HAPPY EASTER TO ALL - ENJOY LEARNING MORE

        

Updated 8/25

Dear nurses,

Have a Happy Easter!

Enjoy learning!

In the image above , Lynn is a new graduate who
is full of expectation. She arrives early on her new
unit. But her hopes are shattered when her preceptor,

suggested that she is too busy to do an orientation.

Learn more, by clicking on the link:Critical thinking

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UNDERSTANDING CORRECT MATH CALCULATION

               Correct Math Calculation
 

Updated 8/25

Dear nurses,
Hope your week is going well. 

The image above shows a nurse trying to do a math calculation,

Please take a moment to read and understand what this is about.

Using Decimals  
Have a good day.

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In the image above, Lynn is a new graduate who
is full of expectation. She arrives early on her new
unit. But her hopes are shattered when her preceptor,

suggested that she is too busy to do an orientation.

Learn more, by clicking on the link:Critical thinking

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THE PATIENT IN DKA

Dear nurses,

The image below, is an example of the clinical

 picture of the patient in DKA ( Diabetic Ketoacidosis).
 For more helpful information, 

  please click on the link: DKA 

In the image below, Lynn is a new graduate who
is full of expectation. She arrives early on her new
unit. But her hopes are shattered when her preceptor,

suggested that she is too busy to do an orientation.

Learn more, by clicking on the link:Critical thinking

THE AORTA AND AN ANEURYSM

 WHAT IS THE AORTA? 

The aorta is the largest blood vessel in the body.
It is a very powerful blood vessel and originates
in the heart. The aorta carries oxygenated blood.

It works its way through the chest and abdomen, 
then divides up to supply blood to the legs .

*The heart is a pump that pumps blood around the body.

WHAT IS AN ANEURYSM?

An aneurysm is a bulge or balloon in a blood vessel.

The majority of aneurysms occur in the abdominal 

area.They may also occur along the blood vessels

that divide, after leaving the abdominal area.

An example of this phenomenon is the iliac artery.