I took a little break from the education and wanted to do this fun Q+A so you can get to know me as your host for the show!

Take a sample HESI test with me! https://nursehub.com/free-hesi-a2-practice-test/

After not having taken an anatomy class for almost two years, I attempted to take the anatomy section of a HESI exam to see what my score would be. Did I retain enough information to pass?

Make it make SENSE... ha, get it? Okay, the lame jokes are over. For now. I sent out a survey asking my followers which of their five senses they would lose. In addition, I provided some personal insights and some fun facts on why humans have a sense of smell.

TW: drug use/abuse

Today we delve into steroid use and its effects on the human body.

Epidemiology has been the pinnacle of COVID-19 pandemic studies. This study of the spread of diseases has surely risen in prominence over the past year and a half. In this episode, we'll talk about some basic ideas, definitions, and I even threw in a random fun fact about the North Sentinel Island.

I would hope you know this, but your body needs protein. Your organs need protein (amongst other things) to function and keep you alive. I went through a table from Johns Hopkins University that lists different amounts of protein in the meats we eat often here in the U.S. Don't worry, my vegans get their share as I cover beans and legumes too.

Inspired by last week, we'll deep dive into other UNhealthy trends. Did you know that diet-conscious ice cream ironically has antifreeze? Or that celery juice is not as healthy as it sounds? Let's look into that and much more. The article I read in this episode is from Society19.

NOTE: 01:45 - an 8 oz cup of coffee has 95 mg of caffeine, not 200**

The internet has always been full of dumb challenges, no doubt. One of the latest trends that has taken TikTok by storm is something called "dry scooping". Today, we sit down and listen to me candidly judge this trend and the stupidity of the people behind its popularity.

Possible content warning: blood

Donating blood is easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy as long as you're taking care of your body. Let's talk pre-donation, donation, and post-donation guidelines...