Mam firstly I read your notes and write in a copy in a right manner.Then saw your leacture and highlights good points ,after completing whole leacture then goes towards quiz.always my percentage is above 70 .My knowledge is separate from my college mates bcoz your notes and leactures.....♥️love you mam
B12 has to be converted into B12 Complex in the small intestense to be " ACTIVE B12 COMPLEX for circulatory in the human body to make Myelin Sheath around the nerves & produce healthy red blood cells. Regular B12 is from protein , Pepsin amino acid produced in the stomach turns B12 to the B12 Complex ACTIVE which is what humans need weekly. Only two labs can properly test for B12 Complex ACTIVE....in hands , feet & brain.
You work your a** off, you put out so much consistent and reliable content along with the quizzes. You should be proud of the work and change you and your team are creating in nursing education. 2nd Semester Nursing Student CB SRN
just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to make videos for us nursing students who have such a hard time understanding all this new material. your videos has definitely made a difference in my grades!!! your so awesome in the way you break down this stuff and make it seem so easy to understand so thank you!!
Wow, thank you so much for the comment. It really means a lot to me that my videos are helping you, and they are helping you so much that it is making a difference in your grades...that is just AWESOME! Thank you for taking the time to leave this comment to let me know you like how I present the material. I wish you continued success in your studies and thank you for taking me along with you :)
And this is why, I like NP more than Doctors. I am a pernicious anemia patient myself and I have to tell you, she couldn't explained any better, good job!
Excellent description. 10/10. Diagnosed at 20yrs old. The confusion (dementia like) symptoms and unsteady gait are the most frustrating aspects of the disease, people often assume you've been drinking alcohol. Especially when you slur. I wish the UK would do the intramuscular injections monthly rather than every twelve weeks. But I can only assume the doses of cobalamin are administered at different volumes.
I have PA and from the UK. The amount given is only 1mg every 12 weeks and it is no where near enough for me. It's crazy how debilitating PA is and I agree with you on how frustrating the brain fog is. I'm 36 and was diagnosed a year ago after years of wondering what was wrong. I'm sorry to hear you are so young to have it but at least being diagnosed early in life should mean it will be more manageable for you. Wish you all the best.
Been watching you since my 2nd semester in nursing school. I work full time along with nursing school & your video's help me understand it all so well within minimal time. I'm now in my last semester and I have to say you've helped me get this far. You truly have a gift for teaching this stuff. A big thank you to you! xoxo
Thank you so much for the really awesome comment, Brittany. I'm so happy my videos have helped you throughout your program. It is just so awesome to hear these videos are helping. Congrats on being in your last semester. My videos will be right here for your for NCLEX as well. Best wishes this semester :)
I'm working full time and struggling in school. I'm glad to hear someone that is in a similar situation as I am in, yet still being successful. I'll use her videos as a resource more often. Thanks for posting this!!!
I am almost certain I have this condition. I've been having lots of GI symptoms and for the last month just felt exhausted!!! Beyond exhausted! wenr to the ER and they has no clue why I'm so tired , blood work all looked good except they did not test for vit B12 deficiency. I have ALL these symptoms, asked my gastroenterologist dr. to test for it
I am so thankful for your videos and explanations. I went from making 80's on exams to now making 90's from studying along side your videos. I am forever grateful. I wish you had a video on cellular regulation and cancer. I am stressed about this next Med-Surg exam, which is my last unit exam for this 8 weeks.
Starting my 2nd semester with med surg and it looks overwhelming, BUT your videos are so well explained/organized I think I am going to get an A in the first exam! Thank you for posting this!
