Fundamentals: Fluid and Electrolytes and Acid Base Imbalance

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[@ebakurti4262]

The question with the burn and hyponatremia you mentioned it says hypernatremia but the question is asking for hyponatremia.

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[@MillicentKasili]

question 26:41 is talking about hyponatriemia bt the answer u gave is for hypernatremia. am confused there can someone help me out please

[@justjared3801]

I had the same issue but it seems like Professor accidentally shared a different question on the screen with the same answers. I reminded and just listened to the question ignoring the one on the screen. If you listen to what she says it all makes sense just doesn’t align with what’s on the screen. Good luck!

[@venuschandell3511]

I figure too I'm currently in med surg and it's already confusing as it is

[@joycelynefya63]

Right

[@Physicskween]

Love the question and answers. However, I would love to see your breakdown and mnemonics for electrolytes.

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Love your prayers. AMEN!

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Thank you for all your amazing teaching. We appreciate your work... And love the Prayers...

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[@melanieroberts72]

The potassium question with the banana and the spinach salad is tricky. Spinach is also high in potassium, but you’d have to eat about 2.5 cups of fresh spinach to equal a banana. That’s a mighty big salad! I’d rather see the tricky questions from you before I get to the NCLEX.

[@GarnettWilcoxen]

I also thought the question after that one...about foods w/ the greatest impact on the neurochemical activity... I chose pickle since it is high in sodium and that has neuro effects

[@alinajin8368]

Same. Babies are given potassium shots bc they don't have clotting factors. I thought Bananas have more potassium per serving. Weird question. And I also picked sodium for neuro

[@AbenaBotchey]

Me too

[@Iwish387]

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[@didideedan8521]

HyPO- You GO (fluids go into the cell) HyPER- Come HERE (fluids come out of the cell)

[@pogix213]

26:34 i think the question is asking about hyponatremia not hypernatremia. Shouldnt nausea and vomiting be the answer? Please correct me if im wrong and clarify.

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[@1kyrajanae]

It’s nausea and vomiting. I think she read the wrong question

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I have watched a few of your videos. I like the way you explain the subject. PLEASE put the prayer back in the beginning of the videos!!!

[@NexusNursing]

Thank you, I never stopped. The ones forgot it are the ones before I started😂🥰

[@patriciafarris5194]

@@NexusNursing aha! Thank you! Your electrolyte videos helped me a lot on my Med. Surg. final. God Bless and keep up the good work. Ill be watching.

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[@kismetmcleish]

Hi Professor, could you go over the question at 25:24, you referred to hypernatremia when the question asked aout hyponatremia.

[@ritamanning-gordon6857]

I came to the comments to confirm the same thing

[@NexusNursing]

The answer is 3 Nausea and vomiting. Dry sticky tongue happens with when the Na+ is too high not too low, decreased bowl sounds happen with Hypokalemia and increased anxiety can happen with hyperkalemia. With decreased Na+ they can also have personality changes, dizziness and tachycardia.

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Thank you for your prayers ❤

[@breannagaeta1412]

Hi Professor D! I have a question! First, thank you so much for your videos and for taking the time to help us nursing students succeed in our journey we appreciate you so much. My question is related to "which food has the greatest impact on cardiac conductivity" question, I know bananas are high in potassium but why would the answer not be spinach? Do bananas have a higher concentration of potassium than spinach? Thank you so much again for all that you do for us!!

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[@Daakie9362]

Great tutorials as always. Please Professor D can you kindly do a tutorial sessions on the various IV fluids.

[@SouzaSam]

Hey Professor D! Love the videos :) at 25:26, the question you mention verbally doesn't match what is put on the screen. I hope this helps for further understanding. Keep up the great work :)

[@maemae4368]

Okay thank you for pointing this out I thought I was the only one that noticed it .

[@NexusNursing]

I had went back and watched and I was talking about a completely different question 🫣🫣🫣

[@NexusNursing]

Nope I’m over here talking about a completely different question guys 😳😒

[@melanienaomi101]

Can you give the correct asnwer for the question with hyponatremia . Thank you, Professor for all that you do.

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@@NexusNursing I just found out today I failed my nclex at 75 at my first attempt God 😥. like huh ??? Why?how? . I’m beyond disappointed. I’m sad I don’t feel like eating or doing anything just trying to process this bad news .

