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i can't seem to get rid of the air bubble in the syringe, everytime i withdraw the medication. anyone got a good technique to pass on?

thanks a lot for all your help. it was helpful.

i know this is a topic that might have been posted plenty of times, but i just started taking pharmacology this semster. and since i'm on clinical now, i taught it would be good to take initiative to learn about some medicines, but the problem is what isessential to know about a drug? anyone can help? thanks!

me!!!! i have an itchy throat, cough and flu. the medicine i'm taking is not helping much, i now have to turn to chinese medicine. the weather in singapore is not nice, 34 degrees!!!!:barf01:

from what i have seen, a lot of us here are parents or in their 30s. so i was quite curious. for me, i'm 17 gong 18. i'm only 9 months into my nursing course. in singapore, almost majority of the nurses start studying at 17 or 18 years old.

what do you take note when the nurses are passing over report? what do you think is the best way for a student nurse to learn during clinicals?