Oluwaseun❣️

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[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

If God can take care of the lilies of the field, you are of far more value to Him and He will take care of you.

Happy new month everyone.

[Oyinn Abdul @Oyinnabdul]

Damn! I’ve made almost 40 hairstyles this year and it’s just June 😅

[Aremo David @Hon_aremo]

When I started Pharmacology, I thought it was just about drugs.

My ignorance deserved an award. 😂💔

I was there thinking,

"You memorize the drug name, what it's used for, maybe the dose... and you're done."

Pharmacology looked me in the eye and laughed. 😭😂

The first lecture started.

Mechanism of action.

Pharmacokinetics.

Pharmacodynamics.

Absorption.

Distribution.

Metabolism.

Excretion.

Before the drug even reaches the patient, it has already traveled more than I have this year. 😂💔

Then they introduced receptors.

Alpha receptors.

Beta receptors.

Muscarinic receptors.

Nicotinic receptors.

Dopamine receptors.

Serotonin receptors.

Histamine receptors.

Every drug seems to have a favorite receptor and an ex it refuses to bind to. 😭😂

Just when you finally memorize one drug...

Pharmacology says,

"Now let's discuss drugs in the same class."

One drug.

Ten cousins.

Each with a different indication.

Different contraindications.

Different adverse effects.

Different interactions.

And somehow...

Almost the same name. 😂💔

Gentamicin.

Amikacin.

Tobramycin.

Netilmicin.

At some point I stopped reading medicine and started reading baby names. 😭😂

Then comes adverse effects.

You finally learn what a drug treats...

Only to discover it can also damage the liver, kidneys, ears, heart, bone marrow, and your peace of mind. 😂💔

Every lecture ends with,

"Remember this side effect. It's very important."

By the end of the semester, every drug has about 37 side effects and somehow the examiner expects you to remember all of them. 😭😂

Then drug interactions arrive.

Drug A increases Drug B.

Drug C decreases Drug D.

Drug E must never be given with Drug F.

Drug G should be taken before food.

Drug H after food.

Drug I without food.

At this point, even the drugs need relationship counseling. 😂💔

Exam period is where Pharmacology becomes spiritual.

Question:

"State four mechanisms of action of fluoroquinolones."

My brain:

"This drug is used to treat... something." 😭😂

The answers were inside my head.

Unfortunately, they were undergoing first-pass metabolism.

Only a tiny fraction reached the exam booklet. 😂💔

Then you leave the exam hall.

Suddenly every mechanism returns.

Every side effect.

Every interaction.

Even the ones that weren't asked.

Apparently, the knowledge had excellent bioavailability.

It simply refused to cross the blood-brain barrier during the exam. 😭😂

That's when I realized Pharmacology isn't just about drugs.

It's about remembering enough information to make Google feel unemployed.

Pharmacology taught me that the real adverse effect wasn't the drugs...

It was studying them. 😂💔

[Ifekam @bethabetter]

Fibroid:
Omg how will she have babies?
Endometriosis:
Omg how will she have babies?
PMOS:
Omg how will she have babies?
Ovarian cyst:
Omg how will she have babies?

Nobody is worried about the woman in pain, struggling and in need of help.

[𝔈𝔷𝔦𝔠𝔥𝔦 @ezichi_rn]

Na billing officer give you bill but na nurse you Dey shout for.

fairs.

[Fatai Ibrahim, RN,MSN 🇳🇬🇺🇸 @rundriveng]

Dear RN,

Something for today Documentation

❌ “Bleeding a lot”

WHY AVOID IT:

“Bleeding a lot” is subjective. One nurse’s interpretation of “a lot” may differ from another’s. It doesn’t describe the severity or provide measurable information.

✅ CHART INSTEAD:

@ 1700 Dressing saturated with approximately 75mL of bright red drainage. Active oozing noted from the surgical incision.

Sterile 4×4 gauze applied and secured with a pressure dressing.

Vital signs obtained: BP 104/60 mmHg, HR 102 bpm, RR 20 breaths/min, Temp 36.8°C, SpO₂ 99% on 2Lits of Oxygen,Patient alert and oriented ×4.

