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🔑 Steps to Learn Any Disease with This Template Start with Pathophysiology Think: What goes wrong in the body? Example (Heart Failure): The heart can’t pump effectively → fluid backs up → poor oxygen delivery. Add Signs & Symptoms Use what the pathophysiology looks like in the pa
SouthernMama

SouthernMama

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Nursing School Cheat Sheet good luck love ya ❤️😘
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Nurse Terry

Nurse Terry

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This image contains study notes on Cast Care, Traction, and Cataracts, detailing aspects like cast characteristics, types of traction, and cataract symptoms, treatments, and post-operative care.
This image continues notes on Cataracts, then covers Celiac's Disease (malabsorption, gluten-free diet), Central Lines (infection, dressing changes), and the beginning of Stroke information.
This image details Stroke (CVA) information, including types, risk factors, signs, management, and different types of aphasia (receptive, expressive, global) and apraxia.
Mark Klimek Part Three🍋
This consist of: ✨Cast Care ✨Traction ✨Cataracts ✨Celiac Disease ✨Central line ✨Stroke ✨Pharmacology ✨Children in Hospital ✨Cholesterol ✨Otitis Media ✨Cleft Lip/Palate ✨Colostomy ✨Congestive Heart Failure ✨Hearing Aids ✨Measurements ✨Cushings ✨Cystic Fibrosis ✨Cystocopy ✨Fiber
Jam

Jam

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tabs I have open as a PA to keep me sharp
**Tabs I always have open as a PA (because balance is everything):** **DynaMed & UpToDate** – My go-to clinical resources. Whether I’m double-checking treatment guidelines or brushing up on rare conditions, these keep me sharp and confident in patient care. There’s no room for guesswork when
amina

amina

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3 Signs You Might Have Bacterial Vaginosis
Bacterial vaginosis does not seem fun to deal with! It can be itchy and even painful sometimes. It is NOT an STI. It is not too serious in the short term but is not good if left untreated. Some signs include increased vaginal discharge, a distinct fishy odor, and/or watery white or gray discharg
Morgan Green

Morgan Green

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