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Pediatric Notes topic (14 out of 14): Infectious and Communicable Diseases. If you are someone who does not feel like reading the ATI textbook and prefers color-coded notes via each subtopic, learns partially from visuals, and likes to keep everything on one page, then my notes are for you. These notes are a combination of PPT notes, images, class notes, and, depending on which topic the notes are on, personal drawings and whiteboards. Please zoom in to read the tiny lettering on the images, etc...

Pediatric Notes topic (1 out of 14): Hospitalized Child. If you are someone who does not feel like reading the ATI textbook and prefers color-coded notes via each subtopic, learns partially from visuals, and likes to keep everything on one page, then my notes are for you. These notes are a combination of PPT notes, images, class notes, and, depending on which topic the notes are on, personal drawings and whiteboards. Please zoom in to read the tiny lettering on the images, etc. Also, please note...

Pediatric Notes topic (2 out of 14): Growth & Development. If you are someone who does not feel like reading the ATI textbook and prefers color-coded notes via each subtopic, learns partially from visuals, and likes to keep everything on one page, then my notes are for you. These notes are a combination of PPT notes, images, class notes, and, depending on which topic the notes are on, personal drawings and whiteboards. Please zoom in to read the tiny lettering on the images, etc. Also, please no...

Pediatric Notes topic (3 out of 14): Respiratory System. If you are someone who does not feel like reading the ATI textbook and prefers color-coded notes via each subtopic, learns partially from visuals, and likes to keep everything on one page, then my notes are for you. These notes are a combination of PPT notes, images, class notes, and, depending on which topic the notes are on, personal drawings and whiteboards. Please zoom in to read the tiny lettering on the images, etc. Also, please note...

Pediatric Notes topic (4 out of 14): Cardiac System. If you are someone who does not feel like reading the ATI textbook and prefers color-coded notes via each subtopic, learns partially from visuals, and likes to keep everything on one page, then my notes are for you. These notes are a combination of PPT notes, images, class notes, and, depending on which topic the notes are on, personal drawings and whiteboards. Please zoom in to read the tiny lettering on the images, etc. Also, please note if ...

Pediatric Notes topic (5 out of 14): G.U. System. If you are someone who does not feel like reading the ATI textbook and prefers color-coded notes via each subtopic, learns partially from visuals, and likes to keep everything on one page, then my notes are for you. These notes are a combination of PPT notes, images, class notes, and, depending on which topic the notes are on, personal drawings and whiteboards. Please zoom in to read the tiny lettering on the images, etc. Also, please note if you...

Pediatric Notes topic (6 out of 14): G.I. System. If you are someone who does not feel like reading the ATI textbook and prefers color-coded notes via each subtopic, learns partially from visuals, and likes to keep everything on one page, then my notes are for you. These notes are a combination of PPT notes, images, class notes, and, depending on which topic the notes are on, personal drawings and whiteboards. Please zoom in to read the tiny lettering on the images, etc. Also, please note if you...

Pediatric Notes topic (7 out of 14): Neurological System. If you are someone who does not feel like reading the ATI textbook and prefers color-coded notes via each subtopic, learns partially from visuals, and likes to keep everything on one page, then my notes are for you. These notes are a combination of PPT notes, images, class notes, and, depending on which topic the notes are on, personal drawings and whiteboards. Please zoom in to read the tiny lettering on the images, etc. Also, please not...

Pediatric Notes topic (8 out of 14): Endocrine System. If you are someone who does not feel like reading the ATI textbook and prefers color-coded notes via each subtopic, learns partially from visuals, and likes to keep everything on one page, then my notes are for you. These notes are a combination of PPT notes, images, class notes, and, depending on which topic the notes are on, personal drawings and whiteboards. Please zoom in to read the tiny lettering on the images, etc.

Pediatric Notes topic (9 out of 14): RBC Disorders. If you are someone who does not feel like reading the ATI textbook and prefers color-coded notes via each subtopic, learns partially from visuals, and likes to keep everything on one page, then my notes are for you. These notes are a combination of PPT notes, images, class notes, and, depending on which topic the notes are on, personal drawings and whiteboards. Please zoom in to read the tiny lettering on the images, etc.