Emergency and Mass Casualty Nursing

This video will cover how to triage patients during emergencies and mass casualties. Learn how to assess and prioritize your nursing actions during high stress situations.

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Glad you like them!😇

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Hello Prof D .. I luv u , you really give it to me on a level I understand. Please add more triage questions, shock, burns 🔥.... thank u thank u thank u keep up the good work

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First time I see those questions thanks a lot….. more please.

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Thank you prof D. I have casualty exam on Wednesday thank you. God bless you. 🤗

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Thank you for this! Can I ask where you get your practice questions? They’re really helpful

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Hey Prof. I love your videos, I have a question, one of the questions ask what tests should be ordered...Elevated CK...etc. should the question be what should the nurse expect to see? I was confused on that one. Thanks.

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keep it short n sweet I like that you get right to the question because I fall asleep during long test while I read, can you do some med surg

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Please prof, D make one video about paramedics, ambulance transfers and what they do during emergencies

[@-ryn-]

4:15 in the case of a pt profusely bleeding, ie hemorrhaging, wouldn't the exception of CAB apply instead of ABC?

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We need more questions please!

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[@yulianaventura9135]

the second question got me... I have to ask... I know airway is the most important but then I thought "oh wait the paramedics are already bagging this patient" so. decided to go with "apply pressure to wound"... . maybe I am overthinking this?

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can you please make vedio about shock

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is there a video for shock?

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Hi Prof D, if “Old age” is included in the Select all that apply for risk factors of Hypothermia, will it be true?

[@01blackleo]

Hey Professor D., as always love your videos. Can you clarify the last question for me? particularly why extreme of ages was wrong?

[@NexusNursing]

Being a premie or newbie will because they do not physically have the ability to shiver but being elderly is not a condition that promotes development of hypothermia.

[@lizyso5573]

@@NexusNursing yes, I was also going to ask the same question as Kyi. I thought the elderly are at risk too due to poor temp regulation as we age.

[@gahoward1988]

Professor D, what is the nurse’s main role in a field mass casualty? Is the nurse responding for everyone on the field or is there anything specific just for the nurse to do? Thank you 😊

[@NexusNursing]

Save as many people as possible. Help the one most likely to survive first!

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Dear mam please make a vedio on CPR..

[@abubakargedi6159]

Such a great and amazing presentation...But kindly i need clarification on question 3 that patient thats already on assisted ventillation but has profusely femur fructure bleeding.In Advance Trauma Life Support it teaches that the only time that someting else Comes before Airway is when we have active bleeding so if their is active bleeding you apply pressure and stop the bleeding then come to the airway and then also our patient here is already on ventillation via BVM..So i thought the answer could had been apply pressure to the open area that is as Per ATLS;-C-Arrest active bleeding,then ABCDE....Kindly clarify thank you proffesor

[@robertnwankwo3920]

Low birth weight isn't a risk factor for hypothermia? Idk, that may need more clarification.

[@hany9057]

I need more explain on Questions number 4..

[@okaforcynthia]

Professor, i thought if a patient comes into the emergency room with profuse hemorrhage, this becomes priority to airway to avoid shock?

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Hello Professor! Do you have any GI video?

[@NexusNursing]

Absolutely! Please look for my GI playlist!!

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Is this type of questions coming for nclex RN ..?I am watching your videos while preparing for nclex.

[@NexusNursing]

yes these are nclex-prep type questions

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Hello can you do physiological concepts

[@marisolnavarro5893]

Are low birth weight babies prone to hypothermia? Neonates are prone to rapid heat loss and consequent hypothermia because of a high surface area to volume ratio, which is even higher in low-birth-weight neonates. There are several mechanisms for heat loss: Radiant heat loss: Bare skin is exposed to an environment containing objects of cooler temperature.

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Professor D, do you have a NCLEX Review course online or in person?

[@NexusNursing]

I’m planning one in person for 2022 😉😉😉

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😭😭. Too short

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Now when I’m reading a triage question All I’m going to hear is that snapping “🤌🏾🤌🏾🤌🏾” 😹😹😹 rapid rapid rapid!