Decerebrate vs Decorticate Posturing Rigidity Mnemonic & Pictures Nursing NCLEX

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

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Do you have videos as far as nclex-rn review I've been struggling with the exam for some years now and could really use the help

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[@Melzare]

The Core pneumonic will absolutely stick with me, thanks a ton.

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I trust you. You are a born-teacher and that's why i know you will simplify everything for me by coming to check from your page.God bless you dear.

[@MrOnemanop]

Thirty years ago as a(n) "Ambulance and Emergency Care" student, I learned to associate decorticate posturing with, "Tennis Court" as in, the postioning is alike to holding a tennis raquet, when through the end of the swing. It presents better with the combination of speech and action. Seen it once, remembered it for 30 years.

[@motorcitycobra2009]

Remember being a 2nd year ‘F2’ Doctor in the ITU and differentiating the 2 with the word ‘caught’ as with decorticate it appears the patient like a goal keeper had just ‘cort’ a ball and was pulling into their chest

[@tomfrantz]

Very HELPFUL for remembering on the GCS scale. I was stumped until this video. DECEREBRATE all those E's four of them. And only a score of 2 on the GCS. GOT IT! Thank you, very much.

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[@RegisteredNurseRN]

So AWESOME! I'm so honored to be helping you. THANK YOU for your dedication to my channel. I really appreciate it.

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You’re so helpful. This video is short but greatly explained. Thank you. God Bless you.

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You made my clinical studies easy everytime Sarah, God bless you

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Sarah,I trust you.You have simplified it again.Good job

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[@noelandah1375]

wow that was a simple one, will not forget the difference anytime soon. Thank you

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you so much for the comment, Noel :) I'm so glad you liked the video.

[@jesuschrist921]

I am going to be decerebrate after nursing school.

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haha.

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me too !!!! haha ( nervous laugh)

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[@motorcitycobra2009]

I remember being a 2nd year ‘F2’ Doctor in the neuro ITU and differentiating the 2 postures with the word ‘caught’ as with decorticate posturing it appears the patient (like a goalkeeper), had just ‘cort’ a ball and was pulling into their chest

[@tylercampbe11]

Always struggle to remember these two for some reason. Thank you for the mnemonics. Your videos help me sooo much in Med-Surg! :)

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Yes, I know what you mean...they can definitely be confusing! I'm so glad you liked the mnemonic. Thanks for watching, Tyler!

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This was posted just in time! I have a test on Monday that includes this! Thanks for these helpful videos! ☺️

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Yay! I LOVE when that happens. I hope your test went well yesterday :) Thanks for leaving a comment.

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Thank you for explaining what our textbooks don’t! ❤️

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[@bobhami7444]

Super helpful. Thank you!

[@blueyedevil3479]

For those of you who dont know what youre witnessing, its a condition known as Decerebrate Posturing. This happens when a person suffers a significant amount of trauma to the brain, causing the body and its extremities to immediately stiffen. In this case, the limbs stiffened and the head swayed to the side, causing his body to actually balance itself in the standing position (crazy odds there). The fighter has already suffered a potentially life threatening injury from the hit that caused it (48% mortality rate), then sustains an almost equal impact to the head (lowering his survivability rate further) and then gets his nugget bounced off the canvas … The odds of this man simply serving with his life is extremely low…the odds of him surviving without any permanent damage to his ability to move, speak, eat, or anything else is almost no chance at all. ..

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You’r Amazing! Thank you so much

[@BasitKhan-jr5rx]

very nice mneumonics thanks doc

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really good tips on remembering the differences.

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Very nice 👍🏻

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Best explanation I have seen 🙏

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[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you so much for the kind comment, Kimberly! I'm so glad you like the videos. Thank you for watching!

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I love your videos! They are definetly helping me though my nursing school career! I was wondering if you could possibly do a video on the different kinds of ventilation? Thanks!

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you so much for watching and for the comment, Veronica :) Yes, I hope to do a video on this in the future. Thank you for the request!

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Thanks that really helped me 😭💕

[@jayeshfultariya3693]

Very fine mnemonic

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[@RegisteredNurseRN]

I'm so glad it helped. Thank you for the kind comment. I wish you the best in your studies!

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[@melaniegrooms1473]

Apparently my father in law's arms were in a Decorticate posture when the nursing home staff found him. He died not being able to breathe because he couldn't find his inhaler, would a lack of oxygen to the brain cause that sort of posturing?

[@shruthikarthikeyan1227]

Thank u for the mnemonics!❤️ I'm a medico BTW 😅😂

[@rcz2023]

Thank You!

[@AbhilashNairSpartnax]

Thank you madam

[@AnythingAlessia]

I experienced decorticate posturing couple months after the covid shot

[@tonym6920]

Great video Sarah! Is that a permanent conditions?

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

As always thank you for the comment, Tony! When a patient experiences one of these types of posturing their prognosis is very poor and many patients die.

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[@kathrynsue1986]

i think ive done both before with the damage i have been diagnosed with mostly the first one tho and sometimes if not most times just the upper body part

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