all kinds of GI (gastrointestinal) disorders, including GERD, diverticulum, gastritis, PUD, peritonitis, appendicitis, diverticulosis, diverticulitis, intestinal obstructions, IBS, IBD, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis. Notes include pathophysiology, signs and symptoms, diagnosis and treatment, and nursing care!

Bowel obstruct & IBD

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Pediatric & Labor

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Additional Steps Monitor for Signs of a Tension Pneumothorax: Keep an eye out for signs of a worsening pneumothorax, such as: Increased respiratory distress Decreased breath sounds on the affected side Tracheal shift Decreased blood pressure Perform Periodic Physical Examinations: Conduct regular checks for early signs of a developing or worsening tension pneumothorax. Important Notes A sucking chest wound is a life-threatening emergency. Swift action is crucial to prevent further complications. Vented chest seals may be superior to unvented chest seals in treating sucking chest wounds, but this is not a substitute for proper medical care. If you are unsure about the severity of the wound or the patient’s condition, do not hesitate to call EMS or seek medical attention.

Chest tubes & artificial airways

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Skill of the Week: Treat Someone for Shock | The Art of Manliness
#nursingnotes #nursingschool #nurselife #study

Shock

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Nursing pathophysiology
Bronchiolitis | Calgary Guide

Respiratory distress & disease

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Valve/ murmurs & Vein disease

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Addisons & Cushing

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Anemia

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DI & SIADH

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Rosh Review

Diabetes 1&2 & Insulin

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Refeeding Syndrome: Pathogenesis and clinical findings | Calgary Guide

Enteral Feeding

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RAAS system

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Cardiac Markers

MI & Heart Failure

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PDF download for the pathophysiology, nutrition implications, and nutrition interventions for cerebrovascular accident (stroke) based on information from Nutrition & Diagnosis-Related Care 8th Edition by Sylvia Escott-Stump.

Stroke & ICP

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Nursing

Lab values and dosage

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electrolyte imbalance chart - Google Search
MedicoNotes for Medical Summaries - HYPOCALCEMIA – HIGH-YIELD REVIEW 🚨 CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS 🔴 Neuromuscular • Numbness & tingling • Perioral numbness • Tetany, carpopedal spasms • Laryngospasm, muscle cramps 💡 Mnemonic: “CATTS go Numb” (Convulsions, Arrhythmias, Tingling, Tetany, Spasms, Numbness) ❤️ Cardiac • Prolonged QT interval • ST elevation → can mimic MI 🧠 Neuronal • Seizures ⸻ 🔍 PHYSICAL EXAM SIGNS 🫱 Chvostek’s Sign → Facial twitching when tapping facial nerve 💪 Trousseau’s Sign → Carpal spasm with BP cuff inflation 💡 Pearl: Alkalosis ⬇️ ionized calcium → transient hypocalcemia ⸻ 📉 CAUSES OF HYPOCALCEMIA ✅ PTH-Independent Causes 🔹 Vitamin D Deficiency → ↓ sunlight, diet, liver/kidney disease 🔹 Calcium Sequestration → pancreatitis, blood transfusions 🔹 Medi

Fluid & Electrolytes

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