Types of Shock 💦HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK❤️CARDIOGENIC SHOCK 🦠 SEPTIC SHOCK ⚖️NEUROGENIC SHOCK🐝 ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK – Vital Signs – All types of shock have an ↑ INCREASED↑ heart rate (Tachycardia). This shows that the body is COMPENSATING and attempting to INCREASE blood flow!❗THE EXCEPTION IS... Neurogenic shock❗Neurogenic shock presents with a ↓DECREASED ↓ heart rate. This is because the sympathetic nervous system 🏃‍♂️ ❌ is not working to compensate! Learn more about signs & symptoms, treatment, nu
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Types of Shock 💦HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK❤️CARDIOGENIC SHOCK 🦠 SEPTIC SHOCK ⚖️NEUROGENIC SHOCK🐝 ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK – Vital Signs – All types of shock have an ↑ INCREASED↑ heart rate (Tachycardia). This shows that the body is COMPENSATING and attempting to INCREASE blood flow!❗THE EXCEPTION IS... Neurogenic shock❗Neurogenic shock presents with a ↓DECREASED ↓ heart rate. This is because the sympathetic nervous system 🏃‍♂️ ❌ is not working to compensate! Learn more about signs & symptoms, treatment, nu
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The shock factor with “metoprolol” 😂 #nursinghumor #nursing #medterminology #nursingschool #nursesofIG #nurseinthemaking | Nurse In The Making
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Hyperkalemia vs. Hypokalemia 🫀🧪 Putting conditions with similar pathophysiology BUT with different signs, symptoms, and clinical information in a comparison chart is a GREAT way for your brain to learn the differences! Instead of simply reading about them from top to bottom, put them side by side. How do they differ? How do they present similarly? What causes the change? Trust me, you’ll find that studying has a whole world for you to find when you do it creatively and for a way that works for
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Hyperkalemia vs. Hypokalemia 🫀🧪 Putting conditions with similar pathophysiology BUT with different signs, symptoms, and clinical information in a comparison chart is a GREAT way for your brain to learn the differences! Instead of simply reading about them from top to bottom, put them side by side. How do they differ? How do they present similarly? What causes the change? Trust me, you’ll find that studying has a whole world for you to find when you do it creatively and for a way that works for
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🫁 Common Vent Alarms High Peak Pressure - “PAW High” - Obstruction of some kind Low Pressure Alarm - “Regulation Pressure Limited” - Leak or loose connection Low Expiratory Minute Volume - Leak or excessive coughing High Expiratory Minute Volume - Breathing out excessively & quickly Respiratory Rate: High or Low - Assess the patient, address the issue, & possibly change vent mode Apnea - No Patient Effort - Assess the patient & change the vent mode It’s important to understand the vent alarms f
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🫁 Common Vent Alarms High Peak Pressure - “PAW High” - Obstruction of some kind Low Pressure Alarm - “Regulation Pressure Limited” - Leak or loose connection Low Expiratory Minute Volume - Leak or excessive coughing High Expiratory Minute Volume - Breathing out excessively & quickly Respiratory Rate: High or Low - Assess the patient, address the issue, & possibly change vent mode Apnea - No Patient Effort - Assess the patient & change the vent mode It’s important to understand the vent alarms f
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Setting up a Chest Tube🫁 Chest tubes can be used for many different reasons. They help remove whatever is preventing the lung from fully inflating — this could be air, blood, fluid (effusion), or even pus from an infection trapped between the lung and the chest wall. A chest tube is placed to clear that space, allowing the lung to expand and the patient to breathe more easily. Always remember: 👉Follow orders with chest tubes 👉Always assess your patient’s respiratory status & overall condition
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Setting up a Chest Tube🫁 Chest tubes can be used for many different reasons. They help remove whatever is preventing the lung from fully inflating — this could be air, blood, fluid (effusion), or even pus from an infection trapped between the lung and the chest wall. A chest tube is placed to clear that space, allowing the lung to expand and the patient to breathe more easily. Always remember: 👉Follow orders with chest tubes 👉Always assess your patient’s respiratory status & overall condition
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Right-Sided vs. Left-Sided Heart Failure 🫀🩺💔 💨 Left-sided = THINK lungs Left side pumps to the body, so when it fails, it backs up into the lungs = PULMONARY Symptoms Trouble breathing (dyspnea), orthopnea, crackles in the lungs, and frothy blood-tinged sputum 💦 Right-sided = THINK rest of the body Right side receives from the body, so when it fails, it backs up into the body = VENOUS Symptoms Swelling in the legs and hands, JVD, ascites, hepatomegaly *Side note: Right-sided HF typically ha
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Orthostatic Hypotension Explained 🫀 💡Drop in blood pressure when changing positions, causing dizziness or lightheadedness! 💡Patient Education: Sit on the edge of the bed & dangle feet for 30-60 sec 🛏️⏱️ Change positions slowly to prevent dizziness & falls 🐢👇❌ What types of medications cause orthostatic hypotension? 💊 #FutureNurse #NurseintheMaking #ClinicalsBound #PassNCLEX #studentnurse #BSN | Nurse In The Making
