School is back in session
Sorry it has taken me so long to post. School is back in session and I also started a new job at the hospital. I am working in a progressive care unit, plus still have my two research jobs as well. Needless to say, things have been very busy for me. I will continue to post as time permits. Hope everyone is doing well.
Nursing – Infection Control Diagrams
Attached you will find a PowerPoint containing diagrams on infection control. I created them for a first year nursing class. As always, feel free to use or edit them to fit your needs. Also, if you find them useful, please click on my sponsor’s links.
Here are a couple of screen captures from the PowerPoint . The first one highlights basic needs for pathogen survival. This is important to consider because if you can alter any of these basic needs, the pathogen will not be able to survive. The second diagram highlights how older adults are more at risk for infection.
There are 11 slides in total on the PowerPoint. Each of them highlights a different aspect of infection control.
Pathogen needs for survival - infection control
Infection Risk in Older Adults
CLICK HERE FOR FREE POWERPOINT: INFECTION CONTROL DIAGRAMS
Free Anatomy & Physiology Worksheets – DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
Here is a worksheet that highlights the gross anatomy of the digestive system. It utilizes labeled photos from the various models we had in our Anatomy lab.
Here are two screen captures from the free Anatomy study guide. If you find my study guide useful, please do me a personal favor and click on the advertising links on this website. Thanks. -Kyle
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM – GROSS ANATOMY
Gross Anatomy of Digestive System (labeled)
ANOTHER PHOTO FROM FREE STUDY GUIDE – GROSS ANATOMY OF DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
Gross Anatomy of Digestive System (head and throat)
FREE ANATOMY STUDY GUIDE – DIGESTIVE SYSTEM (gross anatomy)
Free Anatomy & Physiology Worksheets – MAJOR ARTERIES & VEINS
Here is another free Anatomy and Physiology worksheet. This one covers major arteries and veins in the human body. The photo is of one of the models we have in the lab. You will see a screen capture from the study guide below. During our exam for anatomy, we had to label the model similar to what you see in the study guide. If you are able to quickly and easily label the following structures, it was an easy A for the lab component of Anatomy.
If you find my free Anatomy and Physiology study guides helpful, please click on the link for my sponsors. As always, thanks for your feedback and assistance in identifying more resources for Anatomy & Physiology, as well as Nursing School. -Kyle
MAJOR ARTERIES & VEINS
Major Arteries and Veins labeled on model
FREE ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY STUDY GUIDE – MAJOR ARTERIES & VEINS
Free Anatomy & Physiology Worksheet – NEUROLOGICAL & ENDOCRINE SYSTEMS
Here is another free Anatomy and Physiology worksheet. This one primarily covers the gross anatomy of the neurological and endocrine systems.
If you find the free Anatomy and Physiology study guide helpful, please click on the sponsor links on this website. I welcome your comments and feedback. Also, if you are willing to share any cool study resources, it would be most appreciated. Thanks. -Kyle
Here is a screen capture from the study guide:
GROSS ANATOMY – ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
Gross Anatomy of Endocrine System (labeled)
FREE STUDY GUIDE – NEUROLOGICAL & ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
Free Anatomy & Physiology Worksheets – HISTOLOGY TISSUE TYPES
Here is another free anatomy and physiology worksheet and study guide. This one covers microscopic anatomy of various tissue types. I enjoyed creating this study guide as I really like histology and utilizing the microscopes to identify tissue types and structures.
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Here is a screen captures from the study guide:
LABELED HISTOLOGY SLIDES
Tissue types including Cardiac Muscle, Skeletal Muscle, & Smooth Muscle
HISTOLOGY STUDY GUIDE & WORKSHEET
Free Anatomy & Physiology Worksheets – MIDSAGITTAL BRAIN STRUCTURES
Here is another free study guide for Anatomy and Physiology students. This guide covers structures in the midsagittal brain. The guide consists of a photo taken from one of the models in the lab, and is then labeled.
If you find this study guide helpful, please click on the links for my sponsors to the website. Also thank you for your comments and any resources you feel like sharing with others. Thanks again. -Kyle
Here is a screen capture from the study guide:
MIDSAGITTAL BRAIN STRUCTURES LABELED
Midsagittal Brain Structures (labeled)
MIDSAGITTAL BRAIN STRUCTURES WORKSHEET
Free Anatomy & Physiology Worksheets – EYE & EAR
This worksheet covers eye and ear anatomy from a gross anatomy perspective, as well as a microscopic anatomy perspective. I included various photos of the eye and ear, including worksheets asking you to label each structure. Below are screen captures from a couple of photos in the study guide. You can download the complete study guide at the bottom of this posting. Also, if you find my study guides helpful, please take a moment to click on the link for my advertisers.
Thanks for your support and comments. – Kyle
Here are a couple screen captures from this study guide:
INNER EAR – MICROSCOPIC VIEW
Microscopic view of Inner Ear
EYE – MICROSCOPIC VIEW of EYE STRUCTURES
Microscopic view of Eye
FREE ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY WORKSHEET – INNER EAR & EYE
Free Anatomy & Physiology Worksheets – CRANIAL NERVES
Attached you will find a worksheet I created outlining the Cranial Nerves. The great thing about this worksheet is I was able to get photos of actual skulls and identified the openings for each of the nerves (see photo). In our final lab exam, we had to identify the cranial nerves this way.
These photos were extremely helpful in helping me study and memorize the location for each of the cranial nerves. On the worksheet, I showed where the cranial nerves are on one page, and then created a worksheet where you had to fill in the cranial nerves on your own. If you have any study materials you think others would appreciate, please forward them to me so I can share with everyone.
If you find my materials useful, please do me a favor and click on the advertising links on my website. Thanks for your comments and support. -Kyle
CRANIAL NERVES – VIEW FROM ACTUAL SKULL
Cranial Nerves (labeled)
ANOTHER SCREEN CAPTURE – CRANIAL NERVES SUPERIOR ORBITAL FISSURE
Cranial Nerves that travel through Superior Orbital Fissure
FREE CRANIAL NERVE STUDY GUIDE
FREE Anatomy & Physiology Worksheets and Study Guides
Are you applying to Nursing School and need to get an “A” in Anatomy or Physiology? I was in the same situation last year and created a number of study guides and worksheets to assist me with both classes. At IUPUI, Anatomy is a 5 hour class that includes a lab. Physiology is a separate 5 hour class that includes a lab. Due to the competitive nature of admission into the Nursing program, it was important for me to earn as high a grade as possible in both courses.
I created several study guides for the Anatomy class I took as a prerequisite for Nursing School. The next several posts will contain some of these study guides. As a visual learner, I found these study guides extremely helpful. All of the study guides and worksheets can be found on the ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY study resource page (click link). FREE ANATOMY WORKSHEETS & STUDY GUIDES.
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