Pheochromocytoma Symptoms, Nursing NCLEX Lecture, Pathophysiology and Treatment | Endocrine

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

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[@vinodkumaryadav7254]

Waw amazing teaching Nd yu looking very hot Love you Sara

[@nadjatedrd8061]

ض 😊😊😊

[@noobiewatcherz9938]

0:35 Pheochromocytoma is tumor on adrenal medulla 1:43 Adrenal medulla secretes epinephrine , norepinephrine, and dopamine. 2:18 Chromatin cells found in adrenal medulla 3:25 Catecholamine function 3:59 Catecholamines (epinephrine, norepinephrine ) effects on body. 6:11 s/s 7:39 Increase sweating 8:39 s/s can be triggered by ______? 8:46 Tyramine foods that triggers Pheochromocytoma tumors to excrete excess catecholamines. 9:11 s/s triggered by _____ meds? 9:30 diagnosed by urine, blood test 10:25 treatment 11:21 N interventions 11:38 Hypertensive Crisis 12:57 If adrenectomy, Preop meds alpha adrenergic blockers (cardura, minipress, hyrin) 14:48 Bi or Unilateral adrenectomy

[@theagent9362]

Thank you for the info I wish I New what was going on with me three years ago but I found out I had this I was diagnosed with this s/s I had heart palpitations, high blood, high blood sugar, headaches, trimmers, sweating, fatigue, weight loss, weak, my stomach would get really hard it attract the lining of my stomach I could not eat any processed food but I am doing good right now

[@rachellebolos9887]

hello sara! thank you much for all your videos it really helped me to pass my NCLEX. I jsut passed my nclex with 75 questions.. you are really a good teacher.. I watched all your videos.. now that I'm done with Nclex i will still watch your up coming videos.. thank you and God bless!! you are a God's gift to the aspiring nurses..😊😊

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hello Rachelle :) Congratulations on passing NCLEX....I know you have to feel so happy and relieved it is over. I remember when my computer shut off at 75 questions and I was like YES...I would have hated to take all the questions...75 questions were enough. I'm so very honored you used my videos to help you study. I wish you the best in your new career as a nurse. Thank you for your kind words...they mean a lot to me. God bless and best wishes!

[@jeni123ish]

Hi Rachelle, I am wondering if you did anything else other than watching these videos to help you pass the NCLEX? Thank you

[@crystalholder2213]

Congratulations on passing the NCLEX.

[@neginsedt2514]

I have a 17-year-old patient diagnosed with this disease She has all these symptoms Thanks for your lesson it made me to understand better her current condition 👌❤️

[@sofieselene]

As somebody with a recently diagnosed pheocromacytoma, this is also helpful

[@weezyjay2523]

I hope that all is well now.

[@angg9669]

Thank you Sara for explaining what "Pheochromocytom" is. My doctor was very shocked to see my blood test results being so high. They found this issue through a CT scan and a PET Scan. I will be needing surgery soon for this condition. I also had symptoms of palpitations, sweating, anxiousness, high blood pressure, shaky hands, and more. I also had a 24-hour urine test. I love your videos! This has really helped me understand what this condition is and you're good at what you do! Keep it up!

[@Katie-vy5rd]

There are supposedly rare and requires a delicate surgery hope it went well! 😊

[@londonlove3519]

I can't express in words what your teaching method means to me, thank you X infinity, please don't ever stop. You have a gift for teaching, and you present yourself in an excellent, professional manner, you are simply the best!!!

[@amandajohnson1849]

Hi Sara, I'm studying for my final this semester and just wanted you to know how thankful I am of your videos! I'm a visual and audio learner and your videos are so informative. You are a truly gifted teach. Thank you again!

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hello ;) Thank you so much for using my videos to help you prep for your finals. I hope you ace them! Also, thank you so much for your kind words. I hope you enjoy your winter break, and I hope to see you back here next semester :) Merry Christmas!

[@whoadude8681]

I'm gonna say "Hey Everyone!" in my head in Sarah's accent when I start my test tomorrow, bet I ace it

[@chanellelynn4130]

😂😂😂

[@chanellelynn4130]

I'm gonna try this

[@renaekelly2149]

Thank you so much for your videos, I have NCLEX next month and your videos are helping to refresh my knowledge base. Extremely grateful for the content.

