my study

anatomy, physiology, & conduction system

use CN(VIII)

the underestimated skill of nursing

how to start & discontinue IVs

Maslow's hierarchy of basic human needs & how we deal with stress

ch. 3&4 word vomit

assessing the respiratory system

injection site & diabetes

needles, syringes, injections. oh my.

review of professional boundaries, substance use disorder, & social media

what is safety & what precautions to take

overview of what to look for and how to assess

keepin it clean

all you need to know :)

calculate druuuuug doooooose

pain management & assessment

the 3 checks, 6 rights, ins & outs of administering drugs

methods of oxygenation and signs/symptoms of respiratory distress

all the basics of bp :)

the basics of assessing respiration

where do you take someone's pulse? how? what are the ranges?

diving into temp- factors, average ranges, and a case scenario

overview of what vital signs are and when to take them

more into nervous tissue and the interaction between neurons

basics of neurons

interviewing the patient for a health history

understanding health assessment

cartilage & muscle tissues

coaching & teaching

nursing intuition, ADPIE, & critical thinking

infection & prevention

infection & prevention

connective tissues

squamous & cuboidal epithelium

the basics of tissues & starting with columnar epithelial tissues

the title is pretty self explanatory lol

directional terms and terms for parts of the body from the anterior and posterior view

intro to anatomy with the basics

I'm Katie Hutchings & this is "my study". I'll start nursing school at Southern Utah University in fall 2021 and this is to help me be the best student I can be haha if anyone else comes along feel free to study with me :)