Atrial Septal Defect (ASD) Nursing | Congenital Heart Defects Pediatrics NCLEX

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

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im listening everyday your videos and planning to take the exam in January. i did not practice yet q&a, any suggestions. took nclex rn many times but i only understand everything since i found you last August 2018.

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Yeah, I do agree. She explained more than my lecturer through Skype

[@adrianeovejera3939]

I'm a second year student now, and because of this pandemic I'm having a hard time studying CHD's, but thanks to you I manage to understand it. A truly life saver for us medical students. Thank you so much!

[@kamilnoble226]

Now I know the difference between PFO and the different types of ASD. Thank you so much Sarah you’re such a wonderful person and a blessing to all of the nurses and those who are entering into a healthcare/medical field. God bless you more! Have a wonderful time always!

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[@husseinaalharazi3113]

I love all your videos!!! I'm a foreign educated nurse and your videos helped me alot! I learned alot from you. Thank you Sarah!!!

[@alyssakosma5129]

I was going to see if you had videos on congenital heart defects this week because we are currently covering this in class. And then, BOOM it popped up in my subscriptions. Amazing

[@ibnalkhattab9349]

From Egyptian nurse You are a great nurse❤

[@harunorrashid2069]

Very nice.You're explaining like Professor of Cardiac Department.Good Wishes for You.

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Thank you for being a great nurse ❤️ I hope one day I will as great as you are.

[@hayatkemalhayu4546]

Thank you so much for your great lecture .......so helpful ...i am 4 year pediatrics nursing student.........thank you again ...from Ethio..

[@erickchawe9888]

My proffesor notes its hard to understanding but thanks you more you make me to love medicine cause you made it easy🥰🥰🥰🤗🤗❤️

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It was very tough for me to understand but now I am able to understand it

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You are doing great !!!

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Thanks so much for now I can explain to my fellow students since I got you very well

[@laurindayoder9086]

So helpful! I am taking my peds cardiac test in a few days, and this is PERFECT!!!

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You’re wonderful 💜

[@sachini6651]

Thank you very much ...you help me a lot with my studies...

[@anng3442]

I’m so thankful for you, like seriously. Here I am in peds class stressed out. I’m a visual learner so this helped a lot 💗.

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Thanks very much.your teaching very clear.as well as easy to learn

[@Sylv_onyi]

Thank you so much for this video🙏🏽 it really helped me understand ASD

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Thanks a lot for this nice information about ASD and it’s complications

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Can you please make a video on shock! Your videos are the only videos that actually help me understand material in nursing school!

[@ashikamonger3212]

Thank you so much I was having difficulty understanding the concept 😇

[@davidrenteria4349]

Thanks again for a great lecture! I learned so much !

[@nainad8683]

I was very confused about this topic but thank you breaking it down i understand now.

[@carbon1214]

Thank you so much. Really enjoyed watching and helped me make some effective notes!!!!

[@pamgriffith8139]

I love your videos! I have a peds cardiac test in 2 weeks.

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Thank you for making this ❤️

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Mam you are soo cute and genius

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Awesome👏👏👏 presentation

[@PeaceOffmate]

Thank you so much.

[@gokulcaringula8914]

Hi there, thanks a lot for this detailed video. A 17month baby in our family has Ostium Primum (Moderate 4mm) from left to right. We are going for surgery mid March this 2024. Family is worried, could you please tell us how normal is this procedure and what is the success rate?

[@Candiaulia]

Very informative @ RegisteredNurseRn.. Love from St.Lucia😊

[@theuglybeing4673]

I wish I would've been had the surgery at 3 years old ... Now I want surgery

[@patriciastrothers7220]

I was diagnosed with a PFO in 2005 and I had to have A ❤️ CATH to see how the blood flows from ☝️ side of the ❤️ too the other. Now I have to see a cardiologist for the rest of my life

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This is an awesome presentation because of the speaker!

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[@Melaninpoppingjamaicanqueen]

OMG Sarah! Love this. Just when am doing Peds rotation.... Love as always from Jamaica! xoxo

[@laurenb6072]

Can you do a nicu series

[@annettymwale3563]

My baby boy was diagonised with a hole in the heart at3.17mm.what precoations must i take when handling at home?

[@amyahpearson7211]

I took my peds Hesi this morning. They had some questions about ages and stages questionnaire, what to do if you are the school nurse and a child has tree bark in their eyes, and what to do as an ER nurse with a patient who has ingested his grandmother's Digoxin. I realize that has nothing to do with this video but I just thought I would let you know about a couple questions that were on the Hesi today. Also there was a question about intestinal obstruction and a couple questions about heart cath.

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Good Thanks

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good effort.thank you

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Nice class

[@princesssapphire3444]

Is this same as AV canal?

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[@vanirampersad794]

really great informative lecture!

[@rebeccamiles7893]

Could a larger ASD cause migraines? I'm a 27 year old female and I have been having a hard time finding answers for Migraines, bloating, eye sensitivity, long term cough and increased fatigue. I've had bronchitis 3 times and told I have asthma and migranes with aura, and anxiety attacks, but I have an inside feeling that more is going on? What can I ask for to rule this out?

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Can Atrial septal defect gets bigger over the time in adults??

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Finally there’s information on part of my diagnosis lmao

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OMG YOU ARE A LIFE SAVER!!!!!

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[@yeterartkk]

Is biontech safe for asd patiens? I was treated with closed heart surgery and now imworried

[@tahirullah1592]

Good

[@noureenakhtar4866]

Thanks for the lecture. quick question, Does stroke happen after right to left shunt develops?

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Lv u sara

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I am a CNA, and I want to go back to school for RN; but I’m scared that I’ll fail/ or I WONT MEASURE UP😧😧😧

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If you are willing to sacrifice the needed time, and focus all your free time to it, you can make it. Its a huge sacrifice, but you CAN do it if you want it enough :)

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Love that 💜

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Thank u

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How to detect atrial septal defects earlier in life?

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Divide by Zero by doing echo

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Hi

[@ayazbedat9676]

First of all thank you for existing 🥹, and my question is the whole problem is because the foramen ovale didn’t close after birth?

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