ALL ABOUT ASTHMA & COPD| Tips for remembering treatment| Nurse Practitioner Board Prep

[@willedwards6185]

Thank you for this explanation! I could never wrap this around my head and memorize it! Thank you! ❤️ One thing I thought of while watching this to remember the steps and the agents is to put them together. Step 1 has one agent which is the SABA. Step 2 has two agents (ICS + SABA). Step 3 has 3 agents (LABA + ICS + SABA) and then you titrate up from there from moderate to high dose steroid (medium to severe). I hope that helps ppl too! ❤️

[@BrittaniNP]

You are very welcome! I’m so glad my videos helped you!

[@lylawilliams3840]

Nice addition Will.

[@shannelkane1809]

I legitimately LOVE YOU, not to sound creepy but I'm just so grateful for your tips/tricks and mnemonics! Despite some guideline changes this is still the MOST HELPFUL video board prep I've watched in addition to several other videos you've posted. You're truly a role model in our community!

[@BrittaniNP]

Not creepy at all lol! So glad to have helped you and been a small part of your journey. Wishing you the best, friend!

[@TNT-zz1sv]

Just FYI: I have been told the new GINA guidelines are now on the board exams. This means ICS is 1st line and controller for asthma.

[@gztowing]

depends what you mean for first line: are you talking about maintenance or attack of asthma; am I correct about that??

[@latinaindhouse]

Agree! 2023 follows GINA guidelines now. Her Asthma guidelines are not updated and if you follow her, you'll get the wrong info for your boards.

[@rogerpaligutan1624]

This is so much helpful. Me and my wife is preparing for NP exam. all your review materials are great.

[@BrittaniNP]

Best of luck! You can find my complete review in audio files here: patreon.com/BrittaniNP

[@juliayates2428]

So glad I found you! Great content and delivery. Thanks !

[@anastasiaenglish4034]

Thank you so much! My boards are in 2 weeks & you are amazing at hitting the key points

[@candicelee89]

thank you for this, it was easy to follow and helped me grasp the information

[@BrittaniNP]

Glad it was helpful! Just fyi the asthma guidelines have been updated- watch my video here kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnepfXhpabpsaJosi=1BK1sLWbil4QIMN9

[@voxnihili7097]

This is awesome. I love all the pnuemonics to remember

[@carlineu8250]

Just FYI for those now watching I found slight changes in current COPD treatment guidelines so be sure to compare, but this was still a great help. Thanks for all your videos Brittani, they're helping a ton!

[@TNT-zz1sv]

Correct. New GINA guidelines are part of the exam. ICS first line and controller for asthma

[@conniecrowe7576]

Love this session

[@BrittaniNP]

Thank you! Glad it was helpful!

[@summer651]

Thank you this video was awesome!

[@BrittaniNP]

Thank you! Glad you liked it!

[@crystalsipes4527]

Awesome review

[@stephanienichols542]

Great info, thank you!

[@gztowing]

THIS IS THE BEST AND SMARTEST CONTENT: YOU ARE A QUEEN OF CONTENT (DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY MSN STUDENT FNP); thank you for not getting confusing!!!!!

[@BrittaniNP]

Thank you, friend!! Means a lot to hear. So glad to have helped you!

[@heatherpederson4230]

Great review! Would you consider making a boards review of other respiratory diseases? (i.e. pneumonia, tb, pertussis)

[@BrittaniNP]

Thank you & yes, I will!

[@lisetterodriguez9145]

❤ thank you so much! Do you have anything for HF and HTN?

[@BrittaniNP]

Yes! In my All About Cardiovascular system video at kzbin.info/www/bejne/noWskoiDmdd7jK8si=dMHf1hWB-fKa7moZ

[@BrittaniNP]

Also, my Patreon has even more information at Patreon.com/brittaniNP

[@annemariehartbauer8000]

Would love to see pneumonias and antibiotics for each discussed. Atypical v typical etc

[@megagruma416]

Wonderful presentation

[@bluefamily3937]

Thank you again for fantastic information. I love the tricks to help you remember things also.....Will you also make GI and professional issues videos? Why is the use of theophylline a risk factor in COPD exacerbation?

[@HealthEri]

Very helpful video

[@vkdeep21]

Thank you.

[@jimmydemosthene951]

Great job

[@sashasunshine370]

Thanks

[@jamie5mauser]

can adults develop asthma in their 50s/60s?

[@npcertificationacademyllc]

Well done

[@BrittaniNP]

thank you!

[@mrsgatan193]

First congratulations for passing your NP board.. Secondly thank you for sharing your video series, tips and tricks for the exam. I do have a question for the asthma management, which one do we have to remember the 2007 guidelines or the GINA 2020 guidelines.? Thank you.

[@BrittaniNP]

Thank you so much! and I am so glad I've been able to help you. And in regards to the asthma guidelines, the GINA update is still too new & is not on boards. Still think SABA!

[@mrsgatan193]

@@BrittaniNP Thank you

[@kaylakellams4765]

@@BrittaniNP when do you look for this to update, I am currently in school and anticipating testing in May, 2022

[@SimplyShaiRN]

@@kaylakellams4765 it will be on our boards the new guidelines in 2022

[@sarahcoyle1389]

My son has had asthma since he was two he has got worse now he’s

[@andreadouglas8581]

Does your urgent currently hiring

[@trotterallen5884]

Thanks for the information but everyone with COPD are not always smokers. Some end up with COPD due to the environment they worked for 30 years and never smoked a day in their lives.