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Warfarin is the anticoagulant

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[@marielahierro9989]

Hi, what was the answer to the last question at 28:57. Thank You 😊

[@Iwish387]

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You had me laughing professor D as always, I really enjoyed your tutorial, would love some more questions like these, also for pathophysiology, the long answer paper I need some help plz as to what to expect and how to answer these long answer questions for final exams.

[@amandakapps9746]

I would like to say thank you for all your heard working videos. They are helping me through nursing school. This is my last exam for the semester as of tomorrow and need an 80 or above on this exam to pass. On the last question of this video it stated it is hypobatremia wouldnt the answer be 3 nausea/vomiting as their sign and symptoms? please clarify

[@helinabhattarai4627]

Thank you for the video prof. D, but at 26.50, is the answer 2?

[@KayDejaVu]

Students look up ranges for ionized calcium and total calcium. @21:50 even when not on watfarin, vitamin K is still at work.

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[@zokotziggy3981]

Professor D . Hyponatremia is low sodium and symptoms is nausea and diarrhea. Not dry sticky tongues . My apologies for it r bringing that fly .

[@yassmina6220]

@nexus Thank you Professor for the amazing videos. I get really confused when it comes to the signs and symptoms of electrolytes imbalances. Is their a good way to understand them instead of trying to memorize them? Thank you

[@NurseJayandFamily]

Very helpful. Thanks professor D💙

[@martinjunior7200]

marvellous work. but regarding the transfusion reaction quiz, i tend to differ. so you collect the urine sample take to the lab, so patient is left waiting for the result so you infuse normal saline or give epinephrine?????

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[@sylvialeys10]

Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeee make more on fluid and electrolytes, thank you

[@sylvialeys10]

Got an 82 on exam...thanks

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I always come to her first!

[@kaleighpikulas6625]

Hey! I love your videos for studying ! Lately I've seen contradicting statements about the second thing to do after a hemolytic reaction. I was always taught and studied to run NS after stopping the IV, can you further explain why this is not correct?

[@NexusNursing]

Stop the infusion then give NS but not in the same line that was causing the reaction

[@kaleighpikulas6625]

@@NexusNursing awesome thank you for clarifying ! I passed my NCLEX today - thank you for your videos!!!

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Dr. D...I am starting Adult Health I- do you have videos😊

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[@annetjohnson5001]

i didn't know a microdrip equates to 60. Thank you professor

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Thank you so much Prof D. Can you make a video on Evidence Based Practice? My final is next week? Or do you have a video on it?

[@yulianaperez9289]

What’s is the answer to the last question?

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Hey honey, how are you doing? Please more fundamental questions I enjoyed them.

[@yemibella8148]

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[@elsiefenelon7082]

amen

[@eunicenjabu3021]

Kindly make videos on electrolyte imbalance in relation to EKG...I'm yet to get it drilled into my head😢😩

[@yemibella8148]

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[@MariTravels]

Calcium range is 9-10.5

[@jasminetourigny9920]

Its8.5 to 10.5

[@FreakinJeremy]

@@jasminetourigny9920at my school it’s 8.6-10.2 so it depends on your school’s levels

[@KayDejaVu]

Or 4 to 5 for ionized calcium.

[@davinaowen9918]

8 to 10​@@jasminetourigny9920

[@andreaSwag9207]

8.5 to 10.5

[@theresasalazar6928]

❤

[@jasonzhao9641]

I love your explanations but my fundamentals Professor is testing like med surg a😭

[@scoopfreeman]

You have helped me sooo much but sometimes what you’re saying and what’s being portrayed on the screen can be quite confusing 🤔

[@unique_perpz]

I thought normal calcium level is 9.0 to 10.5 🤨

[@NexusNursing]

Time stamp please? Depending on lands they will vary

[@angelaguzman2957]

The question with the 35% of the body she read it wrong she keeps saying is hypernatremia but the question says hyponatremia!

[@kbens100]

Lovve❤youu

[@FunnyREXR]

i thought calcium is 9-10.5

[@NexusNursing]

Time stamp please

[@demoisellejoli91]

@@NexusNursing 7:30

[@babitaghimire5482]

Increase anxiety

[@AshleySmith-vk7wc]

I thought calcium was 9-11?

[@melanienaomi101]

Me too.

[@kbens100]

It is I think she got confused ❤

[@chiobabe2180]

9.0 to 10.5

[@SaidNooneEver236]

I understand she needs to drink the gulping with the microphone so close is literal nails on a chalkboard to me. I literally turn down the volume when she picks up her cup 😂😂😂

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