
What I Wish I Knew | My Patient With Distributive Shock
04/16/24 • 7 min
This week I opened up some old nursing school notes, and I started remembering how hard nursing school really was!
I remember, in particular, getting a little confused between the different types of shock.
When I was studying distributive shock I found one key 🔑 point that actually cleared up a lot of the misunderstandings and confusion. That started to really turn things around for me in nursing school!
This week I opened up some old nursing school notes, and I started remembering how hard nursing school really was!
I remember, in particular, getting a little confused between the different types of shock.
When I was studying distributive shock I found one key 🔑 point that actually cleared up a lot of the misunderstandings and confusion. That started to really turn things around for me in nursing school!
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