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Today is April 30, 2021. Editor's Picks... 🩺 Ruling Out Issues; Step When Applying For NP Program; Parkinson's Disease; Terrified of Clinicals; and Know-It-All.
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🩺 Common-Sense Approach When Ruling Out Issues And Conditions When Caring For Patients
by Dr Georgianna Donadio, PhD
A friend asked me for help. He had spoken to a few practitioners who normally deal with musculoskeletal conditions and at the end of his exploration was still in pain and becoming rapidly more concerned. His doctors and practitioners were looking for the dysfunction/pathology that was causing his symptoms and treatments were not working. I take a common-sense approach...
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8 Parkinson’s Myths Debunked | Knowledge is Power
by J.Adderton, BSN, MSN
April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month, so we are doing our part by dispelling common myths surrounding the disease.
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What You Should Be Doing Now if You’re Applying to a Nurse Practitioner Program
by NursingMentorPRN, BSN, MSN, NP, CNM
As an NP admissions mentor, if I could give one piece of advice to applicants, it would be this: Start early! Read on to learn more...
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An Experienced Student vs A Know-It-All: What I've Learned from Both
by TheNursingdoll
In each class, we usually encounter the know-it-all. It usually goes two ways, it either annoys the hell out of you and leaves you with doubt, or you actually take away a thing or two from the know-it-all. I've had personal experiences with a know-it-all and a knowledgeable student.
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Frozen on the First Day of Clinicals
by kdstarwrites, BSN, RN
Worried you don't know what you are doing? You are so not alone! The fear is real, no matter how prepared you are. Here's a story of how my fear paralyzed me, and some tips to face it head-on.
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Unexplained Diarrhea and Weight Loss: What’s going on? | Case Study
by SafetyNurse1968, ADN, BSN, MSN, PhD
A new case study in which the patient, a 28 y/o white female presents to a primary care clinic complaining of recurrent diarrhea. She first experienced diarrhea three years ago after undergoing reconstructive jaw surgery following a motor vehicle accident.
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