Grand Rounds on an ICU Patient

Today we present a fictional ICU patient and perform a critical care case study, taking a look at all of the patient's presenting symptoms, vital signs, labs and diagnostics, advanced hemodynamics, and we try to formulate a plan of care and figure out what is going on with our patient.
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[@danielleanderson4364]

ya heart's workin hard baby 😂❤this is gold, especially the case study notes! you rock

[@saraordonez7935]

I loved it!!!!!!! Excellent Critical Thinking, in order to get to the main issue, we must learn our basics meaning our labs Values, Fundamentals and Med Surg knowledge…. It’s like putting a puzzle altogether…. I loved it!!!!!!!The way you break it down, walked us through the whole scenario…… when you started I was thinking internal Bleeding but as you continue with the presentation the first time came into mind was septic status

[@NurseBass]

Heck yeah my friend! All about getting those wheels turning and getting us thinking! :D

[@squidleyskidley]

This was a great exercise! Loved the critical thinking prompts

[@Shoopdahoopdaoop]

Please do more of these!! I loved this and would watch them all!

[@NurseBass]

Definitely would love to!

[@AD_2314]

Omg! I remember watching you when I was just hoping to get into nursing school while taking prerequisites. Now I’m a nurse on an ICU step down! 🙏🏼

[@briannacampbell4790]

I’m one year into nursing working on a telemetry unit. I really enjoyed this type of video.

[@NurseBass]

Happy to hear it! I'll likely make a few more in this format!

[@Shom3th3mon3y]

OMG I missed you, it's good to see your face and a new video. You were my motivation in nursing school 4 years ago ❤

[@NurseBass]

So cool to see you still around here after all this time. I hope you have been doing well in your career!

[@squidleyskidley]

Please do more hemodynamic videos! 🙏

[@NurseBass]

Will do!

[@Murse-Teach]

Welcome back!!!!

[@NurseBass]

Thank you!

[@amohamoud3992]

You were a saving grace when I was taking A&P and in nursing school with your tips and educational videos. Now as a cardiac step-down nurse, I loved this video!! Keep it up Bass!!

[@NurseBass]

Look at how far you've come! Congrats on the come-up! I'm glad I could be some part of the journey.

[@rosea6653]

I’m a nursing student with ICU being my goal, so I loved this type of video!

[@NurseBass]

I'll have to make more!

[@melissarussell8641]

Can we have more please?!

[@NurseBass]

Yeah I really need to make some more! That'll be on the to-do list! :D

[@theman3443]

Sepsis the moment I saw that BP and HR and Temp, I said blood cultures STAT oh and the lactic acid

[@NurseBass]

Haha, but hey, if that Cardiac Index had been like 1.6 and that SVR had been like 2,200, then that BP/HR/Lactic Acid might start painting a different picture than sepsis. But yeah, in reality we’d be sending off the blood cultures either way lol

[@theman3443]

@@NurseBass I remember watching ur videos during nursing school, now here I’m working at a step down doing critical care! So stressful at times 🤣

[@royjohnson9043]

where the hell you been

[@NurseBass]

I've been getting after it :p Where the hell you been Roy

[@DylanMorehouse]

Hell yeah I knew it was Sepsis. Knew it by just the VS. and I’m just a lil bitch ass LPN 😂😂 (The white count and lactic confirmed it tho, (mostly) )

[@NurseBass]

Haha, that's hilarious. Right on my friend!