PATIENT DETERIORATION SIGNS!

There are many signs that patient's show when they are deteriorating! Comment below if you have seen any of these signs!
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[@ColtraneAndRain]

Sometimes your intuition has to take over. Sometimes it's so subtle, no signs or symptoms at all but something doesn't "feel" right. I could give so many examples of this feeling, because after 25 years of nursing, it's almost like there is a 6th sense that has developed in my assessment skills. It is very weird and creepy, but very useful.

[@NurseBass]

Stay Swammy my friends.

[@Pagingnursejackie]

Nurse Bass or not!! 💀⚰️😩😂😘🤣

[@nicolepeek5871]

I hope to be as knowledgeable as you once I become a nurse. A true role model!

[@bashirhameed1649]

Nicole Peek do you have groups for Medline you can add me ?

[@nicolepeek5871]

Bashir Hameed I don’t but I would love to learn more about it

[@peachesandcream.2612]

Nicole Peek - Nurses are dumb - the doctors are the intelligent ones!

[@jadenkane8850]

@@peachesandcream.2612 so by your standards, you’re a nurse then? 😅

[@fry6344]

Wow that was really cool. Suggestion: more videos like this, or stories of when monitoring patients can go wrong and what you did as a Nurse to intervene.

[@AshleyLorenaAdkins]

Fry Haroon will keep that in mindb

[@chaikristinjournals]

Ashley Adkins, RN yes I agree!!

[@kekelarmond8375]

​@@AshleyLorenaAdkins hi I wanted to know when pulse rate is 112 is it dangerous

[@NurseLiz]

This was really informative and easy to understand. I actually had the new grad I was orienting watch it and she thought it was great! Have you ever thought about presenting case studies?

[@jessegandy4510]

I like the technical overview videos like this.

[@mariachowning1276]

This was such a good video. Even as a CNA, I see these signs everyday and are good to know for when they occur. Thanks for posting this!

[@RNScrub]

good video, knowing signs and symptoms of what to expect is important, knowing pathophysiology is very important. it can keep you busy especially when they come from the emergency room with one drip and in a matter of hours they are on like 6 drips and other fluids.keep up the good videos

[@icu_corey_rn_903]

U really are an inspiration Ashley I'm in the process of transferring from community college pre reqs into a university BSN program hopefully I get in!

[@AshleyLorenaAdkins]

Future RN Corey good luck to you!!!

[@BreatheEasyRRT]

Great video! Ran into this a few times in in clinical. Had a patient that went from calm and coherent to hallucinating by the end of the shift... So important to watch for these signs and symptoms.

[@hayyoraeyo662]

Waiting on my decision for a competitive nursing program currently and working in a nursing home currently. In the meantime, I love watching your videos for all sorts of knowledge on all things nursing. Great information.

[@laurahoney]

Yes ! Make more videos like this such good information!! I’m currently in nursing prerequisite classes!

[@carlarodriguez5707]

thank you for sharing your brain! omg this helped me so much!!

[@rebeccaboles5889]

I love your channel ! Im a CNA! I will learn so much from you! Thank you!

[@bettysmith4527]

Hi, thanks for the video. I shadowed in a SICU in a level one trauma center last week for a potential position, however I was kind of disappointed with the lower acuity of the patients, most of them were step down patients just waiting for an open bed on another unit. They had a handful of sicker patients, but not enough to be impressed by. Is this typical of an ICU? Does it wax and Wayne as far as acuity goes, or is this an ICU job I should not take? I want an ICU nursing job, but not if it's going to be more tele patients than actually critically ill people. Thanks for any input

[@rachel9562]

Thank you for this! I graduate in July and I've watched your videos during my training and they've been so so helpful, especially on placement! ❤️❤️

[@AshleyLorenaAdkins]

Rachel Alice July is so close! Good luck!!

[@meghancranfield8625]

I love your videos!! I’m in my second semester of nursing school and was wondering if you had any tips on balancing MedSurg, Pharm and Mental Health!

[@ariels891]

Very interesting Ashley I'm excited to start clinicals soon so this will come in handy!!

[@brittnievans3793]

Watching your videos helps keep me motivated! I took my teas this weekend and got a decent score but it wasn’t as high as I’d like so I need to retake it

[@skywonderly1768]

I was aspirating during a routine injection for my back. Would they have intubated me or suck my throat? I don’t know the terms yet I just started nursing school. I also have a bruising and cuts in my throats and my throat is super raspy. Would you know why this is? Thanks Ashley!

[@stephanieperez2458]

Faith Frommyhart could be anxiety

[@destany9591]

Don't worry, you look great even if you are tired. Good valuable info. I hope you take care. Have a good weekend!

[@AshleyLorenaAdkins]

Destany Hahahaha thanks!!!!

[@laurenzalewski9886]

I absolutely LOVED this video!! Thank you so much!

[@allangozun870]

Thank you for this video. Very informative and helpful. Want more 😁

[@ajay01991]

Y dont u try a topic of icu psychosis and how to tackle with the situations with empathy....keep up the good work

[@Healthyhabits06]

Hey ashley! If you notice a patient has some of these signs as a nurse do you try to figure it out yourself by taking bp and estching resp etc. or would you relay the message to a doctor? Also how would you tell the family in an appropriate way?

[@AshleyLorenaAdkins]

Jess every situation is different!!!! Sometimes I may try and “fix things” myself based upon what orders I already have, but if I need more orders then I’ll go to the doc. And I’ll definitely be updating them if I’m making an drastic changes. (Ie. went from 5 mcg of Levo to now 40mcg). And as far as family...I always try to update them with what I’m doing as time goes on.

[@Healthyhabits06]

Ashley Adkins, RN thank you so much for the reply it was very helpful:)

[@thechristmaschannel5429]

Nice video. Very informative 😍

[@markspradlin5981]

That is where hospice comes in

[@donnie9886]

Thank you so much, you’re an amazing role model!

[@AshleyLorenaAdkins]

Butterfly Flyaway awww thanks!!

[@bryannadavidson5593]

Thank you so much for this!

[@allthingsnursing]

During my preceptorship, I saw a patient with sepsis displaying symptoms. He had severe chills and a change in LOC. I told my preceptor to call a rapid!

[@richardx4456]

Thanks Ash ♥︎

[@ldyluv6988]

Great topic!

[@Pagingnursejackie]

You look awesome to me after working four days a being prego. Enjoy your getaway 😍

[@generalobiwankenobi9327]

Good to know! 😉👌

[@beckybarnett2066]

Thanks!

[@taajabrar9216]

I love you

[@dilbertdoe601]

👀👍🏼

[@peachesandcream.2612]

You have put on a lot of weight!

[@AshleyLorenaAdkins]

Peaches And Cream. Thanks!