Thanks. I was hoping you would mention a cure. I have been gettiing IM B12 and B complex shots for 6 months. I can only go 2 weeks between shots. The symptoms startes during lockdown and I couldn't see a doctor. They were not available in London for consultation since 2019. I just put the symptoms down to inactivity. Your list... I had them all.. It was only when i visited my mom in Africa, and told her I can't feel the peddle of the car, that she immediately phoned her doctor. Extensive bloodtests. I also have severly low Iron and Vitamin D. I am 54, female. Until 2019, I was healthy, going to gym etc. So it has been a life changing condition. The clumsiness was the first sign, but my flatmate (at the time) was criticising me. Especially as I was banging the dishes and even dropping them. I still bang the cupboards but realized I was using sound to tell me when something is closed. Also, I bang objects when i put them down. Sound helps me navigate my movements, including my footfall. The flatmate complained about that aswell. Yet they were all signs of the difficulties my extremities had in FEELING the environment. Now I live in Africa. I can make all the noise I want.
My pernicious anemia diagnosis was delayed by 7 years. My first complaints were brain fog, muscle weakness and fatigue. My B12 serum was always normal because i was taking supplements. I started complaining that it felt like my muscles weren't getting oxygen. I developed autonomic dysfunction, gastroparesis, bladder dysfunction (LUTS), esophageal dysmotility and paresthesia among many other symptoms. My doctors told me my symptoms were psychosomatic and anxiety based. I had to fight for a peripheral blood smear which revealed macrocytosis. Eventually my intrinsic factor antibody test came back positive. My quality of life was terrible for SEVEN YEARS. I hope those of you studying this never let another patient suffer. Most of my doctors (including a neurologist department head at a university medical center) though i needed a psychiatrist. My body was slowly dying. I've had to take DAILY injections for a year now and if i back off at all, my symptoms return.
I found out I had this through the Cleveland heart study which literally saved my life because I could not eat and I couldn't keep anything down; I was diagnosed with both cyclic vomiting and gastroparesis (maybe I have that, maybe not) and I had no energy like I could not get out of bed and my mental health was getting very questionable and learning that I had this has saved my life
Thank you so much for all the information that you have shared I have pernicious anemia and vonwillebrandts disease I never knew that my pernicious anemia was an autoimmune disorder thanks for giving me that information.
You are saving my life!!!! I love your videos I wish I had found you last semester thank you soooo much , I have hesi coming up and this is helping immensely 😊
Hello :) I'm so happy you found my channel just in time for your HESI! THANK YOU for this awesome comment and for watching my videos. I appreciate it! I hope my channel can also be a resource for you during NCLEX as well. I wish you the best on HESI, and I hope you have a very Merry Christmas!
Your vedios very perfect and more information about disease condition in very short period.when I watching your vedios that time my mind thinking I am in lecture hall because of your way of teaching and explanation, your notes, your colourful letters and energetic speech and your diagram,the accurate notes,not unnecessary things.Mam you are very beautiful and very cute.l love you so much in your job Thank you MAM
You're most welcome, Mariah :) I'm honored to be your instructor! Thank you very much for the comment and for taking the time to watch the video. I hope you have a Merry Christmas!
Hello Sarah :) Thank you very much for watching the video, and for this video idea. When I cover the GI system in the future, I will add this to the list. Again, thank you for the comment, and I hope you have a Merry Christmas!
I've been getting A's on all of my exams because of you! I actually study less and get better grades. You should make a program with all NCLEX style questions. I would pay lots of $$ for that! Thanks so much!
Thank you so much for the very kind comment! I'm so happy you like the videos and they are helping you study. That is so awesome you are getting A's on your exams from watching them :) Also, thank you for the idea!
Great video ! Thank you. I have a question : Is a vegan diet a risk factor for pernicious anemia, as they do not get B12 in their diet ? Or is pernicious anemia ONLY related to that intrinsic factor not being produced ? Thanks
Hi Sara, you are awesome. You said that this is a review on Hematology but I don't see any other video only Pernicious Anemia and Iron Deficiency. Do you have anymore video?