[@Chi-chi9020]

Sarah, you’re the best nursing professor I have ever seen. You deserved to be called “Dr. Sarah” because honestly you have mastered this and knew more than anyone I have come across with. Your teacher plan is one of a kind. I just love you. I am in love with your teaching style and smartness🙏🏾

[@MaryJane-qq9mm]

I'm starting my 24hr urine tests.. i have noticed shadow marks in my vision too. And everything you've said is bang on. Yet I'd never heard of this until i went to a new dr who wrote the requisition for this test. But ya. It's like this for me.

[@MaryJane-qq9mm]

I've always had anxiety but didn't always feel so awful. It started when I had a bleedout (with blood transfusion) THAT is when i started feeling really awful.

[@newnimprovesT3]

How did ur test go?

[@weezyjay2523]

Is all ok?

[@Wewillbeokay8]

This was the most informative thing I’ve found about pheo online. Thank you.

[@katd1932]

Fantastic lecture and I love that you have the links on screen throughout!!!

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you very much, Kat :) I'm glad you like the links throughout the video. Thank you for letting me know you liked them because I valued what you all think about the videos.

[@jcv096]

Hi, thanks so much for this lecture! It is so hard to explain to my loved ones who have no medical knowledge, and this made it SO easy! I appreciate you!

[@vincentgaite1194]

I have to go back here because I have to thank you for your wonderful videos. I took the NCLEX-PN today. Actually I just finished taking it 6 hours ago. And I got the good pop-up from the PV trick. I know it's too early to celebrate, but I still want to thank you because I had only 4 remaining days left before my test today and I saw your videos. God probably did it for me to pass the test. I watched them every time I go to the the bathroom or even in the public library or while cooking or listen to them while eating. I answered your quizzes too. Thank you so much!!!! I will be watching your videos again and again in preparation for my NCLEX-RN in the future..... Thanks so much again... Please keep posting videos.... You are a great help to all of us.... You're the best!!!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍👍 And what's more amazing is that I took my test today Nov 23, a day before Thanksgiving so it is a big big blessing for me... you are a blessing... literally....

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

WOW, thank you so much for the amazing comment, Vincent! Seriously, it really meant a lot to me to read it. First of all, congrats to you! I'm so very honored you used my videos to help you study, and I'm glad you found them. I know you have to feel so relieved to have it over and finally start your nursing career. It is so awesome you listened to my videos everywhere you went (I got a kick out of reading about how you listened to them in the bathroom, at the library, and when cooking). Again, thank you for this awesome comment because I love to know I'm helping you nursing students out...which is the whole reason my channel exist...is for you all. I look forward to helping you with the NCLEX-RN exam. Happy Thanksgiving, Vincent!

[@vincentgaite1194]

Yes, I did pass when I posted this comment. Actually, I took the exam the same day I posted this comment. And I did the PV trick and knew that I passed, then 6 hours later, I posted this comment because RegisteredNurseRN's videos were helpful during my review. I would say I watched her videos 75% of the time during my NCLEX-PN review while driving, cooking, or going to the bathroom. Lol. I watched her NCLEX-RN videos even though I was reviewing for NCLEX-PN because I felt like I was learning more of the theoretical framework of the NCLEX. I'm now currently working as LVN in our hospital. And I'm still watching her videos up to now in preparation for my BSN program probably starting this summer 2017.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Yay! Congrats Vincent! Thank you for following up. I was wondering how everything turned out. Thank you for such the awesome comment about my videos. I'm so happy they helped you pass. I wish you the best in your career :)

[@vincentgaite1194]

Hi Sarah, @RegisteredNurseRN. Remember this day when I posted this when I passed my NCLEX-PN? Now, I have to go back here because I just passed my NCLEX-RN. The day (March 7) before my test day (March 8), I did binge-watch your videos. I know that, that is not supposed to be what I had to do the day before the test, but I just felt like I had to binge-watch your videos because I know that your videos helped me to pass NCLEX-PN. Why not for NCLEX-RN? I am so thankful. I always recommend your channel to my friends. You are an instrument! Once again, thank you. And please keep making vidoes. Keep posting. Keep teaching. You are a blessing! Thank you. God bless!

