Stages of Labor OB *Part 3* for Nursing Students

[@myrnamalak425]

Hi there ! Just wanted to let you know that I decided to view this video the night before taking my NCLEX....i am not an OB/L&D guru, I actually hate OB haha..BUT It was a great video and very simple to remember ! I had one question on stages of labor (thanks to this video..i got it correct) and I passed my boards ! WOOOHOOO. thanks again ! great video !

[@deetrasimmons5470]

We need you as a teacher at out school!! You make it soooo freaking simple..Thank you soooo much!!!

[@brianjenkinson7865]

I have come back to this set of videos several times for great review. I found it very helpful in a critical thinking mode going thru the process. THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@fatmatatommy7706]

Thanks very much for your marvelous teaching on videos. I am presently one of the nursing student who is learning by watching these videos .you are wonderfully gifted and you are willing to share your knowledge to people who want to learn . thanks so much.

[@samanthat4851]

I love your humor! Helps make learning fun. Keep it up! I'll need you even more in a few months!!

[@lilyellena4022]

Thank you that was helpful. I love that it's very straight forward.

[@angelahalls3628]

Thank you for the help in understanding this topic.

[@allys.9320]

New nursing student here!!! thank you for the awesome simple video. Ive been struggling with the L & D material but you really presented a concept in a way I could understand. :)

[@thefamilyguy3458]

for your information labor have 4 stages where the 4th stage is the first hour following the 3rd stage, where the patient needs strict followup and most obstetric complication occur

[@rainbowpandasays8851]

you can't see the white board but he wrote and mentions stage four mid video.

[@rainbowpandasays8851]

10 : 30 exact

[@alexiscavezza]

you`re awesome i love your videos! i always make sure to watch them a couple days before my tests so that i understand the information better. And it really makes it easier. thanks!

[@jodishourd5869]

Please update these videos! I pay on the website and I have the Maternal/Child HESI and I cringed so hard at these videos. The pharmacology videos were a lifesaver, but I have problems trusting these.

[@reneefriday137]

Love the video. Really helps break it all down.

[@FabledGecko]

This compared to now😂😂 I’d loveeeeeeee if he would redo OB.

[@daisyrose4715]

thank you so much! i really understand when u explain :)

[@warrenstroud7074]

God bless you son

[@elisek.4603]

Wouldn't putting oxygen on the patient when they are hyperventilating cause further alkalosis?

[@Neesie719]

This was so helpful! Thank you!

[@yettasmith3172]

this video is very helpful. I hear some saying that he's not using proper terms and the video didn't have value... I am a nursing student and I would think that anyone everyone should have had read there txt books and or had lecture from there professors at this point and just need a little clarity. This video is very basic and They are teaching us very basic info so that we can pass the NCLEX.

[@elizabethv7411]

YOU are awesome!!!!! TY

[@SOSAC214]

Where is the break down about the VEAL CHOP?

[@ambikaashokan4302]

Good

[@georgekorchev1]

great vid, but there is 4 stages

[@alexbucg]

lol @ "the fundus is some sort of muscle, it is like over here by the bladder". ?????? Seriously!!?

[@nj8719]

Shit's embarrasing.

[@Tinhatwarrior]

Dear god u need to redo OB