Fundamentals of Nursing Concepts | Picmonic Nursing Webinar

[@edinahmokaya8347]

For those reviewing for NCLEX RN, please listen to this guy from start to end. I got Good number of questions from all the topics he has covered.

[@iMaGiNaTiOnWpAsSiOn]

Was the NCLEX harder than Uworld, Hurst, Archer, ATI, etc? I take my PN NCLEX soon and I’m nervous .

[@octaviaetheridge8371]

Thank you for saying this because I test in a few days

[@jt1511]

Did you pass?!

[@noblebeautycosmetic8936]

WOWWWWW... literally like 15 questions from my NCLEX exam came from this video....

[@maryonyegasioyem]

WOW. THANKS FOR THAT INFO

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Wow that's awesome! Did you pass?

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Thanks for sharing

[@cdr408]

excellent video to refresh the whole semester in a bit more than one hour. I've been watching these videos and I am learning so much.

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About ti start Nursing school and i feel i started classes already with these videos. Thank you so much, now i don't feel so terrified because ill have you to help!!!!!

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I don't start Nursing school until Jan and I am Oooo so glad a ran into these videos because I honestly think this is goin to help me so much because I am a visual learner....

[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

In this webinar, Picmonic's Content Director, Kendall Wyatt, RN, covers some important nursing fundamental concepts that you need to know for nursing school and the NCLEX®! TRY PICMONIC FOR FREE ► www.picmonic.com/?

[@MachineGunKali]

This video summed up my 11 week fundamentals class and I really appreciate you for that sir!

[@meeka59]

This is a great video. I've been a nurse for some time now but I'm not in the clinical area. Sometimes I watch videos, such as these to stay connected.

[@Miaonroblox]

If not clinical, what area are you in as a nurse?

[@hossamyasser8651]

Thank you so much, Dr. Kendall Wyatt.

[@matthewa4307]

Great refresher! This guy cracked me up. He sounds like Anziz Ansari. (Its a compliment). But I definitely appreciate you doing this. Thank you!

[@emilykamara99]

Thank you so much you cover literally all of u-world questions bank on fundamental

[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

We're so happy you enjoyed the video!

[@dgj8991]

Do you have picmonic for lab values?

[@princesszadakoo52]

is it okay for 2018 nursing exam? thanks a lot

[@danijo5235]

One question on my fundamentals HESI came almost verbatim from this! Thank you and keep up the good work

[@DueinOct24]

Danijo 52 How did you do Hesi?

[@danijo5235]

Due October for my fundamentals HESI I got an 1197 (if that’s what you were asking :) )

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@@danijo5235 can you let me know what helped?

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[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

We're so glad you are loving Picmonic!

[@Miaonroblox]

Hi 🙋🏽‍♀️ new nursing student , where should I start with your videos or book to get basic foundation of what I most absolutely need to know. Thanks I’m advance 🤗

[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

Congrats on beginning your nursing journey! We'd recommend checking out Picmonic for Nursing: www.picmonic.com/nursing - This way you can explore all the content to help with your courses this semester!

[@starlover127708able]

You should do way more nursing webinars I love it information is given amazingly planning to take PN NCLEX hopefully end of June mid July

[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

We're so glad to hear that! We believe in you!

[@iMaGiNaTiOnWpAsSiOn]

Did you pass? I take mine in Oct. I’m so scared.

[@starlover127708able]

@@PicmonicVideoNursing ima nurse i passed

[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

@@starlover127708able Congratulations!!!

[@chio71413]

You’re awesome and hilarious!!! You had me rolling! Love your teaching!!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

Yay!! Studying should be fun 😀😀

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[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

There is a print and go option on Picmonic you can check out! We also have an NCLEX workbook as well 😀

[@hj4458]

Related to enema . I’m confused . I had same questions at different resources . I answered based on the ATI : slow the rate and got it wrong . All the sources said stop.

[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

Hey there! We recommend checking out our Picmonic on Enema Administration to gain further clarity! www.picmonic.com/learn/enema-administration_1559

[@jillianhoover9225]

Lung sounds was so helpful

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This is 5yrs ago❓😱 still great. Is there a new ADPIE video?

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Hi! I am a first semester nursing student; I see that most of your videos are over an hour long... which is wonderful. But, I do not have that much time to allocate to your videos...I was wondering if you have the pictures on a website somewhere or something for study purposes??? Thank you!

[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

Hi Danielle! Yes! These images come together as a story to teach nursing topics in what we call Picmonics, for picture-mnemonics. You can try the Picmonic Learning System for free at picmonic.com, no credit card required. Good luck with your studies!

