Valdosta State University

Discusses the functions and differences between cellular respiration and photosynthesis

Explains basic chemistry such as atoms and elements in biology

Explains protists and what makes them different from prokaryotes and eukaryotes

Ch 4-6

Easy to understand and retain summary of ch.1-4 . Highlighting specific context which pertains to review questions and portions of board exam. Visually appealing and can be link to goodnotes for personal customization. Reviews by page number for easy reference.

Memorable Psychiatry by Jonathan Heldt Heldt Jonathan

Chapter 9  The transition from intrauterine to extrauterine life begins with the birth of the newborn.  The initiation of respirations is the first important step in neonatal transition  Inhalation of the amniotic fluid into the lungs helps o promote growth and differentiation of the lung tissue  Intrapulmonary Fluid, Fetal Breathing Movements, and Surfactant o Lung expansion after birth stimulates the release of surfactant, a slippery detergentlike phospholipid that includes l...

Mother Baby Chapter 13  Once the nurse and family members have identified developmental goals for the child, ageappropriate toys, stimulation, play, nutrition, and sleep should be provided to facilitate normal growth and development o Sleep is needed for growth and development o Sleep will increase during periods of growth  A Paradigm Shif o From: deficit model to: positive model o From: linear development to: multidimensional development o From: prescriptive to: collaborative o ...

OB Final Review p. 162; ATI p. 62 Eclampsia; care for a client seizing:  Eclampsia is the occurrence of grand mal seizures in women who have either gestational hypertension or pre-eclampsia and is considered an obstetrical emergency. Maternal complications of eclampsia include cerebral hemorrhage, aspiration pneumonia, hypoxic encephalopathy, coma, thromboembolic events, and maternal death. Eclampsia is a serious condition, and anyone who is pregnant and having a seizure must be consid...

Mother Baby Chapter 23  Kidney o Functions of the kidney include:  Removal of waste products  Filtering the blood  Maintaining fluid and electrolyte balance  Maintaining acid-base balance  Releasing hormones o RENIN: blood pressure regulation  Types of dehydration o Isotonic  Occurs when electrolyte and water deficits are present in balanced proportions  The most common type  Hypovolemic shock is the greatest concern o Hypotonic  Occurs when the e...