Hs and Ts mnemonic: Easy Memorization for ACLS

Hs and Ts mnemonic: Easy Memorization for ACLS
00:00 Introduction of Topic
01:30 Hs of ACLS List
02:10 Hs assessment and treatment
03:24 Ts of ACLs
04:50 Ts assessment and treatment
Hs
Hypovolemia
Hypoxia
Hyperthermia
Hydrogen Ions (acidosis)
Hypoglycemia
Hyper / hypokalemia
Hypoxia
Trauma
Tablets and Toxins
Tamponade (cardiac)
Thrombosis (pulmonary and cardiac)
Nursing students, registered nurses, and other healthcare providers will be better positioned to prevent a cardiac event or reverse the initiating events if they know the H's and Ts taught in ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support)
I use a simple Hs and Ts mnemonic with an easy Memorization story
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[@nunchukgrl2]

I love the categorization of H's are "blood-related" and the T's is like getting shot in the left chest with a lead bullet. ❤️ Def helps bring up the imagery of each category quickly.

[@NurseMinder]

Thank you! When I was training to be an instructor, it was my mini lesson - super fun

[@ricks.1318]

Hi Nurse Tammy, ... You ALWAYS teach us something new .... "Thank you" from a cardiac patient of 2 years !! You Rock ! 😁👌👍

[@NurseMinder]

Awesome to hear! Sometimes our patient's families have lots of questions too - and it can be the role of one of the healthcare providers to stand with them as we do the work - sharing what is happening :). Helps all around when the team understand what and why.

[@ricks.1318]

@@NurseMinder Your "dedication" is rare.... When I see my Cardiologist, he always seems "rushed" and patients have questions that they want answered ! But because of you/your video, next visit in November, I WILL be getting the answers to a few of my questions !! (my procedure was just a stent for a blockage , and I was lucky, NO heart muscle damage, thank God, ...), . "Thank you" sincerely, again !!! Rick S. 👌👍

[@amenedoghogho7459]

Thank you so much for making this video so simple 😘😘

[@NurseMinder]

You are welcome!🤗

[@drei000]

Thank you for the Video.

[@NurseMinder]

Thanks for connecting 💕

[@ujwalambure5770]

I have my ACLS finals tomorrow thank you so much ma’am from India ❤️

[@NurseMinder]

You are welcome! You got this!

[@amenedoghogho7459]

Thank you xx

[@NurseMinder]

You are welcome