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Acetaminophen is used to relieve discomfort and lower fever. Dextromethorphan can help suppress coughing by interfering with brain signals that initiate cough reflexes. Guaifenesin acts as an expectorant. By loosening congestion in your chest and throat, this medication makes coughing…
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Homologous and analogous structures refer to structures between species in biology. A&p class helps students understand the difference between Analogous vs homologous structures. This concept indicates a correlation between structures found among different organisms over time as their evolution occurs.…
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Lower legs lie between the ankle and knee and play an integral part in supporting foot and upper leg functions. Consisting primarily of bones, muscles, and tendons as well as nerves and blood vessels for nerve communication purposes, the lower…
Read MoreWhat is The Difference Between Inpatient and Outpatient?
Healthcare terminology makes the term "inpatient" very distinct; inpatients and outpatients play critical roles within healthcare delivery systems. LPN programs help nursing students with a deeper understanding of both types of services. Let’s get a closer look at an inpatient…
Read MoreCoordinated Care Definition & Why It is Important?
Coordinated Care Organizations, established by Oregon state, deliver healthcare coverage at local or regional levels. Their purpose is to coordinate healthcare providers to improve patient outcomes. (more…)
Read MoreHow to Discuss Your Strengths and Weaknesses During a Nursing Job Interview?
Interviewers love asking job applicants the "strengths & weaknesses" question during interviews for nursing positions in a healthcare facility. They might even throw at you an example of a challenging situation in nursing because it gives a quick way of…
Read More7 Natural Remedies to Speed Up Wound Healing
When an open wound becomes infected, soap alone won't do the trick, and natural treatments such as tea tree oil and honey may provide better solutions than going to your doctor or using topical antibiotics. As always, seeking medical treatment…
Read MoreA Quick Guide About Therapeutic Communication
Effective communication in nursing goes beyond simply discussing patients' medical histories with them - nurses must communicate in such a way that is therapeutically effective with them. Accredited LPN programs facilitate students with these skills. (more…)
Read MoreEndomembrane System: Components & Functions
Have you ever considered how biomolecules are created inside cells, the fundamental unit of life, and then secreted out to be utilized by the organ systems in human bodies? Biomolecules are essential in everyday activities - proteins, carbs, nucleic acids,…
Read MoreHow Do Night Shift Nurses Manage Sleep Schedules?
Sleep deprivation is a frequent challenge in today's fast-paced society. Balancing personal and professional obligations within 24 hours is difficult enough; adding in shift nurses' schedules makes getting enough rest even harder. (more…)
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