Hello Camille :) Yes, I plan on doing more Hematology videos. I'm currently completing a GI series and then renal. I hope to make it back to Hematology soon. If you have any video ideas for this section, please let me know. Here are all my current NCLEX reviews: czcams.com/play/PLQrdx7rRsKfWwTsEG3KPPQx9rWa8AqMIk.html
Thanks, Aplastic Anemia, Cooley's Anemia (Thalassemia Major), Hemophillia and Polycythemia Vera which I don't understand. Polycythemia Vera is very confusing. thanks Sara
Hello Juliee :) Currently, I don't, but I hope too in the future. Here are all my review videos: czcams.com/play/PLQrdx7rRsKfWwTsEG3KPPQx9rWa8AqMIk.html
RegisteredNurseRN thanks so much for your reply. Took my nclex Monday and passed with 85 (LPN). Your videos helped me so much! Thanks for donating your time at no cost to help us nurse grads!
CONGRATULATIONS, Juliee LPN!! That is so AWESOME! I'm so glad you passed. THANK YOU for using my videos to help you study. I'm so honored to help out a fellow nurse ;-) Best wishes in your new career as a nurse.
RegisteredNurseRN thank you so much! It was best feeling ever it still is! I think I’m still in shock! Anytime I can use your videos I will! Thanks again for not charging an arm and leg for this service either because you easily could!
Your videos are so helpful and the quizzes. I am on online nursing student in my last semester and like most adult learners I wk full time. I thank you so much for quality info and that it is free. SBRENTWILSON
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Mam firstly I read your notes and write in a copy in a right manner.Then saw your leacture and highlights good points ,after completing whole leacture then goes towards quiz.always my percentage is above 70 .My knowledge is separate from my college mates bcoz your notes and leactures.....♥️love you mam
B12 has to be converted into B12 Complex in the small intestense to be " ACTIVE B12 COMPLEX for circulatory in the human body to make Myelin Sheath around the nerves & produce healthy red blood cells. Regular B12 is from protein , Pepsin amino acid produced in the stomach turns B12 to the B12 Complex ACTIVE which is what humans need weekly. Only two labs can properly test for B12 Complex ACTIVE....in hands , feet & brain.
You work your a** off, you put out so much consistent and reliable content along with the quizzes. You should be proud of the work and change you and your team are creating in nursing education. 2nd Semester Nursing Student CB SRN
just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to make videos for us nursing students who have such a hard time understanding all this new material. your videos has definitely made a difference in my grades!!! your so awesome in the way you break down this stuff and make it seem so easy to understand so thank you!!
Wow, thank you so much for the comment. It really means a lot to me that my videos are helping you, and they are helping you so much that it is making a difference in your grades...that is just AWESOME! Thank you for taking the time to leave this comment to let me know you like how I present the material. I wish you continued success in your studies and thank you for taking me along with you :)
And this is why, I like NP more than Doctors. I am a pernicious anemia patient myself and I have to tell you, she couldn't explained any better, good job!
Excellent description. 10/10. Diagnosed at 20yrs old. The confusion (dementia like) symptoms and unsteady gait are the most frustrating aspects of the disease, people often assume you've been drinking alcohol. Especially when you slur. I wish the UK would do the intramuscular injections monthly rather than every twelve weeks. But I can only assume the doses of cobalamin are administered at different volumes.
I have PA and from the UK. The amount given is only 1mg every 12 weeks and it is no where near enough for me. It's crazy how debilitating PA is and I agree with you on how frustrating the brain fog is. I'm 36 and was diagnosed a year ago after years of wondering what was wrong. I'm sorry to hear you are so young to have it but at least being diagnosed early in life should mean it will be more manageable for you. Wish you all the best.
What form u use
Been watching you since my 2nd semester in nursing school. I work full time along with nursing school & your video's help me understand it all so well within minimal time. I'm now in my last semester and I have to say you've helped me get this far. You truly have a gift for teaching this stuff. A big thank you to you! xoxo
Thank you so much for the really awesome comment, Brittany. I'm so happy my videos have helped you throughout your program. It is just so awesome to hear these videos are helping. Congrats on being in your last semester. My videos will be right here for your for NCLEX as well. Best wishes this semester :)
I'm working full time and struggling in school. I'm glad to hear someone that is in a similar situation as I am in, yet still being successful. I'll use her videos as a resource more often. Thanks for posting this!!!
