ER Drugs You Should Know

[@brookecarney7862]

Just finished my third shift as a new grad ED nurse and I just wanted to say thank you soooo much! I came home feeling defeated that I didn’t know a damn thing. Please do more real life nursing tips, tricks, meds to know, and anything else that will help me and other new grads going to ED not look completely stupid and incompetent 💕

[@JS-vp2kt]

New grad ER murse here. I agree with your comment. I feel the same way. Just finished my fourth week. Its a pain in the ass. This vid is fkn spot on. Great vid. Ive used ALL of these drugs mentioned in the first 2 shifts working nights

[@ThatRicanNP]

This is very helpful. I’ve been a floor nurse for a long time but just transferred to the ED! So nervous!

[@AwWwWwWwWyA]

how's it going so far??? I just transferred from the floor as well

[@heyyoo8069]

Nursing student here! And this was really helpful and is sticking to me... Please do more vids like these.. most important things we need to know in ER nursing/PA

[@msdelicious01]

please keep these vids coming!

[@kaynenbrown5102]

Will do:)

[@alannabors]

Right we peep the consistency 💯

[@jesusiskingofmyheart]

I am currently a nursing student & I want to become an ER nurse! Thank you for these videos, they are so helpful 💕

[@msdelicious01]

Kaynen!!!! thx so much! Im an LTC nurse currently...but ER is next!

[@michaelrincon559]

New grad and off orientation. This is all the meds I pretty much know by now but definitely a good list for students wishing to come to the ER.

[@jca0071]

Love the vid man, currently in second semester nursing school. Concepts 1. My clinical site is on a cardiac PCU unit. So far I've gotten the chance to see Lorazepam, and Heparin IV drip. I'm gonna commit these to memories because I def want to work in the ED.

[@chloexiong]

I am actually learning these drugs right now. Listening to you talking about how to use them in the ER with different scenarios is just so interesting, also reinforces the information in my head. Next yr when I go on to my rotation, I will definitively look less stupid. LOL.

[@williehickman565]

Whew this video is so helpful being that I am currently working in pharmacy so I know a little bit about these drugs. This just gives me a little boost to apply to nursing school! Thanks!

[@preparedfitness6796]

Current BSN student studying analgesic and antiemetic drugs. Fun to tie real world examples to all the meds. Future goal of working in the ED. Watch all your videos you are an inspiration. Future young male nurse hoping to be a mid level in the long run

[@ashleyreyna9100]

This was awesome I needed this brush up before my transition 😊

[@aleksandrab9489]

Thank new ER nurse from the floor . this is very useful

[@lynndeatherage3792]

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[@cedrixrn2022]

Man I was going to break until 2023 to go back and get my RN but watchin this video is making me wanna arrange to going back sooner and I studied every last one of these meds Very hard for the Comprehensive Predictor PN. Like half of them at least I learned before I even Started nursing. Im saving this video for my playlist! Great Video👏👏👏👏👏

[@wmedinaful]

Awesome I know all of these drugs! Its so exciting to know how much I’ve learned in nursing school. I can’t wait to start working!

[@valeriyam4857]

Awesome video! Thank you! As a new grad ER nurse, I appreciate your tips on those meds!

[@23Jpro]

Just got offered an ER Position at a level I trauma facility.!!!!

[@brigittem2231]

I’m starting my capstone in ED next week, hoping it goes well and I can start my residency ❤🎉

[@rxqak9]

Oh no! MS has a strong anticholinergic effert thus dries respiratory secrection and help significantly to control air hungar

[@keikolynn7857]

I’ve been in the ER for a month now as a new grad and I have given all these meds except for TPA :)

[@lunadeluz4229]

Gotta love how fast nurses talk 😂 great vids, thanks for info!

[@chronicles6065]

Loved the video!! thank you for the information!

[@simbajohar8421]

Thank you so much for the information! Very helpful!

[@Mensur55]

My man these are great videos! Thank you!

[@JonathanJayTorres]

Amazing video brotha! I’m a second semester nursing student and I just started a channel as well! I hope to one day be as knowledgeable as you, amazing video 🙏🏽

[@mirandaalexis]

the first time i gave adenosine as a new ER nurse I almost stopped breathing during the patients asystole then 2 seconds later i was good lol

[@nalwangacarolyn7424]

Nurses information is scattered in terms of knowledge

[@bukolapopoola5574]

Thank you for sharing

[@jillkramer4438]

I can't get ahold of you because the phone keeps handling up on me. Jill Kramer

[@GodofBoris]

Great video, I love these kinds of videos

[@jazmindv3069]

Very helpful, thanks!

[@alexmena99]

Nice to learn these drugs before I get into pharmacology

[@rickymercendetti8095]

THANK YOU!!!

[@osvaldopineiro162]

Thanks amazing video .! Hope for more similar videos .! 💪🏻👍🏻

[@MrBraceface216]

Solid video👌🏼👊🏼

[@miangocnguyen4663]

Create a playlist or hashtags for these videos please and keep it up. Tks so much xoxo 😘

[@noonsicalle]

Thanks for video! Transitioning to the ER in a few months =) Is the hospital you in a level 1?

[@maritzaa702]

In Las Vegas the only level 1 is UMC and only level 2 is Sunrise :).

[@RockSimmer-gal4God]

This video is very useful. It’s going over stuff I’m learning at medical school.

[@alannabors]

In total about how many drugs do they make you learn in nursing school?? Just curious. If you remember it

[@Apezilla]

I’m sure too many to count.

[@alannabors]

Gerald V 😳

[@jeffreycramer1685]

My program just had us know the prototype drugs for each classification. We still had to know the actions and side effects for each drug classification. We learned the generic names mostly which helped out on NCLEX.

[@blainedeshotel6799]

Where did you get that sweet shirt???

[@rayshellray2824]

Toradol is also awful I swear and I'm sorry.ive had meny kidney stones I have history and it dose nit touch the pain and the love to always give it frist and I tell them it don't do anything I'm sorry rember everybody chemistry is different just because it don't touch my pain the wanna label me as a addict no.jist have had kidney stones sine I was 19 and I'm 45 I know what works by now and my body

[@kaynenbrown5102]

Not sure why you keep saying you’re sorry?

[@calanrenollet9706]

First drug should have been B52 haha

[@helanamorrow9010]

Were you a CNA/LPN before becoming and getting hired as a nurse? Wondering if that makes you more valuable to the employer.

[@JasAlana]

LPNS are nurses!

[@kimberlytakesover]

Great videos! I’m curious, are these drugs often standby orders or are they usually under the orders? Are there drugs that are standby orders that you can give right away without prescriptions?

[@racheldenapoli2278]

Usually ordered by doc

[@courtneyvineyard374]

Reglan is the worst drug!!

[@xuyenxuyen4262]

Sorry to mention this, but I miss it when you were with Steph 🥺

[@quelquun2018]

Ok and? He moved on

[@lynzibragg187]

Thank you!!