How to Care for the Chest Pain Patient in the ER | Emergency Nursing

[@debrawalker7048]

Awesome video God Bless You please share more, You explained so we'll Bless You!

[@lindadeshazer471]

Please do more of these scenarios

[@andreacontreras2278]

Just remember to check the blood pressure before even the first dose of Nitro! It can’t be given with pressure below 100 systolic. The patient might crash!!

[@mariac7394]

This was helpful. Thank you!

[@alexisperez6333]

thank you so much for this video!!

[@MsKG-nl5ot]

Thank you. These videos are very very helpful

[@mishca5116]

good video but be sure to explain using the acronym MONA is now considered obsolete and even potentially dangerous (research based evidence supports this statement!).

[@starlizgold7339]

great video!

[@yasminchabchoub6266]

Thank you ❤

[@Grannn]

Highly informative! Thank you for taking the time to make this video.

[@jaysonmembrot5965]

Thank you. ♥️

[@Pradixalcuts]

Helpful,

[@Lindseysage]

Are you a nursing educator?! You are so great

[@nursevirginiairene]

Thank you! I’m an educator at heart! I have content planned, but let me know if you want to see a specific topic. 😊 And if you think it can help a fellow nurse, feel free to share my videos. 😊

[@hannahowusu357]

Great video

[@sofiakhalili9994]

So helpful!! Thank you

[@shimmer8289]

I went to er with ahort breath, burning chest pain, tightness, mobility affected. Triage took bp said very high. Sent me to waiting room 10 hrs later i was not seen and 8 patients went in ahead of me. I left i was terribly tired and innpain i barely made it home. So they dont teach that gere im still sick waiting 3 wks for sr appt.

[@SouthernPrincipe]

01:33 that made me jump HAHA but thanks for the video

[@ianmuhando]

Asante, that is swahili for thank you

[@2445duke]

ER room chest pain is what I had. But all test shown negative for heart attack and I was released still with chest pain and no diagnosis for what the cause was. Was I to get a explanation from ER room doctor???

[@evonne315]

I had the same thing and was told it was a panic attack. Never had one like that, they gave me a sedative and I was able to walk out. Frightening otherwise! If you dont have your records you can contact the hospital for a copy of your records and test results.

[@user-po9sg3ks4p]

What happens if you turn grey as was stated at the start of your video ?

[@nursevirginiairene]

Thanks for the question. That could be a sign of poor perfusion (circulation) to your body. In terms of heart attack, when we someone turn gray it could mean their heart isn’t pumping well enough to circulate blood.

[@user-po9sg3ks4p]

@@nursevirginiairene thanks for telling me 😅

[@user-po9sg3ks4p]

@@nursevirginiairene so is this a bad sign

[@nursevirginiairene]

@@user-po9sg3ks4p Correct.

[@user-po9sg3ks4p]

@@nursevirginiairene is this a bad thing ?

[@user-po9sg3ks4p]

What does it mean if you are grey in colour ?

[@drei000]

Great video which stethoscope do you have?

[@nursevirginiairene]

I use the Littman Cardiology IV. 😊

[@drarshad1609]

👍

[@walydna0405]

I'm a chest pain patient.... with MI

[@rupaligadhave6247]

Awesome video

[@evonne315]

Very helpful, thank you!