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Heparin is A common medication you’re gonna see all the time in the hospital. You may see it outside the hospital as well, so you need to know this one. You need to know the antidote. That will be a board question very likely. You also need to know which foods interact with heparin. That may be a board question. This is a video teaching you about heparin and everything you need to know. Follow along if you want. I’m gonna do these every day. #nursingstudents #nursingstudentsoftiktok #nursingschool #medoftheday #heparin
Nurse Karen Michigan30,200 Aufrufe • vor 3 Tagen
Big sis advice: nursing school gets overwhelming FAST 😭 .The sooner you figure out what works for you, the less time you’ll spend trying to play catch-up later 🤎🩺 #nursingstudents #studentnurse #nursingschool #nursingschooltips #nursingstudentsoftiktok
Brianna, MS, RN 🩷🌸80,100 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten
I KNOW how overwhelming this feels⤵️⤵️ .. especially when you look at everything you’re supposed to know for the NCLEX. 😩📚 But here’s what helped me…stop trying to memorize EVERYTHING about every disorder. Start with the ONE big thing happening inside the body. Once you understand that, the symptoms, interventions, and priority answers start making WAY more sense. 🙌 Here are 10 high-yield NGN topics + the ONE thing to remember: 🚨 SEPSIS → Perfusion is failing. Infection → inflammation → vasodilation + capillary leak → BP drops → organs don’t get enough oxygenated blood. ❤️ HEART FAILURE → Where is the fluid backing up? LEFT = lungs 🫁 RIGHT = rest of the body 🦵 🧠 STROKE → TIME = BRAIN. Sudden neuro change → last-known-well + rapid evaluation + brain imaging. Is it a clot or bleed? 🍬 DKA → No insulin = body burns fat. Fat breakdown → ketones → metabolic acidosis. Think: Fluids + insulin + watch potassium. 🫁 COPD → Air gets trapped. The problem isn’t only getting air IN — it’s getting it OUT. 🤰 PREECLAMPSIA → Think vascular problem. Watch for severe BP elevation, headache, vision changes, RUQ/epigastric pain and neuro changes. 👶 POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGE → Boggy uterus? Think uterine atony. The uterus isn’t contracting enough to compress those blood vessels → bleeding. 🧠 INCREASED ICP → The skull has NO extra room. Increasing pressure can decrease brain perfusion. A declining LOC is a BIG warning sign. 💊 DIGOXIN TOXICITY → Low potassium = higher toxicity risk. Think nausea/vomiting + bradycardia + visual changes. 🩸 SHOCK → It’s ultimately a PERFUSION problem. Different causes, same concern: Are the organs getting enough oxygenated blood? ✨ You don’t need to know every tiny detail before you can answer questions correctly. Start with: What is the problem? WHY is it happening? What will happen next if I don’t fix it? That’s how you start recognizing decline instead of memorizing random symptoms. 🧠💗 SAVE this and study ONE concept at a time. 📌 DM “SIMPLYNCLEX” and I’ll send you more info and get you passing any nursing exam with confidence! 🙌🏻 Or you can click the link below 👇🏻 SIMPLYNCLEX.mykajabi.com Hope this helps and reshare to help another nursing buddy 🔁 ✨FOLLOW✨ for more NCLEX prep tips and all things nursing! 🩺👩🏼⚕️ #N#NCLEXn#nclexprepS#StudyTipsn#nursingschooln#nursingstudents
Nurse Nicole70,200 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten
Cardiac Blood Flow Made Easy | Study Song | Full Lyric Video Song Linked in Bio Struggling to remember cardiac blood flow? This nursing study song walks through the path of blood through the heart. ⚠️ Educational content for healthcare learners. Not medical advice. #nursingstudents #nclexreview #nursingeducation #nursingschool
nextgennurseeducator50,000 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten
Again no hate against Sophia but if you want to use them for prerequisite call that school first! Ask them before doing it but remember if you go somewhere else you might still be out of luck! #Prerequisite #sophialearning #nurse #nursingstudents #healthcarejobs
thebeardeddragon5648,500 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
Hypotonic Fluids is 20 seconds | Full Lyric Video Linked in Bio Hypotonic = fluid moves INTO the cells 💧 0.45% saline (half normal) 💧 Cells swell 💧 Used for high sodium ⚠️ Use caution in neuro patients — risk of cerebral edema #nursingeducation #nursingsong #nursingstudents #nursingschool #nclexreview #nursingstudent
nextgennurseeducator14,500 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten