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Tay's Quizlets

My process of creating a Quizlet set is as follows. First, I read the content and take notes. Second, I dive deeper on any topics I don't feel I understand well. Third, I chunk out my notes into bite-sized items. Fourth, I summarize each of those items; this is what the final card looks like.

Producing Quizlets has been tremendously helpful for me while learning any topic. It's another exposure to topics and gives me the chance to come back for quick refreshers over and over. Additionally, it gives me a fabulous way to quiz my friends and fellow students which just cements the ideas for us. All of my sets sorted by subject can be found below or on the Quizlet website.

Disclaimer: While I do my best to make my Quizlets factually correct, I cannot guarantee accuracy. I highly recommend comparing the content of my Quizlets to the content provided by your professors to ensure the information is accurate. If you notice any inaccuracies, please send a feedback request. Additionally, I am in no way dictating what classes are required as prerequisites for nursing school, which are required in nursing school, or providing comprehensive content. Please check your program requirements.

PRE-NURSING

Anatomy (BIOL 2320)

Anatomy is a cornerstone course that should be completed with high marks and must be completed before applying to most nursing schools. This course teaches the gross anatomy of human bodies between the microscopic and body systems scales.

A folder with all of my Anatomy sets can be found here.

Individual Sets (Subtopics)
Human Anatomy - Fundamental Anatomy, Planes, and Regions
Human Anatomy - Helpful Bone Terms
Human Anatomy - Axial Skeleton Parts and Landmarks
Human Anatomy - Appendicular Skeleton Parts and Landmarks
Human Anatomy - Misc Skeleton Trivia
Human Anatomy - Integumentary System
Human Anatomy - Movements
Human Anatomy - Articulations
Human Anatomy - Helpful Musculoarthritic Terms and Triva
Human Anatomy - Muscle Names and Locations
Human Anatomy - Critical Muscle Synergistic & Antagonistic Groups
Human Anatomy - Critical Muscle Actions
Human Anatomy - Critical Muscle Origins and Insertions
Human Anatomy - Extra Muscle Names and Locations (Facial, Neck)
Human Anatomy - Extra Muscle Names and Locations (Perineal)
Human Anatomy - Extra Muscle Names and Locations (Manus)
Human Anatomy - Extra Muscle Names and Locations (Pedal)
Human Anatomy - Microanatomy of Muscles
Human Anatomy - Cranial Nerves
... more organ system quizzes to come soon
Human Anatomy - Fluency Interview Example Q&As

Additional links to each set, for quick access directly from this page, will be added as I finish the course.

Physiology (BIOL 2420)

Physiology is a cornerstone course that should be completed with high marks and must be completed before applying to most nursing schools. This course teaches the chemical and homeostatic processes of the human body.

NOTE: I have not started the Physiology course yet, so not folder or sets have been created.

Individual Sets (Subtopics)
Links to each set, for quick access directly from this page, will be added once I complete the course.

Anatomy & Physiology 2E

Chemistry Fundamentals (CHEM 1210)

Chemistry courses are sometimes required for LPN/LVN programs and are virtually always required for RN and BSN programs. I recommend taking this course before Physiology and before nursing school starts (for LPN/LVN as well). This course teaches fundamental chemistry principles, formulas, and related information.

A folder with all of my Chemistry Foundation sets can be found here.

Individual Sets (Subtopics)
Periodic Table Atomic Symbols, Names, and Numbers (Reduced to Critical Elements for Foundational Chemistry)
Periodic Table Atomic Symbols, Names, and Numbers (Complete) (This is a bonus and goes beyond the scope of the CHEM1210 course content)

CHEM1210 Metric Prefixes
CHEM1210 Common Unit Conversions for Chemistry
CHEM1210 Common Equations and Formulas for Chemistry
CHEM1210 Critical Ions, Strong Acids, Diatomic Elements for Foundational Chemistry

CHEM1210 Chapter 1 Terms
CHEM1210 Chapter 2 Terms
CHEM1210 Chapter 3 Terms

Additional links to each set, for quick access directly from this page, will be added as I finish the course. Please note that I began taking the course in the summer but had to drop it due to a mixup with my enrollment. I'll be restarting the class in the Fall 2026 semester.

Human Development (HDFS 1500)

Human Development is a cornerstone course that should be completed with high marks and must be completed before applying to most nursing schools. This course teaches how the human body develops and changes from before conception all the way until after death.

An acceptable alternative to Human Development, as a prerequisite for many nursing programs, is Human Psychology. I took Psychology several years ago with my first Bachelor's Degree but no longer have access to any Quizlets I may have made.

NOTE: I have not started the Human Development course yet, so not folder or sets have been created.

Individual Sets (Subtopics)
Links to each set, for quick access directly from this page, will be added once I complete the course.

Human Nutrition (NDFS 1020)

Medical Terminology (MEDA 1110)

Additional courses some nursing programs require as prerequisites include Elementary Microbiology (BIOL2060) and Nursing Pathophysiology (NURS2500) OR Pathophysiology (BIOL2520). Most also require English 1010 and 2010 and Stats 1040. I completed English 1010, 2010, and Stats 1040 several years ago during my first undergraduate degree. I plan to take Microbiology and Nursing Pathophysiology in the future.

NURSING SCHOOL

Nothing here yet...

I haven't started nursing school yet, so I have no content to offer toward it at this time.

Off Topic Quizlets

Not all of my Quizlets are directly applicable to pre-nursing or nursing school, but they are always adjacent or applicable. For example, I took an ECG course one summer and produced sets for it.

Echocardiography (ECG/EKG)

A folder with all of my ECG/EKG sets can be found here.

Individual Sets (Subtopics)
ECG Essentials - Triva
ECG Essentials - Cardiovascular Definitions and Word Parts
ECG Essentials - Cardiovascular Conditions and Treatments
ECG Essentials - Cardiovascular Anatomic Terms
ECG Essentials - ECG Rhythm Strips and Waveforms
ECG Essentials - Performing the ECG

Venipuncture (Phlebotomy) & Medical Lab

NOTE: I have not started the Venipuncture course yet, so not folder or sets have been created.

Individual Sets (Subtopics)
Links to each set, for quick access directly from this page, will be added once I complete the course.

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