Mnemonics and Memory Aids - Page 13
Register Today!- Jun 5, '12 by angelavHello all. Is there a way to print this entire thread to put in my study binder?
Thanks in advance. - Jul 17, '12 by withlove89Pitocin gets it goin, Brethine gives a breatherHot & dry- sugar highCold & clammy- need some candyturnforthenurseRN likes this.
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- Aug 24, '12 by jngo91Cranial Nerves:
Old Oliver Often Traveled Through Arches For Very Good Vacation And Holidays - Sep 3, '12 by YownyownANTI GOUT MEDS - "CAP DIE"
Colchicine - deposition of uric acid
Allopurinol - inhibits uric acid
Probenecid - excretion of uric acid
TRANESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA - "3C"
Coughing, Cyanosis, Choking
DIGOXIN TOXICITY – “VANDAB” (0.5-1.2 mg/dl)
Vomiting
Anorexia
Nausea
Diarrhea
Arrythmias
Blurred Vision
LITHIUM TOXICITY – “VANTABS” (0.5-1.2 mg/dl)
Vomiting
Anorexia
Nausea
Tremors; Tinnitus
Arrythmia
Blurred vision
Seizures ;Severe hypotension - Sep 24, '12 by seanynjboyNever Let Monkies Eat Bananas
N - Neutrophils
L - Lymphocytes
M - Monocytes
E - Eosinophils
B - Basophils
All the WBCs Top = greatest to least starting from top...
^^^ I use that one, have been since I took Anatomy 6 years ago...
One of my other nursing instructors taught us:
BE My Lady Now
Same thing just least to greatest - Sep 24, '12 by seanynjboyA way to remember that a PTT is for Heparin is that the two T's together in a way looks like an "H"
Oddly enough I have used that on an exam in school... -