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PRINCIPIOS GENERALES PARA LA ADMINISTRACION DE MEDICAMENTOS P. El conocimiento completo del agente terapéutico reduce la posibilidad de cometer errores en su administración. P. Si se pierden de vista los medicamentos se pueden contaminar o revolver, lo que ocasiona riesgos para el usuario. P. Los objetos sucios son capaces de trasmitir microorganismos patógenos.. P. La vía de administración del medicamento afecta su dosis óptima. P. La buena identificación del medicamento asegura la administración correcta. P. Todo usuario reacciona de acuerdo a sus experiencias y al medio ambiente que lo rodea. P. La preparación individual de los medicamentos asegura la precisión en su administración. La observación sistemática del usuario permite en forma inmediata la reacción del medicamento.

PRINCIPIOS GENERALES PARA LA ADMINISTRACION DE MEDICAMENTOS P. El conocimiento completo del agente terapéutico reduce la posibilidad de cometer errores en su administración. P. Si se pierden de vista los medicamentos se pueden contaminar o revolver, lo que ocasiona riesgos para el usuario. P. Los objetos sucios son capaces de trasmitir microorganismos patógenos.. P. La vía de administración del medicamento afecta su dosis óptima. P. La buena identificación del medicamento asegura la administración correcta. P. Todo usuario reacciona de acuerdo a sus experiencias y al medio ambiente que lo rodea. P. La preparación individual de los medicamentos asegura la precisión en su administración. La observación sistemática del usuario permite en forma inmediata la reacción del medicamento.

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A Guide to Sexuality

Akoisexual - feeling of attraction but not wanting it reciprocated, or losing it when it is reciprocated

Androgynosexual - sexual attraction to men or those with masculine characteristics

Aromantic (aro) - absence/lack of romantic attraction towards others

Asexual (ace) - absence/lack of sexual attraction towards others

Autosexual - sexual attraction to only themselves

Bisexual - sexual attraction to two or more genders

Bicurious - people open to experiment with multiple genders

Demisexual - someone who does not feel sexual attraction until they have developed a strong emotional attraction and bond to someone

Gay - sexual attraction to the same gender

Grey asexual - only experience sexual attraction rarely, on a very low scale, or under certain circumstances

Gynosexual - sexual attraction to women or those with feminine characteristics

Heterosexual - sexual attraction to the opposite gender

Heteroflexible - people who relate mostly to heterosexual but are open to relationships with the same gender

Homosexual - sexual attraction to the same gender

Homoflexible - people who consider themselves homosexual but are open to relationships with the opposite gender

Lesbian - attraction to the same sex typically of an identifying female to another identifying female

Omnisexual -sexual attraction to all genders but with a preference, or attraction to all genders where they see the gender but do not care

Polyamorous - an umbrella term referring to people who are open to having consensual relationships with multiple people simultaneously

Pansexual - sexual attraction to all genders while being genderblind or not allowing someone’s gender to play a role in their attraction

Queer - umbrella term for those who do not identify with a specific sexuality label

Skoliosexual/Ceterosexual - sexual attraction to gender queer or non-binary people

let me know if I got anything wrong or missed anything! Most definitions are not mine💛

[lordbelatiel]

note to self: read the books you’ve already got you ass

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Naming Continents, Countries, Cites, & Towns in High Fantasy*

* In particular, high fantasy that is not based on medieval Europe.

As silly as it sounds, one of the hardest things about building a brand-new world is coming up with reasonable sounding names for your locations. There is no easy way to do it, but hopefully this guide nudges you on the path to inspiration.

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[writing-in-the-grave]

Attention Fantasy Writers!

Do you write original fantasy fiction? Do you need a map of your fantasy world? I can help!

I will make you a FREE, that’s right, 100% FREE, fantasy map for you to use for your WIP. No string attached.

I can do basic maps,

Maps with some scatter islands,

Maps with MORE (or less) scatter islands if you want,

You want me to mark some locations for you? I can do that!

Want me to add borders? Split up different kingdoms? I can do that!

Want me to add rivers? I’m on it!

Mountains? I got you covered babe.

Cool title of your fantasy world? Easy.

Just shoot me a message and we’ll work on making you a cool map for your story! With as much or as little as you want on it! You can even pick and choose features! You want maps and rivers but no locations marked? Sure! You want birders and locations but no mountains or rivers? I’ve got you covered!

(Just remember the more you want, the longer it will take.)

This weekend I have the time to make FIVE maps for people, so message me quick, the first five get a map!

( if you miss out this time, don’t worry, this offer WILL be brought back in the future!)

-Love, your writer mom. ❤

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[she-who-fights-and-writes]

Me to me as I look over at my phone as I’m writing: hoe don’t do it

Me: *picks up phone and starts browsing tumblr*

Me to me: oh my god

[goforcechokeyourself]

I know that feel bro

[floreanawrites-blog]

me: let's go to write something

also me: ok how do we start?

me: idk

[theguildedtypewriter]

What Did You Say? A guide to writing good dialogue

(Remember all pieces of advice are meant to help guide, that is all. They are not dogma.)

Ever read something and heard the dialogue in your head, and you just stopped. There was something off about it and for a solid minute there you couldn’t tell if the character was supposed to sound like that or if the author just didn’t have dialogue down. Chances are some mistakes were made. 

Dialogue can be tricky. There’s no doubt about it.

You need to make it sound like the characters are having a real conversation but if you write it exactly like people talk it can get confusing and sound even worse. 

“So how do I write good dialogue?!”

You can usually sense when your dialogue needs work. So here’s a set of some dialogue trick that might help you. When you think something is off with your dialogue use this to help you figure out what and make some changes.

All about that Flow-

It’s said all the time about your first draft, the important thing is to get the words on the page, you’ll refine later. This technique applies to your dialogue, and you’ll even come up with lines you never would have if you spent your time trying to be perfect.

You can even try writing the dialogue first. Get down what your characters are arguing about, planning, revealing, etc. Do it fast, pay no attention to who said what. Just get the words out.

This dialogue can give you a good idea what the scene is about and it might be different than what you thought. Then just go back to it and fill in.

This can be good for when you’re in a slump.

Keep reading

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