Me tooo
I was diagnosed with PA 9 years ago and want to thank you for making this video and bringing awareness to the illness. Good info!
What is PA
What is your health condition now... What treatment you are taking
PA is pernicious anemia
Very nice presentation in brief
I am almost certain I have this condition.
I've been having lots of GI symptoms and for the last month just felt exhausted!!! Beyond exhausted!
wenr to the ER and they has no clue why I'm so tired , blood work all looked good except they did not test for vit B12 deficiency. I have ALL these symptoms, asked my gastroenterologist dr. to test for it
how are you doing now? any updates?
thank you for your videos . helping nursing students pass exams one youtube video at a time !
Thank you so much, Marsha! I love your comment :) Thank you for it! I remember how it was to be a nursing student....very intense to say the least!
I am so thankful for your videos and explanations. I went from making 80's on exams to now making 90's from studying along side your videos. I am forever grateful. I wish you had a video on cellular regulation and cancer. I am stressed about this next Med-Surg exam, which is my last unit exam for this 8 weeks.
Starting my 2nd semester with med surg and it looks overwhelming, BUT your videos are so well explained/organized I think I am going to get an A in the first exam! Thank you for posting this!
Thanks. I was hoping you would mention a cure. I have been gettiing IM B12 and B complex shots for 6 months. I can only go 2 weeks between shots.
The symptoms startes during lockdown and I couldn't see a doctor. They were not available in London for consultation since 2019.
I just put the symptoms down to inactivity.
Your list...
I had them all..
It was only when i visited my mom in Africa, and told her I can't feel the peddle of the car, that she immediately phoned her doctor.
Extensive bloodtests.
I also have severly low Iron and Vitamin D.
I am 54, female.
Until 2019, I was healthy, going to gym etc.
So it has been a life changing condition.
The clumsiness was the first sign, but my flatmate (at the time) was criticising me. Especially as I was banging the dishes and even dropping them.
I still bang the cupboards but realized I was using sound to tell me when something is closed.
Also, I bang objects when i put them down.
Sound helps me navigate my movements, including my footfall.
The flatmate complained about that aswell.
Yet they were all signs of the difficulties my extremities had in FEELING the environment.
Now I live in Africa. I can make all the noise I want.
I wish I would have discovered your videos early on in my nursing school career...getting ready to take the NCLEX soon!
I'm glad you found me :) Thank you for watching them. I hope they help you prep for NCLEX. Thank you for the awesome comment!
My pernicious anemia diagnosis was delayed by 7 years. My first complaints were brain fog, muscle weakness and fatigue. My B12 serum was always normal because i was taking supplements. I started complaining that it felt like my muscles weren't getting oxygen. I developed autonomic dysfunction, gastroparesis, bladder dysfunction (LUTS), esophageal dysmotility and paresthesia among many other symptoms. My doctors told me my symptoms were psychosomatic and anxiety based. I had to fight for a peripheral blood smear which revealed macrocytosis. Eventually my intrinsic factor antibody test came back positive. My quality of life was terrible for SEVEN YEARS. I hope those of you studying this never let another patient suffer. Most of my doctors (including a neurologist department head at a university medical center) though i needed a psychiatrist. My body was slowly dying. I've had to take DAILY injections for a year now and if i back off at all, my symptoms return.
I am from India
And this video cleared my many doubts
I found out I had this through the Cleveland heart study which literally saved my life because I could not eat and I couldn't keep anything down; I was diagnosed with both cyclic vomiting and gastroparesis (maybe I have that, maybe not) and I had no energy like I could not get out of bed and my mental health was getting very questionable and learning that I had this has saved my life
Thank you so much for all the information that you have shared I have pernicious anemia and vonwillebrandts disease I never knew that my pernicious anemia was an autoimmune disorder thanks for giving me that information.
I am mind blown at how quickly I'm learning this stuff just by watching these videos! Please make a video over sickle cell!
