Hypomagnesemia | Causes | Signs & Symptoms | Nursing Intervention

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#Hypomagnesemia #ElectrolyteImbalance

[@maureenlee8869]

Hi Kristine! Can you make more videos on the other major electrolytes as well? Such as sodium, calcium, potassium, chloride, phosphate, and magnesium.

[@MrTVaughan10]

I wish you had videos for all the electrolytes. You’re so good at explaining them.

[@clarrisaneal2706]

simple and to the point. awesome!

[@savannahalder1309]

I love your illustrations!

[@pat981]

Thank you for your video. Your explanation makes it so much easier to comprehend.

[@shonteamonique4893]

I hope that you'll continue electrolytes. This was extremely helpful! Thank you!

[@katjorbar]

Wow, wish I would have found you sooner! They say to understand well is to teach simply. Definitely true for your teaching!

[@arielle197]

This was so helpful!

[@graceliu3656]

Thank you very much. You should be our professor.

[@NurseInTheMaking]

Aw, I'm so happy you found this helpful! Thank you for your kind words 💛 You got this!

[@cvue2702]

Yess! Please continue the electrolytes!

[@Yohannesboy]

Great work as always. Thank you!

[@lindsey2520]

Awesome video! This was so helpful to refresh for finals.

[@NurseInTheMaking]

Glad it was helpful! Good luck on your finals! :)

[@ddwilliams82]

Thank you so much! Do you have videos for the other electrolytes?

[@MANJUDEVI-vu9cv]

This really help me to understand more about it....thank you so much

[@NurseInTheMaking]

Glad it was helpful! You're very welcome! :)

[@LeaDiary]

Thank you very helpful

[@NurseInTheMaking]

You're so welcome!

[@stephanieesparza5312]

PLEASE !!!!!!!!!!! Can you make more videos on the other major electrolytes as well? Such as sodium, calcium, potassium, chloride, phosphate, and magnesium. This helped so much.

[@ladygadventures4144]

thank you for this :)

[@NurseInTheMaking]

You're welcome 😊

[@lodoedharab3916]

1st time watching your video and I Love it as you talk slow and I understand very clearly . I watch many other in previous but all talk so fast which I don’t understand what they talking about …

[@sarahick6241]

I love your videos. You make it so much easier to understand! Thank you so much💗

[@NurseInTheMaking]

You are so welcome! I'm happy to help!

[@NurseInTheMaking]

@@justinokpalaobi6350 I do have a few! Check out these: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHmrZH2faNprnqM kzbin.info/www/bejne/hISsioegYtKjgcU Happy studying! 🙂

[@annagraceberry6280]

This is so helpful! I have an exam coming up on fluid, electrolytes and acid base balance

[@NurseInTheMaking]

Yay! Happy to help. Best of luck on your exam. :)

[@Alicenjp26]

your the best Kristine, because of your videos ive passed all my tests and im now in my last semester :) I graduate in december 2023.

[@NurseInTheMaking]

Thank you so much for your kind words 💛 YAS!!!!! Congratulations!! That is an amazing accomplishment, and I am so happy for you 👏

[@neelofarwahabi9084]

Thank you so much 😊 you’re the best please make more video for us it helps 🙌🏻🙌🏻👌🏻👌🏻🙏🙏🙏

[@NurseInTheMaking]

Thank you so much for your kind words! 💛I will keep them coming 🙂

[@rehemachan3270]

I have an exam regarding this information, so this is very helpful.

[@NurseInTheMaking]

Glad it was helpful! Best of luck on your exam.

[@jacobcunningham5272]

Omg this is great! Can you do more on fluid and electrolytes?!

[@NurseInTheMaking]

Sure thing! :) Glad it was helpful!

[@Axolotl656]

Can you please do some more videos to go with your flashcards 🙂

[@queeno547]

Can you make more videos 🙏

[@banooo8624]

Thanku mam❤

[@NurseInTheMaking]

You are so welcome! Thanks for following along 🤗

[@Lunalewis-bj4ps]

Can u make a multi step question dimensional analysis video please nurse 🥺✨

[@NurseInTheMaking]

Thank you so much for your suggestion! I am always looking for ideas for videos and content to share information on. I will keep this in mind for sure 🙂

[@tarawells55]

Where is the link for the free study guide? I must be missing it. Thanks for sharing!

[@NurseInTheMaking]

free.anurseinthemaking.com/free-magnesium-imbalances-study-guide

[@NurseInTheMaking]

You're welcome! :) Happy studying.

[@jamesiron4010]

I had a heart rate of 160 and after an IV it went massively down. Have no idea how much magnesium to take since leaving ER.

[@ashleykeller6520]

Next hypo/hyperkalemia :D

[@douhasinare6484]

Ur the best 🥹🥹

[@marialaguer4871]

Wait so does that mean that if there is a calcium deficiency, this can also cause hypomagnesemia? Sorry, I'm not in nursing school yet, but I got curious ..

[@NurseInTheMaking]

No worries at all! I love that you are diving into the information to prepare yourself for nursing school. Calcium and magnesium fall & rise together. Magnesium helps transport calcium out of the cell, so a lack of magnesium can lead to low calcium. These two electrolytes actually work to keep one another balanced, so you can think of them as a complementary relationship! I hope this provides some clarity 🙂-Kristine