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I DON'T even know where to start? Any advice?l
I agree with the poster below, starting with Fluids & Electrolytes, Acids & bases is a great idea. This is an important foundation for nursing. We may not draw ABGs (usually RT does), but we need to understand them, know what happens in our patient's when they're on a vent, or in DKA, or hyperventilating, etc. so that we can PREPARE and PREVENT complications from happening.
So, tell us, what do you remember about this?
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Hi Everyone,
I'm currently a student. I'm creating this thread to review my pathophysiology material. I feel like I"ve forgotten so much. I really need your support in participating and in adding addition information to my material. I'm going to use this thread to motivate me to post most of the review. THANK you for participating :)