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“Questioning a healthcare provider… I’m too shy!” ... No, you’re ✨ADVOCATING!✨ → Providers see many patients and work with systems and order sets ALL day long for SO many patients. They’re human, too, so mistakes can be made. → As a nurse, it’s your responsibility to make sure an order is complete, appropriate, and makes SENSE. → You are often the last line of defense before a medication reaches the patient, so be sure that you’re not just going through the motions. 💬Drop your answer to the las
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A planner for exams, clinicals, and scheduled panic moments ✨📚🩺 👉 https://nurseinthemaking.co/planner | Nurse In The Making
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Med Administration via NG tube 💊 ✅If you aren’t administering by gravity (every order & patient is different!), be sure to flush gently and never attempt to force fluid or meds through the tube ✅⭐NCLEX Alert: If you have any hesitation about tube placement, an X-Ray is the GOLD STANDARD for verification! ✅Overmixing can create CLOGS… so don’t rush it. Be sure to administer finely crushed or liquid medications in multiple passes with flushes in between ✅HOB should remain above 30 degrees for 30
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No matter what type of nurse you get at clinicals…deep breaths, you got this! Some advice: ⭐️Don’t take this personally, though it can be tough not to! Likely, they’re not used to having a student or might be feeling overwhelmed or stressed as it is. ⭐️Utilize that time to learn in OTHER ways. Can you take a few moments in the supply room to look at supplies and become familiar with their names? ⭐️Can you look up information on the computer and common terms? You are STILL learning, just differen
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THRIVING not crying. But we’re somehow always in the way…🥲 #nursingstudents #nursingschool #nursinghumor #nurseshumor #scrublife #nursing | Nurse In The Making
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🫁 Wet Vs Dry Chest Tubes The purpose of chest tubes is to remove either air or fluid from somewhere in the chest; it should not usually be around the lungs or heart. Wet and dry chest tubes can both be used for this purpose, but they function in different ways. Wet chest tubes use a water chamber to apply suction, while dry chest tubes apply suction using a dial to set the rate of suction. What type of chest tubes do you see in your clinical or hospital sites? Let me know below! 👇 #clinicals #
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POV: Your internal clock fails you at the one time it matters 😳 #nursingschool #nursingstudentproblems #clinicallife #nursinghumor #nurseinthemaking #studentnurse | Nurse In The Making
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🫁 Taking Care of the Chest Tube Patient Chest tubes can be used in different situations but they are usually used to remove air or some type of fluid from around the lungs. This air and fluid can prevent the lungs from fully expanding. This is what is commonly called a collapsed lung! Pneumothorax = Air around the lung Hemothorax = Blood around the lung Pleural Effusion = Fluid in and around the lung Empyema = Infectious drainage or purulent drainage around the lung When caring for these patien
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What type of isolation precautions does varicella zoster require? Drop your answer in the comments 🙂 | Nurse In The Making
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3 Things they just don’t teach in nursing school 🫶 🩺It’s not your job to keep the unit staffed → Yes, we love caring… that’s why we are nurses. →But there comes a time when you also have to notice that caring for YOURSELF is JUST as important as caring for other people. 🩺Pour into your own cup first (no, it’s not selfish 🙂) → Your exhaustion doesn’t magically go away when you commit to caring for something else. You just delay caring for yourself, and trust me… it builds up! → If you’re not
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The wonderful thing about nursing is there are so many different areas you can work in (bedside & non-bedside options) 🩺Non-Bedside Options🩺 – School nurse – Telehealth nurse – Aesthetic nurse – Cruise ship nurse – Public health nurse – Nurse Educator – Nursing Informatics – Legal Nurse Consultant – Diabetes Educator – Lactation Consultant – Nurse Case Manager What type of nurse do you want to be?!? #nursingschool #nonbedsidenursing #schoolnurse #NCLEX #studentnurse #newgradRN #nursingspecialt
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💉Types of Insulin These memory tricks and comparison charts are going to give you a clear, concise picture of differences between types of insulin. Yes, there’s so much more to know – which is why the Complete Pharm Flashcards exist 🙂 Save this for later & let me know below if you’ve used a sliding scale yet! If so, what was the name of the insulin used? 🙂 #nursingnotes #nurseshelpingnurses #pharmstudent #pharmacology #RN #BSN #nursing | Nurse In The Making
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Small vs. Large Intestine 🧽🍎💧 The intestines are hollow, tubular organs that are crucial for a healthy digestive process! The small and large intestine both play a part in the absorption of nutrients and water from the food we eat, and then the formation of waste! → SMALL INTESTINE 📏Smaller diameter, longer length 🥤Breaks down food that enters from the stomach and absorbs 90% of food, nutrients, and water → LARGE INTESTINE 📏Larger diameter, shorter length 🍊Reclaims vitamins, forms and exc
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Nurse Insulin Types Mnemonic (memory trick) for nursing school students, nurses, and more This clip contains a cheat sheet to help you remember the different insulin types and the key concepts you'll want to remember. #nursing #nursingschool #nurse #fyp #study
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