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Rabia Naseem

a blackboard with writing on it that includes the names of different types of people

Human Anatomy And Physiology

Vet Med

Nursing Tips

Physician Assistant

The Organized Twenty-Something: Photo

I would've done so much better in my anatomy & physiology class had I seen this flow chart! The divisions of the nervous system; divided into the PNS (afferent/efferent; autonomic/somatic-sympathetic/parasympathetic) and CNS (brain and spinal cord: cerebrum; cerebellum; brainstem-medulla, pons, midbrain; diencephalon-thalamus and hypothalamus).

a handwritten diagram with different types of words and numbers on the bottom right corner

Medical Laboratory Science

Nursing School Survival

School Nursing

Nursing School Studying

Hypersensitivities (type I, II, III, IV, V)

Type 1: Plain old allergy (asthma, anaphylaxis, atopy) Type 2: Antibody-dependent, cytotoxic (think of autoimmune hemolytic anemia) Type 3: Immune complex disease (like a lot of the autoimmune conditions: rheumatoid, lupus) Type 4: Delayed/Cell-Mediated (mediated by T cells, T cells are slower to react than antibodies, so this reaction takes a couple days) Type 5: Receptor-mediated autoimmune disease (Graves, myasthenia gravis)

an x - ray shows the foot bones and their corresponding muscles, including the carpus

Medical School Studying

Nursing School Notes

Rad Tech

Radiographic Anatomy of the Skeleton: Foot -- Oblique View, Labelled

an old man with a long white beard holding a book in his hand

Medical Residency

Residency Medical

The 10 Commandments

Medical School Graduation

10 Commandments

Life Right Now

Interpersonal Relationship

Trial And Error

Med Student

10 Commandments of Intern Year - How to Rock it From Day One

The transition from medical student to Resident can be tough with trial and error being your only form of learning. Use the 10 Commandments of Intern Year to help guide your transition and put you into the running for IOTY (Intern of the Year) from day one.