[@katerynasmith5162]

excellent as usually. Thanks for not charging for your videos. For nursing students its priceless

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you so much for taking the time out to leave this comment. I really appreciate it! Also, thank you for watching my videos!

[@robshoup]

I had a pheochromocytoma and pretty sure I have a paraganglioma now. The one big issue I have with this is the statement ".....and the doctor will look further into this and see the patient has a pheochromocytoma." I never had an ER doctor look further into it. Once I even went to the ER because my BP was 260/190. They determined I didn't have a heart attack and discharged me while I still have extremely high BP. Took almost a decade to find it. One ER doctor even suggested I not come back to the ER because I was wasting their time. Some doctors are useless. I met a lot of them.

[@isldata3974]

How you are feeling now?

[@jessicaann7507]

I thought the same thing. If they can call it anxiety and send you out the door, they will. It's so hard to find a doctor that will listen, but they definitely don't exist in the ER.

[@JN-fl3kz]

Same here. Been having exact symptons. One dr said I had paraganglioma in the neck, now they are saying scans can not find it. Many episodes to ER and they just send me back home.

[@Katie-vy5rd]

​@@JN-fl3kzlook up carotid body tumor and treatment.. have you at least been treated for symptoms like with propranolol? Sorry , I'm a nurse and think I might have a carotid body tumor ie paraganlioma, a functional one.. also if you have a relative with a neuroendocrine tumor.. thats more ammunition for them to further investigate..

[@Papachita]

Hello Sara . Thank you for your lecture on the adrenal and pituitary disorders. It was better than my lecture in class.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hello :) You're most welcome! Thank you so much for your very kind words about my lectures. I'm so happy you found the adrenal and pituitary disorder lectures helpful! I wish you the best in your studies!

[@dolceamore4759]

I love your videos! I'm studying for the nclex and find ur videos very help!

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you very much for watching my videos! I'm honored to help you prep for NCLEX. I wish you the best on it. Happy Thanksgiving!

[@sobiakhurram4955]

Hi Sara! You put so much time, energy and effort in your videos. They are extremely comprehensive Thank you so much. Your hard work and care is truly appreciated 😀

[@jesusubiles1703]

Hello Sara! I just wanted to take a second to thank you for all that you do. I love your videos, quizzes and notes! You have helped me so much the past 2 semesters. My endocrine exam, I didnt even open my book! I just watched all your videos on all the different disorders and printed out the notes and of course studied it religiously! I did very well!! :) I talk about you all the time to my peers because they ask me what do I do different. I watch Sara

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hello :) THANK YOU so much for taking the time to write this very kind comment. I'm so glad you like the videos, quizzes, and notes! Very awesome my endocrine videos helped you...so awesome! Thank you also for spreading the word about my channel....I REALLY appreciate that! I wish you the best in your studies, and always stay tuned because every week I uploaded new videos with quizzes!

[@myrabiney2303]

Thank-you Sarah for always making things easier for me

[@Shom3th3mon3y]

Thank you so much for these videos...I wish I would have found them sooner, but the timing is perfect as I am in Pharm2 and Adult1. I been watching them all and It is a big help.

[@KarlaRodriguez-mx2od]

Thanks for the video Sarah. I'm studying for the N-CLEX test and this came up. It was a great review!

[@akcel1211]

Thanks for your video. Can you tell me what is the recurrence rate of pheorchromocytoma in the case of an adrenalectomy please ?

