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1 1 LR 118 Learning Lab Models, Kits, & Headsets, Microscopes, Slides Location Locked Glass Cabinets on Wall: A, B, C, D,E, F Cabinet A Inventory Dates- initials: 08/06/09-dav, 01/10/11-dav, 06/19/2013-de Models/Kits Company Quantity Location Answer Key Last Current (Yes or No) Animal Cell (Large) 1 1 A Yes Assess Notes (Pocket Guide) Gordon-Nusing Assessment& Diag Reasoning 1 1 A N/A "Design Your Own" Custom Moelcular Model Kit Lab Aids, Inc 2 2 A N/A Fundamentals of Nursing Clinical Handbook Kozier, Erb- Concepts, Process and Practice 9E 1 1 A N/A Heart 3B Scientific GmbH 2 2 A Yes I.V. Drugs (Pocket Guide) Tomlinson, Ennis-Medications, Techniques, Chart 1 1 A N/A Lippincott's Nursing Drug Guide Karch-Online Toolkit,NCLEX questions, updates. 1 1 A N/A Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Stedman's-Illustrated 7 Edition 1 1 A N/A Nursing Neuromuscular Model 3B Scientific GmbH 1 1 A Yes Nursing Skills (Pocket Guide) Wilkinson & Treas- What You Need to Know 1 1 A N/A Now Organic Chemistry Molecular Model Kt Hubbard Scientific Mod 2 Bag A 4 4 A N/A Q & A Review Cards for NCLEX-RN Exam Silvestri-Iincludes all alternate item formats 1 1 A N/A RNtertainment-NCLEX Exam Review Game With 800 NCLEX examination -style questions 2E 1 1 A N/A Sinus Head GPI Anatomic 1 1 A Yes Skin Layers & Burn Classification Model Denoyer, Geppert 1 1 A Yes Spinal Cord Model (On Wooden Base) Denoyer, Geppert 1 1 A Yes
2 2 Cabinet B Models/Headsets, Blood Pressure Machines, etc. Blood Pressure Monitor w/sphygnanometer Moore 1 1 B N/A Body Parts - Mosby's Medical Terminology Study ISBN B N/A Cards CLEP Official Study Guide (for all 33 Exams) Questions, Guides and Suggestions B N/A Cracking the SAT Book Access to 8 full-length pracice tests 1 1 B N/A Cracking the SAT-Math 1 & 2 Subject Tests 4 full length practice tests Edition 1 1 B N/A Ear Model 3B Scientific GmbH 2 2 B Yes Electronic Blood Pressure Monitor Mabis Healthcare 2 2 B N/A Eye (Small) SOMSO 1 1 A? Eye (Large) 3B Scientific GmbH 1 1 A Yes First Aid, Survival, and CPR (Pocket Guide) F. A. Davis Company 1 1 B N/A Gruber's SAT Word Master Review and Strateegies-2nd Edition 1 1 B N/A Headset MDR-645 (small) Sony 11 0 B N/A Headset (Large) Telex 1 1 B N/A Instant Ear Thermometer Mabis Healthcare 1 0 B N/A Larynx Model (Freestanding) 1 1 B LSAT Lesson Book -Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions B N/A Mastering the Math SAT 1, PSAT Teacher's Edition B N/A Mastering the Math SAT 1, PSAT B N/A Mastering the Math SAT 1, PSAT B N/A Math Workout for the SAT 3rd Edition 1 1 B N/A Mosby's Fluids & Electrolytes Memory Notecards Visual, mneumonic, & memory aids for nurses 1 1 B N/A Mosby's Medical Terminology Memory Notecards Visual, mneumonic, & memory aids for 1 1 B N/A Mosby's Pathophysiology Memory Notecards 2nd EVisual, mneumonic, & memory aids for nurses 1 1 B N/A
3 3 Mosby's Pharmacology Memory Notecards 2nd EdVisual, mneumonic, & memory aids for nurses 2 2 B N/A Motor Neuron Denoyer, Geppert 1 1 B Yes Reflex Hammers 5 5 B N/A SAT CliffsNotes Strategies, Practice exams, diagnostic Exam B N/A SAT Course Book- Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions B N/A SAT In a Box - Kaplan 600 Flashcards to help you ace the SAT 2 2 B N/A SAT Purple Book of Practice SATs 1 1 B N/A Stethoscope (Black & Silver) 1 1 B N/A Stethoscope (In box) 3M Littman Master Classic II 2 2 B N/A Three Auditory Ausicles SOMSO 1 1 B N/A Tuning Forks 3B Scientific GmbH B N/A Healthcare Professionals Cabinet C Models Female Reproductive System (Relief Style) Hubbard Scientific Inc 1 1 C Yes Human Torso EDU toys 1 1 C Male Resproductive System (Relief Style) Hubbard Scientific Inc 1 1 C Yes Respiratory System (Relief Style) Hubbard Scientific Inc 1 1 C Cabinet D Practice Exams BIO 1040 Exam 1 Practice Exam Ronda Jacobs D Yes
