skimainiac

Thanks so mcuh. This is an awesome website that I have saved and will reference often.

After the femoral pulse Ihave a hard time find the distal leg pulses. Any ideas or landmarks that work for other people? Knee, ankle and foot. Sometimes I think I may palpate to hard and maybe occlude what I should be feeling. Thanks for your Skimainiac

YEAH for you! I am in my freshman year and wondering what all these tools you used are? Are they books and CD's for review? Would you recommend I get one of these now? Which one. I can only hope to be in your shoes in 1 1/2 years. Cheers to you!:redpinkhe

thanks for your help and also attaching the critcal thinking flow sheet. i need all the help i can get.

Now that I can remember the levels thanks to Daytonite, I still am struggling with the effects of PH levels on the body. Any thoughts? Thanks for your help. This is awesome!

I am confused on the PH levels- acidic and basic. I know I need a better understanding of this because it seems to effect every system in the body. Anyone have a quick easy way to understand and remember this concept? I am just starting clinicals and concerned on not fully understanding this topic. Thanks