Compartment Syndrome in Nursing

[@crystalwilliams2077]

Please make more lecture videos this is so good this helped me to understand my textbook and, understand the questions better on my exam. Thank you so much for this video.

[@Yohannesboy]

I appreciate the emphasis you make to scare us. Compartment syndrome is scary and deserves the tone you have used. I am extremely grateful for yelling at me all the time throughout your teaching.

[@judahrobinson1814]

“GUESS WHOSE LOSING THEIR LICENSE? YOU”. 😂😂😂

[@beatriceyou1950]

Just had this issue after surgery and the nurses picked it up in Royal Perth Hospital in the early hours of the morning and surgery was required to release the pressure. I am home now and walking on two legs in the early days of recovery.

[@destinyjeffery2144]

Thanks for going over this. ❤️

[@Minass21]

This is amazing , you are the best thing that's happened to me this semester. I am so thankful for you and the way you explain & teach everything. Thank you so much!!!!

[@ashleymckenzie3028]

Can you actually go over how you highlight and write notes in the book for the topics??? That could be helpful when studying concepts. :)

[@NigusWalelgn-bs8fh]

Hi professor D, thank you for your interesting lecture I like it so much. Is there all your video lesson available on KZbin?

[@antoniaquinonez5607]

Love the new series ty

[@ashleymckenzie3028]

LOVE THIS!!! Thank you!

[@sagunsharma9159]

Seems like it's from Medical Surgical Nursing (Lweis).. My 1st favourite book in Nursing..

[@NexusNursing]

Correct

[@mishca5116]

I have this textbook but listening to you break it down, your multi highlighting and emphatic phrasing - love it, it's so much easier for my ADHD mind to retain. Thank you.

[@allthingswithkhaylia]

So compartment syndrome general based on location or just to the muscles?

[@Tesfaye02]

I can’t find the following videos 😢

[@b2-sultano672]

thank you. Can you please tell us what is the book's name?

[@vanessavaldivia7093]

Medical Surgical Nursing by Lewis

[@b2-sultano672]

@@vanessavaldivia7093 thanks

[@rosejoseph7297]

@@vanessavaldivia7093 hey can u send the picture of the book please

[@Karmaisreal629]

I'm am patient with a forearm and hand facioatomy scare . 3 months post surgery I'm in severe pain with my hand due to the nerve damage. My hand is constantly throbing jumping lighting Sharpe pain. Due to candle holder burn. 36 hours between burn and the emergency facioatomy A.E never picked up on this therefore I sat 13 hours before seeing a nurse for triage. OK so I'm opened up both sides the forearm from elbow to palm also my hand has 5 in sicions. All together 7 insicions in my arm and hand to release the pressure build up. Now I'm in severe pain in my hand. Little use to limb but it was saved so that's good. Now 3 months in I have been to hell and back with this emergency facioatomy. 7 day opened wounds then skin graft for both sides the forearm and hand. No stitches wounds had to close on there own. There yous are people this operation is nasty painal and leaves you with life changing limb function and muscle function I can do a fist. Nerve pain is so painful when I step outside my hand feels like it's going fall off. Emergency facioatomy is nasty. Look up the operation on KZbin OMG

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