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Jennifer Kuhlman

Jennifer Kuhlman, RN, is an outpatient urology nurse who prepares patients for diagnostic and minor surgical procedures. In the clinic, she explains urinary tract anatomy and walks individuals through what to expect during their visits. Kuhlman previously worked for six years as a general outpatient surgical nurse before moving into specialized urologic care.

What Are Receptors and How Do They Work in the Body?
What Does Keratinized Mean? The Process Explained
What Does Necrosis Mean? Causes, Types & Treatment
How Does Necrosis Start: Causes, Stages and Signs
What Is the Difference Between Anoxia and Hypoxia?
Is Phosphate Intracellular or Extracellular?
What Are the Organizational Levels of the Human Body?
Where Does Spermatogenesis Occur?
Can You Live Without a Pelvis? A Biological Perspective
What Do Nodes Look Like in the Body and in Nature?
Can Nipples Grow Back? The Science of Regeneration
What Is Oogenesis? The Process of Egg Cell Formation
Where Is Interstitial Fluid Found in the Body?
Why Does Depolarization Occur in a Cell?
Where Does the Urea Cycle Occur in the Body?
Where Are the Macula Densa Cells Located?
What Is a Spermatozoan and What Is Its Function?
The Different Types of Necrosis Explained
The Potassium Model: How It Powers Your Body’s Cells
What Is Intramembranous Ossification?
What Is Cell Depolarization and How Does It Work?
What Structure Is Highlighted? How to Identify It
Necrosis: Causes, Types, and Medical Management
What a Sperm Looks Like Under an Electron Microscope
Sodium Potassium Pump: Function in the Human Body