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how in the world do you

How in the world do you memorize all these diseases for pediatrics. :-( I've tried index cards flash cards writing on paper and it just won't stick anybody have any tips on knowing the disease processes why does there have to be so many diseases that i have to memorize :-(

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kids, with a few exceptions of the congenital problems and a handful of communicable infections like chickenpox and measles, get the same medical diseases that adults get. open and print out my critical thinking flow sheet for nursing students to help you learn all the things you need to know for these illnesses. use the pediatric weblinks listed on this sticky to help you find signs ans symptoms as well as information about the various diseases: https://allnurses.com/nursing-student-assistance/medical-disease-information-258109.html - medical disease information/treatment/procedures/test reference websites

when i did peds, at our school

i never memorized the diseases, but instead, read my lecture book, and then read the reviews and rationales book and that was my review, i would read read read and do questions on nclex books and that seemed to work.

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