nursingdivastudent

Hello, I'm doing some brief research on Heparin for my pharmacology class and was wondering if any of you may know of some great refereed/scholarly websites to reference?

so it was stroke!

there's this question that was on a test that i took today that read: A middle-age obese male with a 15 year history of hypertension is at risk for what pathologic condition? A. Stroke B. Anemia C. Cancer D. Infection i've been trying to dig up the answer to this question & can't find it for the life of me & just really curious to know what the correct answer is.

Thanks:) of course it wasn't even on the exam!

I'm new to this site so i'm not really sure how to

I'm getting ready for my dosage final & trying to figure out the correct answer to this question because it's not stated directly in the text. I'm thinking Piggyback would be the answer. Is that correct? Thanks in advance.

i'm not really crazy about social media so it doesn't kill me to be away away from it, my main problems have been discipline & procrastination but these last two days i've done well with reading ahead & going to the library for set hours. I feel so much better.

thanks! I'm gonna make this a habit & stick to it.

Thanks :)

No, me saying that was to point out that i didn't have to put as much time into studying for pre-reqs to be successful as i do in nursing.

Okay so i'm a level 1 student & of course prior to nursing school i've made nothing but A's & B's with minimum effort. I can be honest and say i've unfortunately come into nursing school with the same approach when it comes to my work. Now the semester is coming to a close and i'm borderline C/D with one more class exam, kaplan test, & comprehensive final. I know i'm capable of passing the test,my problem is discipline and putting my feet and hands to work to meet my intentions- biggest procrastinator :/. I know it sounds bad & to basically sum it up i've been lazy! I've learned my lesson the hard way & at a very time pressing point in the semester but i seriously will do anything to pass and refuse to consider dropping or repeating. Any advice on how i can tackle these exams and study effectively without overwhelming myself? Thanks