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NursingProf101

@nursingprof101

Clinical Nurse Educator | Visual learner’s best friend 🖼️📚 | Posting cheat sheets, memory aids & must-know nursing facts daily | #NursingStudent #MedEd

San Diego, CA Katılım Mart 2026
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NursingProf101
NursingProf101@nursingprof101·
✅ 3 Tips for Writing Better SOAP Notes 📝
(from this Nurse who’s written/read thousands of them) 👍Most notes can be way better. Here’s how 👇 Tip 1: Tell a clean chronological story 📖 ❌Don’t jump around! Patients rarely tell their story in order — it’s your job to organize it. •Start from when they felt normal → what happened → ER arrival ⏰ •Weave pertinent positives/negatives right after new info (no dumping at the end!) •Delete “of note” — it’s a red flag you’re out of sequence ❌ This one change makes your note 10x clearer. 
💪Students: it shows attendings you’re thinking through differentials 🧠 Tip 2: Know your audience 👥 Your note has 3 key readers: 1Other providers 🩺
 ✅Crisp HPI + easy A/P: short bullets (3-5 max), actual dates (no “tomorrow” or “POD#2”) 2Social Work & Case Management 🤝 
✅Always include estimated discharge date + disposition. They’ll love you and patients will move faster ⚡ 3The business side 💼 (coders, insurance, compliance, lawyers)
 ✅Document smartly so you get paid and stay protected. Use your CDI team! Tip 3: Be succinct ✂️ This isn’t a novel. Post-residency, no one wants walls of text or 15 differentials. Keep it skimmable. Communication > showing off 📉 ✅Summary: •Tip 1: Chronological story 📖 •Tip 2: Write for your audience 👥 •Tip 3: Be succinct ✂️ Better notes = better care, better billing, happier team ❤️ Who has strong note-writing hacks? Drop them below 👇
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NursingProf101@nursingprof101·
🩻 Ever wondered how doctors see inside your body? Here's a vibrant breakdown of the most common medical imaging & diagnostic tests — from X-rays to MRIs, CTs, Ultrasounds & more! Which one have you had before? 👀 #MedicalImaging #Radiology #HealthTech #MedEd #nursing #nurse #nurselife #nurses #nursingstudent #nursingschool #healthcare #rn #registerednurse #nursesofinstagram #nursesrock #nurselife #futurenurse #nursingstudents #travelnurse #nurseproblems #nurselove #meded #nursingeducation #thankyounurses
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NursingProf101@nursingprof101·
Small changes—sleep hygiene, stress management, and seeing a doctor for insomnia or sleep apnea—could pay off big for lifespan and overall health. 🌙✨
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NursingProf101@nursingprof101·
That means not just more hours, but deeper, uninterrupted sleep: consistent bedtimes, reduced screen time before bed, and treating sleep disorders. 🛌📵🩺
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NursingProf101@nursingprof101·
⏰New research suggests good sleep quality and regular sleep patterns have a stronger link to longer life than diet, exercise, or social connections. 💤📊
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NursingProf101@nursingprof101·
🎯Know your target Nurses 🎯 🩸 Preferred Veins for Venipuncture (Blood Draw) Master the best sites for blood draws! 1️⃣ Median Cubital Vein – First choice, most stable, lowest risk 2️⃣ Cephalic Vein – Strong second option (thumb side) 3️⃣ Basilic Vein – Use with caution (pinky side) Pro tip: Save this for quick reference! #Phlebotomy #Nursing #MedicalStudent #MedEd #Venipuncture
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Brandon Luu, MD
Brandon Luu, MD@BrandonLuuMD·
10-minutes on TikTok may feel like a nice break. But in one lab study, it wrecked prospective memory: the ability to remember and execute an intended action. Accuracy fell from 80% before the break to 49% after.
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Mushtaq Bilal, PhD
Mushtaq Bilal, PhD@MushtaqBilalPhD·
The growing inaccessibility of science that you can understand by paying €27.99
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NursingProf101@nursingprof101·
🔬Know your Labs 🧪
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NursingProf101@nursingprof101·
📌 Spot hypo vs hyperglycemia in seconds 👇 🩸 Hypoglycemia = “TIRED” T Tremors ✋ I Irritable / impaired thinking 😠🧠 R Rapid heartbeat (tachycardia) ❤️‍🔥 E Excess sweating (diaphoresis) 💦 D Dizziness / blurred vision 🌪️👀 Think: Low sugar → adrenaline surge ⚡ ☀️ Hyperglycemia = “3 P’s + Dry” P Polyuria (frequent urination) 🚽 P Polydipsia (excessive thirst) 🥤 P Polyphagia (increased hunger) 🍽️ Dry Dry mouth / dehydration 🏜️ Think: High sugar → fluid loss 💧 ⚠️ If severe symptoms or unresponsive, seek emergency care 🚑
