Pediatrics (Peds Part II) for NCLEX, HESI and ATI

Learn about the most important Peds concepts to know and what questions have been seen very often on NCLEX, ATI and HESI. I will teach you how to choose the correct answer while eliminating wrong answer choices.

[@NLTOKAKES]

I was confused about the fontanel question about why the 28-month-old option was correct, and it was that a child with hydrocephalus may have a delayed closing of fontanel. If anyone was wondering about that one too.

[@remilekunmabo8062]

I was wondering too. Thanks 🎻

[@raelynnmarie436]

I know I am late but I thought I would leave this here for others questioning it! The rationale, according to a quizlet, is that "the child with hydrocephalus may have a delayed closing of the fontanel." So I guess it's okay because there is a reason for it (the water accumulates and causes it to swell).

[@permalino1]

waiting for that rationale too... i found this online as well " Causes of both large fontanels and delayed closure include increased intracranial pressure or delayed ossification of the cranium caused by an underlying genetic, nutritional, or metabolic etiology."

[@larissap2504]

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[@NexusNursing]

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[@alinalahens4854]

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[@anatrevino7565]

I"m so glad I found your channel Professor D! :) I love the way you explain each rationale for the correct/wrong answers and provde helpful tips to remember.

[@NexusNursing]

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[@RachyMore]

Now am addicted to watching your videos ,😀 Am learning a lot.Thank you Professor D!!!

[@larissap2504]

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[@NexusNursing]

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[@lindabryan4927]

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[@Poneisha]

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[@jannatulchowdhury943]

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[@TheDeekb]

Your videos are a big help. Sat through a 3-day mandatory NCLEX prep knowing id be better off just watching more of your videos.

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[@amyh3882]

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[@NexusNursing]

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[@ambriashelton8998]

Taking hesi this morning and PRAYING for an 84 😩🙏 thank you so much for your videos!! ❤️❤️

[@user-if1ok9re1d]

I love your videos. I have learned more from you than any of my books, lectures, or other videos.

[@elizabethgeorges587]

Hello Professor D!! First of all, i just wanna say I love your videos!!! They are so helpful , I watch your videos everyday to help me prepare for the NCLEX im taking in a couple of weeks!!! Thank you for such great and helpful material!! I just wanted to know for the question about the types of stool, @8:55 you didn't get to explain what disease you would see with bile-colored, watery stool. what disease would you see that in? Please and thank you:)

[@nhuphuongtran8533]

I will take NCLEX soon next month, and I found your video for Peds series which is my weakness. Thank you very much for your great videos.

[@sram7054]

So happy I found you on tiktok! Been using your videos to help me with my comprehensive test thats coming up. Your rationales are amazing, especially going through why all the other answers we wrong!

[@sram7054]

Just wanted to come back update you! Passed my comprehensive test and now my License exam using your videos (Canada btw!) Thank you for putting in the work to make these videos for us❤

[@christenelee3695]

Real teaching...

[@amindube3430]

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[@daisynapay4199]

Hello Professor D your so generous About sharing your knowledge and we are so blessed for God sending like you for us nurses..

[@jabbaarsmith7633]

I wish you were my instructor, your rationales behind your answers are teachable for other diagnoses, your crushing 4 topics in one answer. I would love to be one of your students.. your the best professor D.

[@alinedupont2408]

I love the way you explain things and you are a joy to watch. You look so happy

[@selenacastro7502]

Thank you for being so awesome! I love your sassiness it keeps me watching 😂 you’re getting me through nursing school

[@NexusNursing]

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[@valerieboyer1411]

Excellent!!

[@elciepharaonrejouit6104]

Thank you so much Professor D. I learned a lot from you.

[@tkimblet549]

I’m so grateful I stumbled across you blessed, beloved, Informative, educational channel. I will be starting Peds class Monday and have watch 2 of peds videos. Thanks again thanks

[@angelalexander9009]

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[@jcruz0312]

You're amazing!! I have my pediatric exam this Thursday and I feel so much more confident after your explanations. I appreciate you taking time from your life to help others!! God Bless you!!

[@wuraafolabi3019]

I'm really gaining a lot from the videos

[@chriswell21]

Professor D! I didn’t know this was your specialty!!! I take the Peds HESI on Monday! I am so nervous!!!

[@NexusNursing]

Don’t be! Study hard and watch all the videos!!!

[@sky85ful]

Thank you for these videos!! Nice overview

[@kaddytouray681]

My weak point peds and psychiatric. I'm grateful

[@stephaniewells6495]

Your amazing and I love how you explain through the questions!

[@billiegallagher8401]

Please keep doing what you do, you are the Best !

[@billiegallagher8401]

Thank you... please keep them coming!

[@NexusNursing]

I definitely will!!!

[@XGARExBEARX]

ganglion cells in hirschsprung's disease. it was on my peds hesi.

[@XeCuteAbstractSounds]

Hi Professor D, love your channel, thank you for what you're doing. In lieu of good instructors, there's always youtube! haha... I love how you explain rationales thoroughly and go thru what the wrong choices and tell us for which question that would be for... One thing though, on 11:11 mark, you read one of the choices but didn't give a rationale as to why that was wrong. I've been doing pretty well when I follow along, and when I do get something wrong, your rationale explanation would usually clear it up. I was anxiously waiting as to why the answer couldn't have been "a 28 month old with hydrocephalus and an open anterior fontanel." At that age, their anterior fontanel should be closed already by 9 to 18 months. I'm assuming it's not due to hydrocephalus, because it doesn't specifically say there's ICP present. I'm sure there's a valid reasoning... please comment back when you get a chance. Thanks again for what you do! Great job...

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[@charliecalderon-cardinal3976]

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[@sidonieforlemu9170]

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[@angelalouidor8149]

Thank you your video is helpful

[@gaylegonzalez71]

Love you videos!! Your rationale is great thank you for going deep in them Any videos on peds grief n loss

[@Robas-p4l]

Hello professor, are these good for LPN as well? You are an 👌 awesome teacher 👏 .thank you!

[@catherineanunne5657]

l love your teaching and the way you explain it. Are you going to have review boot camp in Florida by June

[@NexusNursing]

I’m sorry no, I have just too many projects to juggle, plus Roro is still out here in full effect!!😂😂😂

[@lennyblanton4189]

So helpful thank you so much

[@NexusNursing]

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[@arlensanchez1560]

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[@dianagross6894]

@8:00 min mark - aganglionic cells

[@amyh3882]

I have a question about the 18-month-old with the cardiac cath. My book says to immobilize the affected extremity in a flat position for at least 4 hours for venous entry site and 6 for arterial. Can you explain a little more about why the correct answer wouldn't be to restrain the child's lower extremities? Thanks!

[@NexusNursing]

what is the time marker for this question?

[@rocellel.1513]

4:51

[@andrewwiebke734]

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[@jamies1449]

You’re a Saint.

[@michellenana7877]

very helpful

[@NexusNursing]

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[@jamies1449]

THANK YOU.

[@gestamomprevil6434]

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[@lisawalker7132]

Where can I find you lectures??

[@salinakhan7264]

Missing the ganglion cell. I think.

[@franciscaogechi1938]

Thanks so much am so grateful you are really helping me to read even at work