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The onset of action for NTG is roughly 1-5 minutes (though it may peak closer to 5-10 minutes depending on the patient). You should check a blood pressure before and after the administration of NTG.
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Identical twins will most often share the same placenta, while fraternal twins have two different placentas.
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Which lung sound is commonly described as “rice-krispies”?
Hint: 💧🫁
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Medical Trivia
Salivation
Lacrimation
Urination
Diaphoresis
Gastrointestinal upset
Emesis
What condition is commonly associated with this mnemonic?
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Most endocrine disorders can be categorized by either:
⬆️Excessive release of hormones: hyperthyroidism, hyperadrenalism
⬇️Inadequate release of hormones: hypothyroidism, hypoadrenalism
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Halfway through the week! Don’t lose your rhythm. Keep practicing and prepping! 🚑
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Test Tip Tuesday:
🧠 Watch for ‘best next step’ wording:
The first correct action often earns points before treatment even starts!
Don’t forget the basics: PPE, Scene Safety, ABCs!
Test Tip Tuesday
Struggling with terminology? Focus on prefixes/suffixes
🔷 brady = slow
🔷 tachy = fast
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Test Tip Tuesday
When 2 answers seem both correct, think about which answer that:
🔥 is more immediate
🩺 is more life-saving
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Weekly study tip! Did you know that sleeping has been scientifically shown to improve information retention? While most people know that getting a good nights rest before a test is ideal, maintaining a consistent sleep schedule can help you retain all those long study sessions!
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You arrive at a factory to find an 18-year-old male lying in a pool of blood after cutting his forearm while lifting a large pane of glass. Your patient is semi-conscious with bright red blood squirting from his arm.