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This is a comprehensive and detailed note for chapter 1 in Biol 227. U'll need it!! N.B; If this doc helped you to ace you test or exam, please feel free to drop a review. it means a lot. Thank you .

This is a comprehensive and detailed note for Biol 227 with focus on Axon regeneration. U'll need it!! N.B; If this doc helped you to ace you test or exam, please feel free to drop a review. it means a lot. Thank you

Brief presentation on different perspectives of nursing

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Applied Pathophysiology. A Conceptual Approach to the Mechanisms of Disease. Third edition. 3rd edition. Carie A. Braun. Cindy M. Anderson

pply knowledge of normal cardiac anatomy and physiology and assessment techniques in caring for clients with cardiac disorders. ■ Assess functional health status of clients with cardiac disorders, documenting and reporting deviations for expected findings. ■ Based on client assessment and knowledge of the disorder, determine priority nursing diagnoses. ■ Plan, prioritize, and provide evidence-based, individualized care for clients with cardiac disorders. ■ Safely and knowledgeably...

Nclex cardiovascular system The pain of MI is not relieved by rest and nitroglycerin and requires opioid analgesics, such as morphine sulfate, for relief. The pain of angina may radiate to the left shoulder, arm, neck, or jaw. It often is precipitated by exertion or stress, is accompanied by few associated symptoms, and is relieved by rest and nitroglycerin. The pain of MI also may radiate to the left arm, shoulder, jaw, and neck. It typically begins spontaneously, lasts longer than 30 minu...

ADULT Adult Chain of Survival:  Early access: Establish Unresponsiveness/no breathing then activate EMS/911  Early CPR: Provide BLS/CPR within 4 minutes  Early defibrillation: Have an AED on them and shocking within 5 minutes of the arrest  Early advanced care: EMS/code team arriving soon thereafter Choking ‐ Adult 1. Conscious Choking • Are you choking? • Can you speak? • Can I HELP you? • Provide inward and upward Abdominal thrust, just above the navel. 2. Unc...