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💡 Anaphylactic: Allergies 💡 Cardiogenic: Cardiac Pump Failure 💡 Obstructive: Obstructed Flow (Blockage) 💡 Septic: Sickly Infection 💡 Hypovolemic: Hemorrhage (Fluid Loss) 💡 Neurogenic: Nerve Damage ⚠️ NCLEX Tip: Most types of shock (especially hypovolemic & distributive), rapid fluid rep
BeautifulNursing™️

BeautifulNursing™️

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is your relationship toxic?...🖤🚨
When I got into my first “serious” relationship in high school, I WISH I knew what an unhealthy relationship looked like! I only learned about love from books, TV, and movies. Looking back, those might not have been the best examples of healthy boundaries. Like… Edward Cullen stalking Bella in Twil
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Sarah Jolie 🌸

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NCLEX Shock Review ‼️
NCLEX review of the different types of shock ‼️ There are SIX different types: 1️⃣Hypovolemic 2️⃣Cardiogenic 3️⃣Obstructive 4️⃣Septic 5️⃣Anaphylactic 6️⃣ Neurogenic 4️⃣,5️⃣ & 6️⃣ are all classified as DISTRIBUTIVE shocks. What else do you want to know about shock?
Nurse Well Versed

Nurse Well Versed

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WARNING!!! Don’t be a VICTIM of a ROMANCE SCAMMER
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Nicole Seider

Nicole Seider

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I GOT A SHOCKER FOR YOU!
I GOT A SHOCKER FOR YOU! #shock #beauty #store #riteaid #antioch #wigs #makeup #hair #nails #reels #shorts
LES “THE PROMO GUY”

LES “THE PROMO GUY”

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