Spinal Shock, Neurogenic Shock & Autonomic Hyperreflexia

[@mycah1993]

I love how you put these three conditions together! Thank you so much!

[@NursingSchoolExplained]

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[@shaylareyes1461]

Thank you so much for connecting all of the different concepts related to spinal cord injury. It was extremely helpful. You have my full support. Keep posting!

[@NursingSchoolExplained]

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[@Risyel16]

Thank you. Your lectures are quite helpful and so far the videos I've watched contains the important concepts that needs to be covered in a certain topic. I watch your video after reading the assigned readings and it helps me to consolidate everything in my brain. Good luck. :)

[@NursingSchoolExplained]

Thank you for your feedback and good luck on the exam!

[@collho]

Excellent run-through and differentiation of these potentially confusing concepts!

[@NursingSchoolExplained]

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[@NursingSchoolExplained]

Wow, thank you and thanks for watching!

[@1AlexanderCole]

I enjoy learning about medicine as a hobby, this is presented extremely well, very easy to follow and understand!

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[@AJ-gy8mu]

Great video! Really breaks down the three very well. If I can suggest a couple of things though - it was difficult to hear the video due to the microphone, and I'd have LOVED it if you could have stood to the side so I could have screenshot your whiteboard! This will definitely help on my LAST exam of nursing school though! Thank you!! :)

[@NursingSchoolExplained]

Noted. Thanks for watching! :)

[@jaimelynnkohler6399]

That was so helpful, thank you !

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[@NursingSchoolExplained]

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[@johnevangelista4326]

You are awesome! Thank you!

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[@pratibhabastolabadal8082]

Very helpful video . Thank you !

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[@seonjin4963]

Thank you so much!! I was like always confused those, now that I could tell the differences. It is so helpful!!

[@NursingSchoolExplained]

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[@simkesims6345]

Thank you for this video. Very informative. My textbook doesnt mention vasoconstriction due to SY hyperreflexia, and I wondered if Im wrong for thinking that should happen, relieved by your video haha

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[@jdomsmith]

Your videos are excellent! I recommend getting a lav or shotgun microphone to improve your audio.

[@NursingSchoolExplained]

Hi Dom, thank you for your feedback. Please check out my latest videos for improved sound! Good luck in your studies!

[@cexymolar4385]

Thanks alot, keep up the good work

[@NursingSchoolExplained]

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[@brianchizaza1989]

Awesome lecture. I like your consistency

[@NursingSchoolExplained]

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[@Caleb_mac]

Thank you so much

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[@hasansarhan9296]

Are those shocks mentioned in spinal cord injury?

[@NursingSchoolExplained]

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[@davem-1944]

Very helpful indeed.

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[@mapoliar]

Thank you, so much.

[@NursingSchoolExplained]

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[@miamarvel616]

Why would the HR be slow in neurogenic shock?

[@NursingSchoolExplained]

In neurogenic shock, the autonomic nervous system control and sympathetic response are lost below the level of the injury. There is no connection between the brain and the blood vessels below the injury, therefore no feedback, no sympathetic response and bradycardia.

[@Evelynmelissa9]

Thank you so much for your videos! They make adult med surg 3 feel like a breeze !

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[@peanut9019]

thank u

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