Nursing Care of Burns: Integumentary System - Medical Surgical Nursing |

[@aleeyaquijano4442]

You literally simplified everything there is to know about Burns. Thank you

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Thank you!! That's our aim. Everything you need to know without the fluff.

[@JaTirk]

perfect timing. i have one more exam between me and graduation. and burns is on it.

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[@melindaradford8934]

Same here!!!! One more exam and it’s burns!!

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One more exam for me next Tuesday !!!!!

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You literally covered my 26 page reading in 11 min ily

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You are SUCH a good teacher Cathy. Your cards are so helpful for my ATI exams too. I am truly grateful.

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[@yvetteantoine2653]

Thank you for such clear and detailed yet simple and easy to follow.

[@rosemarynwankwor7999]

This video was helpful for me to understand nursing care on Burn patients

[@LevelUpRN]

So glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!

[@sydneyscott7105]

Perfect timing. test in two weeks with burns on it

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Good luck with the test! 👍

[@HeatherNess-h5m]

This is super helpful and right on topic for our upcoming exam.

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I'm so glad!

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Thank you I have finals next week and this really helped me

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[@mariaaubrey3617]

Flowers in the wound 😂😂😂 super helpful for my last medsurg exam today!

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How did you do?

[@Ran4361]

Thank you for your great teaching.

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[@abbygroff5418]

Your videos are great! Such a help- thank you! I graduate in May (:

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So happy to help! Congratulations on your upcoming graduation!! ❤️

[@plls2880]

Parkland formula is 2-4 ml by kg by TBSA%. I am currently on burns in class, and that has been a point of debate.

[@trezmen]

It will never hurt to give more fluids with a severe burn patient. It is 4mL and don't hesitate to over-estimate total body surface area affected by burns.

[@tseringdolma3329]

the best !!!

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[@reggy7744]

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[@krystlebaker1001]

Thank you so much

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Welcome!

[@MoliehiNkuhali]

Hi why should the flowers be taken out of the room the patient with burns ?

[@LewisMusicc]

First. Great video!

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[@colleenrugg]

thank you :)

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[@paisleytallmon2201]

FYI: the parkland formula has been changed from 4 mL to 2 mL!

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[@shirishashirisha9402]

Thanq very much for ur videos I have a exam on Nclex can u plz help me more if u can❤❤❤

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We have hundreds of videos here on KZbin and many more resources on our website LevelUpRN.com to help you pass the NCLEX.

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[@freemovies411]

No flowers in the wound, yes. XD

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[@maemae9534]

This is confusing. I learned there are 3-types of Burns {Superficial, Deep, and Full Thickness}. I also learned the differentiation between the 3-types of burns are as follows, Superficial burn is Sunburn with Redness, and No edema. Deep Burns damages the Epidermis/Dermis causing Blisters, and pain. Full Thickness is LETHAL which damages all layers. Now listening to your notes i'm hearing Superficial Burn damages Epidermis with Redness, No Edema or Blisters. Superficial partial thickness Burn damages Epidermis and Top of Dermis causing Redness, pain, Edema, and Blisters. Deep Burns vs Deep partial Thickness Burn is confusing. You also mention Full Thickness and Deep partial thickness, which is also confusing. Can you explain this in ascending order please? it's confusing -Superficial -Superficial partial thickness -Deep -Deep partial thickness -Full thickness

[@KelechiAkabike]

Types of burn 1. Superficial burn 2. Partial thickness which is divided into superficial partial thickness and deep partial thickness 3. Full thickness burn Deep full thickness burn is new to me, so could add as no.4 now. We learn something new everyday. I don’t know if that helps.

[@jillianmoothart6258]

"don't put flowers in their wound... please.."

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