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Dr. Filippo Cademartiri
Dr. Filippo Cademartiri@FCademartiri·
🚨🫀 Cardiac CT is no longer just about coronary stenosis.
Photon-Counting CT is turning it into full cardiac phenotyping. And that changes everything. A new JACC editorial makes it clear: 👉 We are moving from coronary angiography to 👉 comprehensive myocardial + coronary characterization in one scan This is not an upgrade. This is a paradigm shift. What PCCT can now do: ✔ Coronary stenosis assessment ✔ Plaque characterization ✔ LV mass + function ✔ Extracellular volume (ECV) ✔ Late iodine enhancement (LIE) for fibrosis detection ✔ Myocardial tissue characterization 👉 All in a single examination And the numbers are impressive: Compared with CMR: 📊 LV mass index → r = 0.963 📊 Ejection fraction → r = 0.947 📊 ECV → r = 0.868 📊 LIE vs LGE → 99–100% segment concordance 📊 Diagnostic accuracy → AUC 0.994 📊 Sensitivity 99% | Specificity 100% Let that sink in. The real implication? We stop asking only: ❌ “Is there obstructive CAD?” And start asking: ✅ What is the plaque biology? ✅ Is there fibrosis? ✅ Is this hypertrophy, amyloid, HCM, or infiltration? ✅ What is the full cardiac phenotype? My take: This perfectly supports what many still underestimate: PCCT is not better coronary CTA. It is the beginning of a new cardiovascular imaging modality. From anatomy ➡️ to biology From stenosis ➡️ to disease From isolated findings ➡️ to integrated phenotyping ⚡ The future of cardiac imaging is not another test. 👉 It’s one scan that answers the real question: What is happening to this patient’s heart?
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Dr Honey choudhary 🩺
Dr Honey choudhary 🩺@Doctors__squad·
Let’s find Healthcare people on X 👇 If you are a: 🩺 Doctor 💊 Pharmacist 🦷 Dentist 🧪 Lab Scientist 🧠 Psychologist 📡 Radiographer 💉 Nurse 🏥 Medical Student ⚕️ Any Healthcare Professional Drop a ❤️ below. ⬇️ Let’s build the biggest Healthcare community on X…
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NursingProf101@nursingprof101·
🩺 Portable Vascular Doppler (GE iMEDXOPT+) Handheld ultrasound tool every nurse uses! Uses sound waves to hear blood flow when you can’t feel a pulse. ✅ Weak/non-palpable pulses
✅ ABI testing
✅ Fetal heart tones
✅ Vascular checks (diabetics, post-op) Key Features:
🔋 Battery-powered & portable
📟 Digital display + “whoosh” audio
🎛️ Volume & settings buttons Pro Tip: Use lots of gel, angle probe 45-60°, move slowly. Listen for triphasic (normal) vs monophasic (abnormal) sounds! Document: “Radial pulse Doppler +2/3” Save for clinicals! 👇 Which device scares you most? #NursingSchool #NurseLife #ClinicalSkills #FutureNurse
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NursingProf101@nursingprof101·
🏥 Understanding IV Cannulas – Essential knowledge for healthcare students & professionals! A thin, flexible tube inserted into a vein to deliver fluids, meds, blood, or contrast directly into your bloodstream. Common Uses: 💧 IV Fluids 💉 Medications 🩸 Blood Transfusions 🚨 Emergency Care 🩺 Pre & Post-Op Color-Coded Sizes (Gauges): • 🟠 Orange 14G – Major trauma, rapid resuscitation • ⚪ Grey 16G – Surgery & fast fluids • 🟢 Green 18G – Blood & standard IVs • 🌸 Pink 20G – General use • 🔵 Blue 22G – Kids & fragile veins • 🟡 Yellow 24G – Neonates & tiny veins Safety First: Always monitor for infection (redness, swelling, pain). Change if needed & let trained staff remove it! Which gauge do you see most often in practice? 👇
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NursingProf101@nursingprof101·
Study up Nurses 🧠
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NursingProf101@nursingprof101·
🩸 Veins vs Arteries — Know the difference! 🔵 Veins (blue) carry deoxygenated blood back to the heart 🔴 Arteries (red) carry oxygenated blood away from the heart Here’s a clear look at the major vessels in the arm — from the Jugular Vein all the way down to the Radial Artery. Save this for anatomy, nursing, or med school studies! #Anatomy #MedEd #Biology #HumanBody
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NursingProf101@nursingprof101·
🫀 Clean & organized ECG Cheat Sheet: • Atrial arrhythmias (blue) • Junctional rhythms (gray) • Ventricular rhythms (dark blue) All 14 common rhythms with ECG examples and key features clearly labeled. Great quick reference for students and clinicians. #ECG #EKG #Cardiology #MedEd
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