Skin warm and dry,Provider notified.

Will continue to monitor dressing, drainage, and hemodynamic status.

Plan of care Ongoing

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

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It’s 46days since Oyo children were taken.
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Pls keep speaking up.
Pls share for the world to see this.
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[Dagbananurse @dagbananurse]

If life resets, why ah go dey Nigeria in the first place, let alone studying nursing.

[TheDarkNurse @nr_davidolise]

PLAN;
- 10% Petrol infusion 300mL to be administered for 30 minutes.
- Strict input and output monitoring
- Monitor vital signs closely

God abeg 😂😂

[Temi Of ATL🇺🇸🇳🇬 @FavorGrace90]

Flagyl is an antibiotic, stop using it for diarrhea.

[Nanyo 💋🖤 @Nanyo_sae]

Germany Nursing Migration Route (2026) for Nigerian RNs (You do not need OSCE!!!!!)

One advantage of Germany is that you don't need IELTS or an OSCE. Instead, the biggest investment is learning German.

Step 1: Become a Registered Nurse in Nigeria
Requirements
Valid RN licence
Nursing degree/diploma
Passport
Estimated Cost
Passport (if needed): ₦150,000–₦250,000

Step 2: Learn German (B2 Level)

Germany requires most foreign nurses to reach B2 German before full registration.
Estimated Cost

Language school (A1–B2): ₦800,000–₦2,500,000
B2 examination: ₦350,000–₦500,000

Hidden tip: Many employers in Germany now recruit nurses at A2 or B1 level and continue sponsoring language training until you reach B2. This can reduce your upfront costs significantly.

[Instablog9ja @instablog9ja]

Engineering students conduct testing to determine if their designs are earthquake-resistant

[Pamilerin Adegoke @Pamilerin]

No amount of low spending will save you. If the cash flow isn’t constant, you’ll still go broke.
God Abeg 🥺

[Imi Khan @Backhat_dude]

I got my flowers guys !❤️🙂‍↕️

[DNS IRT @ruth_iyanda]

BECOME A NEW ZEALAND/AUSTRALIAN NURSE AT A GO

1. Have your IELTS ready- IELTS ACADEMIC (7 in all 4 or at least 6.5 in writing).

2. Create an account with CGFNS for New Zealand for credentials verification.

3. Fill up the details, pay the required application fee of 480 usd.

4. Send transcript, verification, fill all necessary forms, notarize all documents specifically international Passport data page, Certificate or birth, Degree certificate, Council certificate of Registration, License, and any other required documents. You must notarize them before uploading.

5. Once fully verified, CGFNS (Now trumerit) will forward ur details to Nursing council of New Zealand who will email you with a NCZD ID. You'll be required to pay 480 New Zealand dollars (NZD).

6. You'll be required to download and answer 2 modules online which you'll upload back to the portal.

7. Afterwards you'd be required to pay 130 USD for International Criminal History Check (ICHC).

8. Once confirmed, your portal will notify you that you are now eligible for a Theory exam.

9. If passed the theory exam, Nursing Council of New Zealand will notify you and confirm that you are now eligible for the OSCE exam.

Theory exam can be written in any approved centers closest to your location.

OSCE is only written in New Zealand.

OSCE costs 2800 New Zealand dollars,
Theory costs 140 NZD.

Each has only 3 attempts.
Theory - 3 attempts
OSCE- 3 attempts.

Once passed, your License will be issued within 2 weeks. Afterwards, if u wish to move your license to Australia you apply and takes 1 week, and you'd get an Australian Nursing License equally.

This is less expensive pathway
Cc:@Chinekebiko

[crochet hashira🧶 @Crochetelo_]

Please don’t scroll past, this dress took months to create🥹

[Name cannot be blank @hackSultan]

Good morning.
I just want you to remember these :

1. We still have those kidnapped school children.
2. There’s been no major update or conclusion on that raped festival that happened in that state.

[ỌMỌ́TÁRÁ LAWRENCE @theladymotara]

Just a girl🤭💗