4 4 Models, Microscopes, Slides, etc Compound Microscope Objectives 4X,10X, 40X, 100X (for Immersion O 1 1 D Human Brain 3B Scientific GmbH 1 1 D Human Skull 3B Scientific GmbH 4 4 D Immersion Oil 1 1 D Lens Cleaner 1 1 D Microscope Manufacturer - Swift M D Microscope Carolina Biological Supply Company 1 1 D Microscope Bulbs (small box) 1 1 D Microscope Fuses (small box) 1 1 D Optical Lens Wipes Slides for Microbiology: Blue Box 1 D Letter "e" 1 1 D Amoeba proteus 1 1 D Anabaena 1 1 D Bacteria Types (Gram Stained) 1 1 D Diatoms (Mixed) 1 1 D Euglena 1 1 D Giardia lamblia (trophozoites) 1 1 D Gleocapsa 1 1 D Paramecium caudatum 1 1 D Spirillim volutans 1 1 D Spyrogyra vegetative 1 1 D Typical bacillus 1 1 D Typical coccus 1 1 D
5 5 Slides for Microbiology: Blue Box 5 D Borrelia burgdorferi (smear) 1 1 D Enterobius vermicularis (adult) 1 1 D Enterobius vermicularis (eggs) 1 1 D Fasciola hepatica 1 1 D Fasciola hepatica (eggs) 1 1 D Hookworm (eggs) 1 1 D Human Blood Smear (Wright) 1 1 D Lymphatic leukemia acute (Blood Smear) 1 1 D Mold types: 1 1 D Aspergillis mycelin 1 1 D Candida albicans (smear) 1 1 D Penicillium 1 1 D Rhizopus 1 1 D Rhizopus combination 1 1 D Necator americanus (adult) 2 2 D Necator americanus (eggs) 1 1 D Necator americanus (infective larvae) 1 1 D Schistoma mansoni (eggs) 1 1 D Schistoma mansoni (male & female) 1 1 D Trichinella spiralis (female) 1 1 D Trichinella spiralis (male) 1 1 D Trypanosoma cruzi (in blood smear) Slides for Biology Gray Box D Squamous epithelia 2 2 D Simple cuboidal epithelia 2 2 D
6 6 Simple cloumnar nonciliated epithelia 4 4 D Pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelia 4 4 D Stratified squamous papillated epithelia 2 2 D Transitional epithelia 2 2 D Adipose connective tissue 3 3 D Areolar connective tissue 2 2 D Spleen connective tissue 3 3 D Regular collagenous connective tissue 2 2 D Elastic cartilage 3 3 D Fibrous cartilage 2 2 D Hyaline cartilage 2 2 D Compact bone 1 1 D Dry ground bone 2 2 D Human blood 2 2 D Smooth muscle tissue 2 2 D Striated muscle tissue 2 2 D Cardiac muscle tissue 2 2 D Intercalated disks 2 2 D Cerebellum (Human) 2 2 D Cerebrum (Human) 2 2 D Spinal cord (Thoracic) 2 2 D Neuron Smear 2 2 D Spinal ganglion 2 2 D Motor nerve endings 2 2 D
7 7 Cabinet E Models Kidney, Nephron, Corpuscle (On wooden base) 3B Scientific GmbH 1 1 E Yes Kidney (Freestanding) 3B Scientific GmbH 1 1 E Yes Muscle Man 3B Scientific GmbH 1 1 E Muscle Woman 3B Scientific GmbH 1 1 E Cabinet F Full Skeleton Humerus 2 2 F Radius 2 2 F Ulna 2 2 F Complete Wrist and Hand 2 2 F Clavicle 2 2 F Scapula 2 2 F Skull 1 1 F Complete Spine 1 1 F Cervical Vertebrae 8 8 F Thoracic Vertebrae F Lumbar Vertebrae 5 5 F Complete Foot and ankle 2 2 F Femur 2 2 F Tibia 2 2 F Fibula 2 2 F Sternum 1 1 F
8 8 Ribs F Patella 2 2 F Hyoid Bone 1 1 F Sacrum & coccyx 1 1 F Pelvic Bones 2 2 F Cervical Spine (Free Standing) 1 1 F
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