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5 Trach Care Tips to Save 🫡 #nursingskills #nursingnotes #RN #trachcare #nursesofIG #tracheostomy #clinicalskills #nurseinthemaking

Intramuscular Gluteal Injections 🍑 Gluteal (buttock) Intramuscular Injections: Ventrogluteal vs Dorsogluteal Sites . Optimal site for gluteal #intramuscularinjections - More traditional dorsogluteal site (upper outer quadrant of the buttocks) has been used for decades, but some research suggests the ventrogluteal site (hip region) may offer distinct advantages - Ventrogluteal Advantages: ✅ Greater distance from major nerves/blood vessels ✅ Thicker muscle mass in most patients ✅ Lower risk of sciatic nerve injury ✅ More consistent muscle depth ✅ Better absorption rates Dorsogluteal Considerations: ⚠️ Closer proximity to sciatic nerve ⚠️ Higher risk of hitting blood vessels ⚠️ More subcutaneous fat variation ⚠️ Traditional familiarity among practitioners Recent studies indicate the ventrogluteal site is particularly beneficial for: 🔹 Larger volume injections 🔹 Regular medication administration 🔹 Patients with varying body compositions 🔹 Reducing injection complications However, proper technique and anatomical #gluteus landmark identification are crucial for both sites. Healthcare providers should consider: 📍 Patient position 📍 Proper landmark identification 📍 Needle length selection #ClinicalSkills 📍 Individual patient factors . 👇 Had a buttocks injection? How did it go? SHARE your experience & tips . . #buttocks #injections #injectiontraining

Starting 2025 off with OBGYN!!! Next week I’ll be on nights 😆 more to come on how that goes! #medstudentlife #OBGYNRotation #ThirdYearMed #MedicalSchoolTips #MedStudentJourney #FutureDoctor #HealthcareTips #OBGYNLife #MedicalAdvice #DoctorInTheMaking #MedSchoolHacks #StudentDoctor #MedTikTok #DoctorLife #LearnWithMe #WomenInMedicine #MedicalCareer #ClinicalSkills #MedStudentVibes #MedSchoolStruggles #medicalstudent #medicine

A medication pen is just a vial. Ellis demonstrates how to "draw up" a dose. #ClinicalSkills #Injections #NCLEX #ATI #Kaplan #HESI #NursingStudent #Nurse #NurseEducator #penprep #NursingSchool

Master Heart Valve Auscultation with Mnemonic ‘All People Exhibit True Motivation’! Aortic: 2nd ICS, right side – Listen for murmurs like aortic stenosis, radiating to the carotids. Best heard sitting forward. Pulmonic: 2nd ICS, left side – Assess for conditions like pulmonic stenosis or a fixed split S2 in atrial septal defects. Erb’s Point: 3rd ICS, left side – Focus on S2 sounds, ideal for detecting aortic or pulmonic regurgitation. Tricuspid: 4th ICS, lower left sternal border – Check for tricuspid regurgitation or stenosis. Mitral: 5th ICS, midclavicular line – Best for mitral stenosis or prolapse, especially in the left lateral decubitus position. NCLEX Tip: Use patient positioning to enhance auscultation! Mitral sounds pop in left lateral, while aortic/pulmonic are clearer sitting forward. #heartauscultation #cardiacassessment #clinicalskills #auscultationtips #nclex #heartvalvesounds #medicalmnemonics #patientpositioning #nursingtips #cardiology #hearthealth #medicaleducation #stethoscopeskills #mitralvalve #aorticstenosis #pulmonicstenosis #tricuspidregurgitation #erbspoint

Drop your answer below and show off your NCLEX knowledge! Let’s see how well you handle this critical nursing scenario. #nclexprep #nursingquiz #criticalthinking #nursingschool #nursinglife #futurenurse #healthcareheroes #nurselife #nursingstudents #nurseeducation #clinicalskills #nursingchallenges #patientcare #nclexquestions #nursingjourney #nursingcommunity #nurseknowledge #studyhard #clinicalpractice #nursingtest #nextgennurses

Clinical skills day get ready with me #clinicals #clinic #clinicalskills #grwm

📝 Are you ready to ace taking report in your clinicals? Here’s how to do it like a pro! 🌟 Taking report effectively is a crucial skill for nursing students. Here are some tips to help you master this essential task: 1️⃣ Know Your Patient: Before you take report, review the patient’s chart and familiarize yourself with their history, medications, and current condition. 2️⃣ Use a Standardized Format: Follow a consistent structure, such as SBAR (Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation), to ensure you cover all necessary information. 3️⃣ Listen Actively: Pay close attention to the information being shared and take notes to help retain key details. 4️⃣ Ask Clarifying Questions: If you don’t understand something, don’t hesitate to ask for clarification to avoid miscommunication. 5️⃣ Summarize: After the report, briefly summarize the key points back to the person giving the report to confirm your understanding. Feeling more confident? You’ve got this! 💪✨ What tips do you have for taking report? Let us know in the comments! 👇 #NursingTips #NursingStudent #ClinicalSkills

Private Vs. Public Nursing Schools!! #letstalk #NursingStudent #NursingTips #ClinicalSkills #nursingstudent #nursingschool

👩‍⚕️🎓 Calling all nursing students! Are you ready to deepen your understanding of lung sounds? 🌬️💉 Lung sounds are vital indicators of respiratory health, and knowing the differences can enhance your clinical skills! Here’s a quick guide to common types of lung sounds: 1. Crackles (Rales): Short, popping sounds often heard during inhalation. They can indicate fluid in the lungs. 2. Wheezes: High-pitched sounds caused by narrowed airways, commonly associated with asthma or bronchitis. 3. Rhonchi: Low, snoring sounds resulting from mucus in the larger airways, often resolving with coughing. 4. Stridor: A harsh, high-pitched sound during inhalation, indicating an obstruction in the upper airway. 5. Pleural Friction Rub: A grating sound from the inflamed pleura, often felt in conditions like pleuritis. Understanding these sounds can make a significant difference in patient care! 🔍💚 What lung sound are you most curious about? Share your thoughts in the comments! 👇 #NursingStudents #LungSounds #clinicalskills #nursingschool #nursingstudent #clinicals