5 Most Common Conditions Seen In The ER

[@cultured123]

You express and communicate ideas exceptionally. Good luck on your PA journey.

[@vivianabojorquez6483]

Been with you from nurse to PA! As an ED phleb, the most common cheif complaints in my ER are overdoses, abdominal pain/emesis, and DKA

[@112217131681]

Hey Kaynen! I'm going to be starting nursing school in a week and these type of videos are really really helpful. I appreciate them so much so I just want to say thanks

[@MiltyyDoe]

Currently waiting on my 2nd interview for an emergency room new grad position, this video is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for the insight brotha.

[@jeanlanz2344]

Kaynen, this is a great description based on your experience. Thank you for the heads up and sharing.

[@TheDakotaDorman]

Great content! Thank you

[@danielv9690]

Abd pain, chest pain, sob, weakness, OD, stemi and stroke.

[@mirandaalexis]

my home ER saw sooooo many strokes but we were also a comprehensive stroke center as well as trauma center and heart center. strokes, stemis, and gsws were hugeeee. also abd pain and chest pain work ups are the biggest work ups in the ER because abd pain could be heart related or chest pain could be gi related and so many things involving the abdomen and chest. low key saw the highest heart rate in a living person recently with a HR of 289 come into the ER who survived.

[@RNScrub]

very true, good video. keep on striving.

[@mrabdz14]

Keep it going doc

[@steph.91]

This is great! Is there anyway you can make a video on specific/top 5 lab values every new grad ER nurse should know?

[@kaynenbrown5102]

Yes!!

[@FAIRVIEWORTIZ]

This dope!!

[@chloexiong]

I love this type of video~ TYSM!

[@mssburr]

I have to go to the ER for a trauma induced swelling in my left breast they have called mastitis. when I went to the clinic the doctor told me to go to the emergency room because the level of swelling infection. I have no health insurance due to covid permanently closing my job also taking my health insurance., so I can't afford to stay in the hospital for long periods of time I need to hurry up and find another job so I can get back to having the ability to pay my bills. So my question is when you are admitted, which she said more than likely they will do. When they keep me overnight will that be to drain the infection, and administer IV antibiotics? And given I have no insurance right now, will they keep me a longer or shorter time frame?

[@dominicvalenti229]

why did you choose PA school over NP school?

[@neveamaro2340]

This

[@jeffkeeth6929]

Kaynen, how many beds in your ED? How many RNs? Responsibility of your charge nurse. Any nurses work 8 hr shifts? Thanks, Jeff, MSN,RN. ED/ICU.

[@saramcgaha1406]

I gotta disagree. Sorry most common I see is CHF. I work in a level 2 regional hospital in Fla.

[@okolemahu]

You got a long way to go boy.

[@mssburr]

This video was very informative, and you are very handsome as well. Thanks for sharing!