[@1DogoArgCali]

OK, yes! I figured that out and I went ahead and paid for 2 year subscription! I have done a lot of research on how to study better, and it seems that pictures help us learn better! But, I was wondering, how many times do I need to watch each video?? F & E is just a hard subject I feel like. I still didnt fare too well on my exam for F&E. Its hard to memorize all the s/s for each electrolyte imbalance. I watched each video way more than once. The s/s are too similar for some... Nursing school is hard :(

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Hey Danielle! It's great that you have started using the Picmonic Learning System, and as you said, Picmonic is backed by research, proving that picture mnemonics do increase memory retention! Regarding how many times to watch a Picmonic; it really depends on the individual. However, to form really strong memories, we suggest that you listen to the educational audio first, then listen to the story audio to tie everything together, then go ahead and quiz yourself using our quiz feature to make sure those memory anchors are strong! To learn more, check out our quick demo video here: kzbin.info?o=U&video_id=v1YyqeHwRJo

[@manosharkie12]

Nice to be taught by a fellow West Virginian!!!

[@jeanedsan2305]

Please add video of fundamentals of nursing

[@jeanedsan2305]

when you plan to add them please

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[@juanitasimmons2405]

Excellent review summary...

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[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

Thank you so much! You rock! :) We've also got over 900 nursing topics that we cover at: www.picmonic.com/find-picmonic?market=nursing&noMarketModal

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Phenomenal review!

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Thank you, Savana!

[@alku8966]

Greetings, I am an upcoming Lpn student, please help me. Do you recommend these same lectures to Lpn students? If not tell me where to go to get what I need to successfully pass.Thanks

[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

Hi there! We would recommend searching and looking through all of our nursing videos! They will still be applicable to you as an LPN student! kzbin.infosearch?query=nursing Also, check out our Nursing LPN area of study! www.picmonic.com/pricing/nursing-lpn

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hi, just vieweing this video will this help with ati?

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Hi Angelica! Check out our nursing area of study! There's a whole playlist to help you prep for the ATI! www.picmonic.com/pricing/nursing

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Great overview

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I love the pics very interesting

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Glad you like them!

[@Ericka_marin]

would you still be using the clock method for a person who was born blind?

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That's a great question! Please email [e-mail] and we can send you some information from our team of scholars!

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[@janlestermalolot1698]

No audio

[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

Hi Jan! Are you experiencing no audio throughout the entire video? The audio is working properly on our end!

[@dmorales5424]

I mentioned adhd

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This is the 2nd time I subscribe. I don't know why youtube glitches.

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Hmm, weird! Well we're glad you're back with us :) Let me know if you have any questions!

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It's to fast.

[@heidih3048]

The "culture" issues make it difficult to screen those of other cultures for potential abuse. You can't just accept that marks on the body or lack of eye contact or reluctance to speak are "normal" in those of other cultures (though they may be normal under some circumstsnces). The lack of attention and care we are instructed to give to those of other cultures for the sake of "cultural tolerance" is rather horrifying actually, as spousal and child abuse are rife in all cultures..

[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

Hi Heidi! You are absolutely correct. That is why it is vital to fully assess patients with both cultural differences and possibly signs of abuse in mind. “Clinicians need to be cautious about making assumptions about the likelihood of domestic violence based on ethnicity and culture.” Jacquelyn C. Campbell, PhD, RN, FAAN and Doris W. Campbell, (Cultural Competence in the Care of Abused Women pg. 458). At 41:03 Kendall states "that's where you would look for other cues". In the realm of physical abuse, these queues could be inconsistent injuries, delays in treatment, injuries in various stages of healing, symmetrical burns, STDs, tattered clothing, poor hygiene or even over-medication. Cultural competency, in conjunction with knowledge of the signs of potential abuse, is what ultimately provides the most accurate assessment and effective intervention.

[@heidih3048]

@@PicmonicVideoNursing Thank you for the response!

[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

@@heidih3048 Absolutely!

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Enema juice 😅😅

[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

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Darwin's ape to man nonsense @15:18

[@examppple]

Nope did not like the enema thing especially that old guy there pointing at emma. Not cool guy.besides that like it

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You're too much,you have been doing a wonderful job,i learned so much from you,you're a great Teacher.

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i like you but the uh and ums you say could be a lot less..it kind of distracts me

[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

Thank you for your feedback, Amalia!

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My God, you guys complain about everything.

[@jaymorgan.]

This video is way too long for nursing students that do not have the time to sit for over a hour to listen to a video. Please condense preferably down to 3min or less if possible. Leave the fluff out.

[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

Check out our videos on picmonic.com as each topic is covered with quick 2-3 minute videos!