Parenteral Medication Part 1

[@tbel1ma]

She is an excellent instructor who is true to her vocation and students. She does not look like any of the instructors I have. They are miserable and want to inflict pain and unkindness to their students a shame to the profession. I wish I could have this lady as my instructor ife wil be a lot better.

[@heatherreilly6595]

she truly is lovely...my only caution for nursing students, who are not in this specific program, is to make sure you follow your program's protocol. Remember every state is different regarding acceptable proceedure , and within that, so does every college . So, just make sure all things done here match how your school wants things done before taking notes. I saw some things my school would not be happy with, simply due to the above stated things. Again, she is lovely, and so appreciate her , and hope my comment did not offend or hurt anyone

[@mamaspooky7806]

first semester nursing student. I will be visiting your videos for the next 18 months. Thank you madame.

[@janetkofie8310]

Wow. I love you. I appreciate you making this so simple. Wish I had you as my teacher in nursing school

[@carolina925]

Thank you very very much, i learned way more in 25 mins than in a 6hr class

[@ieshafancy27]

I learned so much from her. I need more medication video .please. u you are GREAT

[@JeffandKmusic]

Thank you for creating this great informative video! I'm sure nurses will find this very helpful as a refresh course as well as for those interested in what is involved with parenteral med prep.

[@kimrutledge6355]

Thank you so much for these videos. They really help a lot.

[@la11lomx]

This is great, I just wish there were some close up shots of when u prepare the medication.

[@joelirizarry5789]

Thank you so much. Very useful considering how much detail you include in your video.

[@betina55]

parenteral /pa·ren·ter·al/ (pah-ren´ter-al) not through the alimentary canal, but rather by injection through some other route, as subcutaneous, intramuscular, etc

[@Paulc2011]

Your a very good instructor thank you

[@jerky7217]

love this video, so helpful

[@me2tube123]

lovalovett ~ interesting comment. Where did you learn this? What is your source.

[@SHUJINGCAI04]

very good lecturer.....:)

[@tbel1ma]

And she is clear on her instruction how could you go wrong.

[@glitchyyy5505]

God Bless You

[@tmichellemd111]

R.I.P.Demerol

[@flamboyant731]

Thank you😍

[@abduallhalomisi9500]

THIS GOOD FOR PUPILS HEALTH SCIENCES

[@NewSideOfTheBridge]

NPH = Neil Patrick Harris

[@iwannABBIEfamous]

nice.

[@NewSideOfTheBridge]

Luke Moore wtf does this comment even mean I forgot

[@Duanevu]

Damn you the shit

[@moeg02]

ni

[@tmichellemd111]

I hate it when medical professionals can't even pronounce medical terms. It's ParenTERal, not parental, and it's phenERgan, not Phenegan (or phenegran, as I often hear it pronounced). And you should also re-title this video as Parenteral = IV medications. You never once mentioned giving any of the meds IV.