Nursing Science
The 5 Immunoglobulin Simply Explained in 2.5 Minutes
Each type of of antibody Immunoglobulins has different functions. Watch the video to get the simplified explanation of each type.IgA
IgD
IgE
IgG
IgM
Watch the video and answer...
Anatomy & Physiology Introduction in 10 Minutes
It’s not anything like your Anatomy & Physiology class. It isn’t boring. It isn’t long. This is the cutest presentation I’ve ever seen in...
In-Depth with Potassium
A high level of potassium is hyperkalemia. A low level of potassium is hypokalemia. Do not think you can get away with taking the...
New Catchy Song – Memorize the Periodic Table Song
I can not get the Periodic Table song out of my head now.You are probably wondering if you really need to memorize the periodic...
Fluid & Electrolyte Disorders
If you have seen the "Basics of Fluids and Electrolytes," then watch how alterations of fluid and electrolytes can affect the body.What happens when...
The Basics of Fluids & Electrolytes
Pocket Prof Apps provides a review of the basics of fluids and electrolytes in under 35 minutes. Whether you are studying for your finals...
Easy Way to Remember Blood Types
Joe B provides a way to help you remember blood types! It is very easy to get confused between the blood types and what...
21 Steps of Circulation in 5 Minutes
From freshman year all the way until graduation, the circulation of the heart will haunt you! But, you can fight back by becoming confident...
Alkalosis & Acidosis in ROME
Alkalosis vs Acidosis
When in ROME, do as the nurses do in ROME! ROME is Respiratory Opposite, Metabolic Equal. This is a quick and simple...
Mitosis and Cytokinesis Simplified in 10 Minutes
Welcome to nursing school!Before you jump into clinicals, you probably have to take chemistry and biology. Do not fret on the process of mitosis...
Metabolic Acidosis & Alkalosis, Respiratory Acidosis & Alkalosis
How well do you know about acid-base balances?Does respiratory acidosis occur from hyperventilation or hypoventilation?Why is hyperkalemia bad for the heart?Professor John Roufaiel describes...