[@chemutaiharonelites8803]

Thanks for the presentation am falling in love with medicine now

[@bradh6185]

I started my journey with these exact symptoms 9 years ago at the age of 40. Episodic blood pressure spikes that include raised heart rate and feeling of doom. Happens about twice a year. I also now have heat intolerance and flushing mainly on my chest and abdomen. I just had an abdominal CT the other day after a finding of high insulin (38 UIU/ML). Everything in the CT appeared normal, including adrenal glands. I think my condition may have been developing even before the first bad episode in 2011, because I had migraines that included similar symptoms in the chest. I haven't recognized anything that causes the episodes. However, a bowel movement has often marked the turn around point of the episode. Sometimes eating a substantial meal will either trigger the bowel movement, or trigger the turn around on it's own. Not sure which. I feel like this is slowly wrecking my body. I don't know what to do. A few years after the onset, I was diagnosed with an aortic aneurysm.

[@gpm5608]

awesome video!! thank you so much for this wonderful video!!! more power to you ms. sara and god bless you always!!!

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you very much, Gary :) I'm so happy you liked the video! Thank you for watching my videos. God bless :)

[@VictorTumaini-fe6bm]

You're really doing a great job🥳🥳

[@hollygonzalez348]

Thanks for this video! Very informative and easy to follow!

[@PrettyP81]

Hi Sara. Your videos are super awesome! Thanks to your videos I've been able to survive through med-surge so far. I was wondering if you'll be doing end stage renal failure and hemodialysis. I have to present on this topic in a week😖😖 thank you for sharing your knowledge!!

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hello :) I'm so very happy I'm helping you survive med-surge...that is a rough class. I will be covering renal disorders in the future...however, I'm not exactly sure when because I'm finishing up respiratory...then I'm going to try to do some peds and maternity topics (along with other video requests that have been made). But I will definitely add your request to my "to-do" list. I hope you have a Happy Thanksgiving :)

[@alidf7598]

Thank you from Egypt ❤️

[@jhenbayubay8469]

hello :) sara i've been watching ur videos and it really amazing, cause it helps me so much for what im doing, this is so awesome thanks a lot...it helps me for taking my BSN-RN class. wish u have a happy thanks giving day:).

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hello Jhen :) I'm so happy my videos are helping. THANK YOU for watching them. I appreciate it so much! Happy Thanksgiving :)

[@kaylahatley3058]

you're the best! love your videos!

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Aww, thank you so much, Kayla! You're very kind! I appreciate it!

[@hayyanturkmani3374]

I'm a dental student and this video helped me ALOOOT thanks :) i love the accent too haha 😃

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you very much for taking the time to watch the video and for leaving this comment. I'm so glad you liked the video. I wish you the best in your dental program!

[@saraswathiganesan6784]

Mam its osm lecture.....tq sooo much mam🤩

[@Jk-op3ky]

I LOVE your videos!!! there so helpful please do some nearo disease :)

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you so much! I'm so happy you like the videos :) I will definitely be covering neuro in the future. Thanks for letting me know you're interested in it!

[@skyechambers1968]

I have all symptoms that I've been told for 4 years they're panic attacks..get my results Friday.

[@weezyjay2523]

How did everything go?

[@hln2014]

Hello. Is it possible for u to explain the reason of orthostatic hypotension in pheochromocytoma? Thanks for the great video btw.

[@milagrosines]

You inspire me! Thank you!

[@ketelinevoltaire3906]

Great job Sara keep it up.

[@KeenaArtist]

This was so helpful. Thanks!!!!!

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

You're most welcome :) Thank you for the comment. I appreciate it!

[@jeannegarcia7325]

Very awesome video

[@DrAsaad-lv1cy]

Thx for everything u did and for ur teaching me a lot of a new useful information

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you so much for taking the time to leave this comment. I really appreciate it! I'm glad you liked the video.

[@shwetadhimmar802]

Great explanation 😃

[@ninamontero5055]

very informative! good job!

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thank you so much for your comment!

[@upandaljm]

I just got diagnosed with one of these.

[@SlyPYoung]

Thanks for sharing. you videos are so helpfu!

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

You're most welcome, Silvia :) Thank you for the comment!

[@daradangana5625]

Thank you so much❤️

[@alimusa197]

Thank u mam ........i m so love,love,love ur cute lectures.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

You're very welcome! Thank you for watching my lectures. Best wishes in your studies!

[@지예-h1q]

sara your videos are always such a great help!!

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Hello Anna :) Thanks for watching my videos and for the video suggestion. This may be a video I make in the future...I will add it to my "to-do" list. Thanks again.

