Ward Class is an online resource for student nurses.
Created with the aim of helping student nurses cope with the demands of nursing school and clinicals, it offers free downloads, notes, sample NCPs, sample drug studies, study aids, news and updates, and practical tips to its users.
If you wake up itching every morning and/or always sneeze, chances are, you're harboring pests in your home.
Bed bugs and dust mites are two of the most common pests that plague homeowners. Bed bugs bite, leaving you with whitish very itchy bite marks. Dust mites, on the other hand, can cause asthma or skin conditions like eczema and allergies.
However bothersome bed bugs and dust mites may be, rest assured that their are ways to prevent and control these pests. Below is an infographic on bed bugs and dust mites that will help you keep your homes pest-free.
Hyperhidrosis is a common medical condition characterized by excessive sweating of the palms, feet, underarms and even facial flushing. People with hyperhidrosis sweat excessively and unpredictably even if the temperature is cool.
Among the many forms of hyperhidrosis, armpit sweating is the most common. Armpit sweating is bothersome and if not treated properly, may even result in body odor. But lucky for those who are suffering from excessive armpit sweating, there are treatments that stop or effectively reduce armpit sweating. A new non-invasive long-lasting treatment for excessive underarm sweating has been approved recently giving hope to millions plagued by excessive armpit sweating.
It's that time of the year again when everybody's just so busy. Yes, December is all about preparing for countless family gatherings and get-togethers with friends, plus some last minute shopping for the customary gift-giving. So, we'd like to remind you that despite your very hectic schedules, don't forget to take care of yourself.
Flu season usually begins in December so you have to be extra careful. You don't want to be sick in bed while everybody is out having fun, do you?
First off, we'd like to congratulate the 37,513 out of 78,135 examinees who passed the July 2011 Nursing Board Exam. The board exam results was announced by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) a few hours ago.
We would also like to congratulate the Professional Regulation Commission - Board of Nursing (PRC-BON) for releasing the July 2011 Nursing Board Exam Results within 37 working days.
Below is the complete July 2011 Nurse Licensure Examination Results. We will also publish the Top Performing Schools in theJuly 2011 Nursing Board Exam and the July 2011 Nursing Board Exam Topnotchers.
