Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) - Medical-Surgical - Nervous System |

[@ItzzWillowRoblox]

LOL Cathy - your bloopers at the end! Loved this review for my upcoming PEDI final. Thank you!

[@LevelUpRN]

VERY welcome!

[@faisalbi1330]

​@@LevelUpRN hi thankyou so much for this video. I had hydrocephalus a d had brain surgery but I can't feel myself I can't feel emotions feelings I can't concentarate most likely it's cognitive problems please reply me can recover fully how I was before normal brain function?

[@kobiebuat8908]

You literally summarized a 1.5 hour lecture under 7 minutes, THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

[@starzthelimit3563]

You should have your own nursing school. You definitely wouldn't have a lack of students. You were made to be a nurse and a teacher. Thank you for these videos and the flash cards. They have been my savior through med surg.

[@LevelUpRN]

So kind of you to say. Thank you so much!😍

[@jonkas4542]

45 lbs intracranial pressure. Years later, was able to read an entire page in under 15 minutes and understand it. 15 years later, the psoriasis I had from the top of my head to the bottom of my feet, finally vanished. I will struggle to the grave.

[@rosariocatlin4845]

Amazing!!! You are incredible!

[@RoadRunnergarage8570]

Same here... TBI from a severe car wreck in 97.... I struggle with memory,speech,anger and frustration.... I have my good days and my bad days....

[@justkids3988]

Wow, what were your treatments?

[@jonkas4542]

@@justkids3988 tons of meds and years of therapy.

[@ianstewartorr8455]

I’ve had that breathing problem my TBI was 1977 I’m now fast approaching 60 years old greetings from Scotland 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@Crissa42082]

New nurse on a neurosurgery/ortho floor. Thanks for this video

[@LevelUpRN]

You’re welcome! Glad it was helpful!

[@luvsilly60]

Years ago I got tested for dyslexia. After a full evaluation they asked me if I had had a head injury. I didn’t have to tell them the test results showed it. Years later.

[@joshdudeguy2830]

Craniectomy is the removal of part of a person's skull to relieve pressure. Not the removal of brain tissue. Usually this part of the skull is stored in an incision made in your abdominal fascia so that it stays viable while it is away from the rest of the skull.

[@LevelUpRN]

You are right. This part of the video has been edited to remove this incorrect definition. Thank you for the heads-up.

[@alathka2122]

Thank you. These are straight to the point and easy to understand.

[@LevelUpRN]

You are welcome! So happy to help! ❤️

[@boyetsunny]

East or west Cathy is the best

[@estellawortee9077]

I love your videos! True blessing for students.🙏

[@JustAdude291]

Thank you Cathy!

[@LevelUpRN]

You are so welcome!! Always happy to help!

[@shell9353]

I love the questions at the end! Thank you 😊

[@LevelUpRN]

You're so welcome! Glad you like the questions. :)

[@monicaerika1506]

Love the questions at the end!

[@LevelUpRN]

Thanks!!!

[@LG-ow5vo]

What should we know in regards to closed head injuries ? Vs open ?

[@jenicabagain1140]

Thank you 🥰

[@LevelUpRN]

Very welcome!

[@KyraDague]

Is this the same thing as increased intracranial regulation/intracranial regulation?

[@rociocamacho1395]

Hi, I absolutely have enjoyed watching your videos while in nursing school! I also like that you added questions at the end of every video. I wanted to ask if you have videos for the integumentary systems more specifically burns (medical-surgical) as I cannot find them?

[@charnelleinnocent]

i love your videos but they are so brief.

[@flofel4562]

Thanks

[@LevelUpRN]

Welcome

[@cielosierra7145]

you should add the name of the abnormal posturing

[@onyibechukwuemeka864]

Very helpful

[@LevelUpRN]

Glad you think so!

[@HeritageCast]

Ketamine and Micronized Progesterone and Fish Oil 10 Grams should be used as well. And part of what the NIH has designed as a protocol.

[@timjohnson1199]

TBI survivor here. Don't know if it helped but I'm doing much, much better than I was supposed be doing. I love my sardines, herring and salmon. Also sauerkraut and kimchee. I rid myself of all the pharmaceuticals I was saturated with too.

[@AstroZombie1]

That’s cool and all, but we’re just trying to pass our exams and the NCLEX!

[@logic45audio]

You had a lot of information in there but I was assuming you were talking to uneducated people on this subject and I was wondering why you named so many conditions but you didn't give any information on those conditions such as systolic hypertension. I can look it up but I have no idea what it means it's like you listed several things but I don't know what they are if I did I probably wouldn't need for you to explain what you're explaining

[@brandehhh2023]

Because she’s talking to nursing students and nurses. We know what she’s talking about or are learning

[@reginaldwilliams617]

I had tonsillar herniation after my TBI... early on I felt like I was having a heart attack every other day.

[@sumitraina5114]

Are you fine now ?

[@reginaldwilliams617]

@sumitraina5114 No, the heart attack feeling went away.... but I'm still having other issues.. like feeling like I just got out of the swimming pool... if I stay outside in the heat for 30 minutes. Feel like I drank pool water and almost drowned if I stayed in the heat long... weird stuff be happening... like seeing one bottle, but turn around 5 seconds later it's actually two bottles there... weird stuff. Also, I can't sleep without sleep meds... this is 1.7 years later...

[@reginaldwilliams617]

@sumitraina5114 are you dealing with the same symptoms? My major issue after my TBI is I no longer enjoy sex with my wife. I feel like my head is going to explode after, and I can't breathe sometimes. 😩. Never had this issue before, but now it's happening 1.7 years later...

[@Scott-ff2oe]

@LevelUpRN

[@GODFATHERESPOSITO]

My mom is in the hospital with a TBI from falling down the steps she can't talk or walk and the hospital one option surgery or weight they're not treating her no way for anything

[@Mansmatters]

TBI can significantly impact the sex life of couples.

[@Yulia18992]

❤❤❤❤

[@DrAnkitJangid]

Ok

[@cakerus111]

Almost 4 months ago my brother Had a heart attack and as a result have hypoxic brain injuury... initially he can only open his eyes with limited look around movement.. now He can move his lips tongue and eyebrows a little. And he also started to yawn.. and few times ..very few times..move his elbow,feet finger,shoulder and head ..but very little. Almost after a month he started breathing on his own... initially was put on a ventilator .. He was initially having food through NG tube now doctors have inserted through stomach what they say as "peg tube". He also have tracheostomy tube in the neck Also mri scans have shown global or severe hypoxic brain injuury He is only 33 . he also produce tears in both eyes.. he cannot even control his head ... ... Right now he is discharge from the hospital and we are caring for at home we are doing physiotherapy ourselves. To protect him from bed sores We are changing his position every hour on bed

[@Maanvlogs577]

Bro same situation with my mom please give me your number

[@cakerus111]

@@Maanvlogs577 drop your whatsapp i will contact

[@gitikeen5939]

Lol😅 bloopers

[@LevelUpRN]

😂 Glad you enjoyed!!

[@jaykay2104]

What about a hit too the right side of the head. 😂 in icu for 5 days brain bleed cracked skull how Are My long term Healing ?