NURSING Medicine/Surgery 1

By nurselinnie

Tags: RN, medicine, LPN, nursing, pathology, anatomy

Med-Surg is one of the biggest and most content-heavy nursing courses, and it can be hard to keep up with everything. Between lectures, clinicals, and endless PowerPoints, studying can quickly become overwhelming.

I created this Anki deck to make reviewing easier. Instead of spending hours making flashcards, you can jump straight into studying with active recall—the study method that’s been shown to improve long-term retention.

What’s Included

🫀 High-yield Medicine & Surgery I flashcards 📚 Core disease processes and pathophysiology 💉 Nursing assessments and interventions 🩺 Signs & symptoms, diagnostics, and treatments 💊 Medications and nursing considerations 🧠 Active recall cards designed for long-term retention

Perfect For Nursing students taking Med-Surg I Midterm and final exam prep Clinical preparation NCLEX-style review

This deck was built from my own nursing school notes and lectures to help simplify difficult concepts and make studying feel less overwhelming. Whether you’re reviewing a little each day or cramming before an exam, it’s designed to help you study more efficiently and feel more confident.

NURSING Medicine/Surgery 2

By nurselinnie

Tags: LPN, RN, pathology, nursing, medicine, anatomy

Med-Surg II takes everything you learned in Med-Surg I and turns it up a notch. With more complex conditions, medications, and nursing interventions, it can feel impossible to remember everything before an exam or clinical.

I made this Anki deck to help take some of that stress away. It’s the study resource I wish I had from day one—organized, high-yield, and designed to help you actually remember the material instead of endlessly rereading notes.

What’s Included

🩺 High-yield Med-Surg II flashcards 🫀 Complex disease processes and pathophysiology 💊 Medications, side effects, and nursing considerations 📋 Assessments, diagnostics, and priority nursing interventions 🧠 Active recall cards using spaced repetition to improve retention

Perfect For Nursing students taking Med-Surg II Midterm and final exam review Clinical preparation NCLEX-style studying

This deck was created from my own nursing school lectures and study notes to help simplify challenging concepts and save you hours of making your own flashcards. Whether you’re reviewing throughout the semester or doing a final review before exams, it’s designed to help you study more efficiently and feel more confident.

✨ Spend less time creating study resources and more time learning.

Dentistry Flashcards

By ThinkingCrowns

Tags: dental, dentistry, MFDS, MFD, MJDF, dental exam

Over 600+ dental flashcards for dental students and dentists!

The contents of these flashcards are based on United Kingdom’s syllabus and guidelines.

Please send us an email for a free trial deck!

Topics included are: Anatomy, Biochemistry, Biomaterials, Cariology/Operative Dentistry, Ethics, Professionalism & Communication, Medical diseases/Emergencies, Microbiology, Oral Biology, Oral Medicine, Oral Surgery, Orthodontics, Paediatrics, Pathology and Oral Pathology, Periodontology, Pharmacology, Prosthodontics

If you would like to request the topics to be in separate decks, please do not hesitate to contact us with a proof of purchase.

Best wishes,

ThinkingCrowns

Email: askthinkingcrowns@gmail.com

Medical Latin Dictionary

By Daniyal

Tags: anatomy, medicine, latin terminology

  • This deck is designed for the medicine students, and those who have Latin in their field of studies, to understand the basics of terminology in many subjects such as anatomy, histology, pathology, applied anatomy etc.
  • The words were collected one by one, looking at their etymologies.

Usage:

  • The deck includes not only the meanings of each word, but some of the cards provide some hint to accomodate the knowledge with another thing, so it can be memorized easily.
  • The cards do not have a certain order, but when searching for a specific word in the browse section, you can just sort them by their fields, putting them in an alphabetical order.