Pulmonary Embolism (PE) - Medical-Surgical - Respiratory System |

[@1969petiza]

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[@Julissa2117]

Thank you for these videos, I’m a Hispanic nurse and I understand all the video just because you speak slow and clearly. I love it

[@Cece_mo]

I really like the questions you put at the end. I like you dont put multiple choice because I can actually think about the question

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I love that your videos are short and too the point!!

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[@Fangshuifarttheory]

Love love your explanation! Such an elegant and vivid way! I can't even use the words to describe it lol

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[@estherkurilova3324]

Hi Cathy can you include under respiratory PE pulmonary edema, PE pulmonary effusion. Thank you for questions at the end of each topic. Have respiratory exams next week,this just hits important points in a nutshell.

[@MercurialRats]

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[@vremyagoda]

First of all, thank you for your videos! Regarding Warfarin and anti-platetlets (Aspirine) . We do see clients that prescribed with both. In terms of NCLEX, is that a contraindication /teaching to avoid taking Aspirin with anti-coagulants? Thank you again!

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Your teachings are very helpful but they are quite short I want more length thank you

[@mitchelljimeno3564]

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[@clarewairimu8848]

Hello Nurse Parker you mention that the patient with P.E should avoid aspirin,yet aspirin is a anti platelet which reduces chances of clot formation,kindly clarify that for me?

[@LevelUpRN]

When the patient is on a blood thinner (such as warfarin) for a PE, they have an increased risk of bleeding. If they were to take aspirin, that would further increase their risk of bleeding. Does that make sense? -Cathy

[@clarewairimu8848]

@@LevelUpRN yes it does thank you for the clarification

[@sofiacarolina777]

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[@jkdeb3822]

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[@christophervillanueva6343]

If I had passed 3 negative sputom tests result,is it possible that i will be comtaminated again?

[@chiquitababy5]

Does a PE cause pain in the lung when taking a deep breath?

[@LevelUpRN]

It can; patients can have constant chest pain, chest pain with inspiration, or in some cases no pain at all! That's why it's important to do a full clinical evaluation and not only look for one particular symptom!

[@laurendenson5904]

If the D-dimer is normal could there still be a clot?

[@LevelUpRN]

Certainly; in most cases, if there's a clot there will be an elevated D-dimer, however not in all cases. The D-dimer should only be used as one component of the clinical workup!

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