Traditionally, pharmacy students learned about preparing and dispensing medicinal drugs by studying from books and listening to class lectures. Nowadays, simulated medication has amplified pharmacy training with a more realistic and hands-on approach. The inclusion of tools like nursing supplies enhances...
Medical patients fear pain more than anything else. Before a medical procedure, patients plead with their doctors and nurses to do whatever it takes to prevent or reduce their risk of feeling pain. Whether through medications, anesthetic injections, or physical...
Pharmacology is the area of medical training that concerns the relationship between medicinal drugs and the human body. Medical students studying pharmacology will learn about the natural and synthetic chemical agents used to create oral medications and how the human...
Medical training kits are specialized kits containing a variety of medical supplies necessary for administering specific medical treatments or procedures. These kits often include essential nursing supplies used in clinical settings, making them invaluable for both nursing students and medical...
People with difficulty urinating are given catheters to help them drain the urine from their bladders. Catheters are narrow, flexible tubes inserted into the bladder to drain the urine inside of it when people are unable to do it through...
Medical school graduates training to become surgeons must partake in surgical residency programs for anywhere from 3 to 7 years. Surgical residency programs give residents hands-on training to learn, practice, and develop their surgical skills before entering the profession for...
Medical students require hands-on training to prepare them for real-life situations where they must treat human patients. Part of this hands-on medical training requires students to practice drawing blood, giving injections, performing CPR, breast examinations, inserting IVs, defibrillation, and administering...
Ampules are small cylindrical glass or plastic containers that store and preserve pharmaceutical drugs, chemicals, and other medical-related solid and liquid substances. Vials are like ampules, except they are larger, reusable containers. Since you must crack open ampules to access...
Nursing students spend years in classrooms learning medical terminology and clinical procedures to assist doctors and treat patients. However, transitioning from the classroom to a clinical setting is a different experience because they must test their newfound knowledge and skills...
