Presentation- Nursing Mnemonics And Acronyms (Cardiovascular System)

Mnemonics and acronyms help us retain information more efficiently. These can be helpful especially if you have an upcoming exam or if you are reviewing for NCLEX-RN. Always remember that its not always about how hard you study, but how smart you use your time to absorb as much information as you can. Here are 50 Nursing mnemonics and acronyms every nurse should know now: Nursing Mnemonics and Acronyms (Cardiovascular System) 1. Angina Precipitating Factors 4 Es. Angina is not a disease, but a symptom of an underlying heart condition. Angina is commonly associated with discomfort or tightness across the front of the chest. Symptoms are usually caused by precipitating factors such as exertion, eating a large meal , emotional distress or extreme temperatures. The pain may also be felt in the arms, neck, jaw or stomach. COPY RIGHTS https://usmlebooksdownload.com2. Circulatory Checks 5 Ps. The circulatory systems role is to transport oxygen and nutrients throughout the body. When a person is in a critical state, one of the most important things to do is to assess the persons nerve function and blood flow. o Pain is assessed using the pain scale and by asking the patient about the characteristics of