[@aliqusay3326]

Thank you so much for these interesting videos ..it makes my study easier .... iam wondering if u can make a video about local anesthesia preparation...i mean how to calculate the maximum dose to the patient ... cause i" ve had an exam about it and its really confusing..am sure u will make easier for me ..thank you for all the efforts and i really appreciate your work ... :) :)

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Are you referring to safe-dose range calculations? If so, I have a video on how to calculate this here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4PHeol9lraZbbM&index=3&list=PLQrdx7rRsKfUYdl0TZQ0Tc2-hLlXlHNXq Also, here are all my other dosage and calculation videos that may help you as well: kzbin.info/aero/PLQrdx7rRsKfUYdl0TZQ0Tc2-hLlXlHNXq Best wishes on your exam.

[@aliqusay3326]

RegisteredNurseRN thank you so much for these videos it helped me ...but my problem is about local anesthetic (lidocaine) and the calculation was about the concentration like 2%=20 mg..and so on and the question was if the concentration was 1.5% of lidocaine how many cc and the maximum dose we can give to the patient weighing 60 kg and its about adult patients...am really sorry for bothering but am really confused about it ...

[@gowrigowri5722]

I really love you in your lecture ❤️ and you

[@sipiwenkweto2839]

Thanks very well explained

[@biancajane8739]

Thank You!!!!🎉

[@usrafieckx9]

Like all your videos.

[@ourevilone]

i think this is what i have but i have no idea how to get doctors to listen. they never listen to me

[@lillyroon5937]

Im a medical student and this help me :D

[@profheadramnandanprasad9137]

its enough for doctors also.

[@Mike41919]

Great info, my dad has this

[@Katie-vy5rd]

How is he doing?

[@captainwarch]

Great Video! Loved it. :D I have a request, though... Would it be possible for you to include the morphology (gross and microscopic features) of the neoplasms in your next videos? It would great. Cheers! :)

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

Thanks for watching the video! I appreciate it. The videos I make are geared towards nursing students taking the NCLEX....so morphology isn't really a topic students need to know for the NCLEX..therefore that is why I don't include it in my videos. Thanks for your request though!

[@lobarita]

I wish I saw this before a certain test 🙂

[@HamidDurwaish]

Great

[@EMan-uk7bp]

i need to do a 24 hour urine test ... crap i just cant stick to the 4 day diet no nuts banana melons avocadoes cheese ... i experience abnormal sweats for a while now getting worse had to stop my 10 km hikes my heart beats hard and im not in bad cardiovascular shape especially for walking at least i am very sensitive to heat i was the type of person who walked several km along a 38 degrees + beach shore with no problem.. nowi get headaches every single day feel confused dizzy cant go out in 20 degrees sun feel very warm in my body like i jumped in a fire

[@weezyjay2523]

I hope that you are well now.

[@Reachland02]

How are you now. Do u have brain tumor or other disease?

[@salmansheelu4216]

Good

[@NurseSaria]

[@reycamacho2866]

sweet🥰

[@lifeisbeautiful7047]

I can't accept the fact that she's a nurse not a Doctor ! In my ccountry all the nurses know is injections

[@leomartolentino7539]

haha true

[@crazycatlady312]

Yes nurses in America sometimes know even more than the doctors but we all play a key role 🙂💜

[@timothygenaw2199]

Never run from a Grizzly bear

[@radradR0bot]

I have all of these symptoms accepted I'm getting fatter

[@ranaashrafranaashrafrana4900]

😮

[@TheBoxBox920]

i have this just found out today 😭

[@Katie-vy5rd]

Theses are rare! But maybe because most docs don't even look for them. Hope you're well. I'm afraid to ask for testing..I think I have one as well. I'm a nurse and for some reason medical people call everyone hypochondriac if you try and diagnose yourself.

[@Katie-vy5rd]

Also, do you mind telling if it was a gp or specialist who diagnosed?

[@Nitish_vlogs143]

U r so cute 🥰

[@tabz2489]

My girlfriend is jelous that I spend more time with you while im in Nursing school.