Neurosensory Disorders in Nursing

You will learn about the neurology concepts to know for important nursing exams such as NCLEX, HESI and ATI. Learn how to prioritize and delegate patient care and how to recognize cues in the question to lead you to the right answer choice.
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[@youtubeyamiyibi5023]

i passed nclex -RN NGN with 85 questions. thanks professor D

[@joyceluna755]

Congrat

[@NexusNursing]

Congratulations!!!🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉

[@seyihycent76]

Hello Professor D I come across your videos on Friday, August 30th,2024. I'm so glad I got to know you. I am a new nursing student, and your teaching is so impactful and illustrative. I am preparing for the end of the quarter HESI exam. Your teaching is so helpful. I have introduced my friends to your channel as well. Thank you and God bless you for doing this!

[@trampamm]

Thanks!!!! We were flying by all neuro sensory disorders in my school, so YES please more of those!!! Your explanations are very helpful!❤

[@shemyiacaldwell9351]

Hello, professor d I took my nclex Friday haven’t got my results yet.. however this was my second attempt.. but my first attempt I didn’t know about u.. I’m happy u helped me I know I passed

[@Daakie9362]

Great video, Professor D. Thanks for sharing your time with us too 💯🙏👍🙌. God bless you. Please can you do a live tutorial session on these neurological disorders.

[@mubangamukuka691]

Thankyou prof D your videos are therapeutic

[@NexusNursing]

Glad you like them!

[@nalisell2657]

Thank you so much for your knowledge and your time!

[@jorgeherrera-uo2pr]

Thank you so much!!!! I love these question review sessions! Totally helps me with strategically tackling these questions

[@dawatsamchoe3546]

Too good . More we need video like this

[@RhodaJeanWabeCasenas-eo4so]

Thank you for this wonderful video!

[@salexismechelle]

I literally LOVE you!!! I’m so thankful for you!!! I wish that I worked so I could buy more information to help me in school. But I’m happy you do YT

[@FrankFranks-rj7le]

MRI relaxation techniques. Recent diagnosis, new something needs checked first to be checked stable. MS pytosis early sign

[@joycekanyi1763]

Great video ❤

[@kikyo2525]

This was perfect. Can you please do more like that😊

[@empressh.8976]

Thanks So Much! ONE LOVE

[@lisamarie8406]

Thank youuu 🎉🎉❤

[@mekkabon]

I hit "like" before you can even finish saying "hi guys" XD every time!

[@empressh.8976]

3= I got on correct, I chose air

[@domicawebster5333]

Professor could you specify in each video if it is for RN or NP. Also could you do some live videos on medication? Thank you so much!

[@RawKell.]

I'm confused by #1 because contrast IS used with MRI. Can you please explain? Thank you!

[@NexusNursing]

In most MRI, contract is not needed or used. Are you thinking of CT?

[@RawKell.]

@@NexusNursing I am thinking of one question in particular about stopping metformin before an MRI with contrast. And I’ve also had an MRI with contrast and a CT without it so I was mixing real life experience which I know we shouldn’t do lol. Is it safe to say that if the question (CT or MRI) does NOT mention contrast then we should assume there is no contrast? PS I watched all of your neuro/autoimmune/liver videos and got a B on my exam yesterday :) I love your channel I share it with everyone!

[@empressh.8976]

8= 3, 4, 5

[@rohangodse4182]

susbcribed 👍

[@robineasterling9089]

The 1st question and answer: now although it says recent in the answer itt doesn’t say how recent. I would have chose answer 1 because it was surely within last 24hrs.

[@empressh.8976]

16= 3 but, correct answer was 4

[@graceyhinton6711]

Hi I would like tutoring

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5=4

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11= 4

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1=3

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10= 3, which is incorrect but, can a 30 year old be Dx with Parkinson disease?

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13 = 1

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6= 2

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14= 2

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2=2 r/t patient be acute

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4= didn't answer 😢

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12= Did not answer

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15= 1

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7= 2

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9= 2