Thank you, from the standpoint of a person with Pernicious Anemia. Very helpful.
After watching your video just once i attempted nclex quiz and scored 100.. God bless you for simplifying it so well
You make fantastic videos, keep doing what you're doing it's definitely helping people in all walks of life.
You are saving my life!!!! I love your videos I wish I had found you last semester thank you soooo much , I have hesi coming up and this is helping immensely 😊
Hello :) I'm so happy you found my channel just in time for your HESI! THANK YOU for this awesome comment and for watching my videos. I appreciate it! I hope my channel can also be a resource for you during NCLEX as well. I wish you the best on HESI, and I hope you have a very Merry Christmas!
I plan on it !!!! I will keep on watching Im an auditory learner and this videos will save me come NCLEX time as well 😊
Your vedios very perfect and more information about disease condition in very short period.when I watching your vedios that time my mind thinking I am in lecture hall because of your way of teaching and explanation, your notes, your colourful letters and energetic speech and your diagram,the accurate notes,not unnecessary things.Mam you are very beautiful and very cute.l love you so much in your job Thank you MAM
I just wanted to say thank you for these videos. They help me so much. You are basically my intructor! lol
You're most welcome, Mariah :) I'm honored to be your instructor! Thank you very much for the comment and for taking the time to watch the video. I hope you have a Merry Christmas!
Great Video...very simple and education!! Thank you!
I enjoyed your video. I think you are a great teacher. Keep up the good work.
Awesome video! Could you do a video on what a fistula is and what they are used for, etc. Thank you so much for making such helpful videos!
Hello Sarah :) Thank you very much for watching the video, and for this video idea. When I cover the GI system in the future, I will add this to the list. Again, thank you for the comment, and I hope you have a Merry Christmas!
Wow! This is such Great content.I had no idea nurses had such incredible knowledge. RESPECT!
I've been getting A's on all of my exams because of you! I actually study less and get better grades. You should make a program with all NCLEX style questions. I would pay lots of $$ for that! Thanks so much!
Thank you so much for the very kind comment! I'm so happy you like the videos and they are helping you study. That is so awesome you are getting A's on your exams from watching them :) Also, thank you for the idea!
I ll watch all of your videos
I have learned more from you than my teachers in university
Keep up good work❤️🔥
Sarah, what would we do without you. Another great video with just the facts. You're the best! Thank you
Your video's are the best.
You are very great I love your vedio thanks
Hi sierra I love all your videos just want to thank you for all your hard work and efforts you are awesome it's very helpful
Thank you God bless you
You're most welcome :) Thank you for the comment. I appreciate it! I'm so glad you like the videos!
The comments below are true. You have helped me and made it easier to understand without the fluff :) . Thanks!
Thank you for the amazing comment! I'm so glad you like my videos! Thank you for watching them!
wow. that was easy. you're officially my favorite nurse!
Thanks aloot mam........only protein s nd minerals losss
Great video ! Thank you. I have a question : Is a vegan diet a risk factor for pernicious anemia, as they do not get B12 in their diet ? Or is pernicious anemia ONLY related to that intrinsic factor not being produced ? Thanks
Thank you so much ! 6/5/2018 😊
Thank you for your effort in making these videos! They are much appreciated! :)
Thank you so much for the kind words :) It really means a lot to me that my videos are helping you! I"m honored to help!
Thank you
nice very helpful for me and all people ... I quickly learn it ... keep it up make more n more vedios....... God Bless you sis
Thank you so much for your comment!
aaaahhh this makes more sence, i just dignosed with is and watching this video makes my hole life make a bit more sence!
your videos rock please post one for sickle cell ;)
Muchas gracias por el video. Ayudo mucho!!! (:
sweet teaching thank uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
God will bless you
honestly
Awesome as usually! Do you have videos for Neurological disorders? #nclexreview
I hope to add this section in the very near future. Thanks for the suggestion and for watching my videos :)
Very good video ma'am.Ty
Hi Sara, you are awesome. You said that this is a review on Hematology but I don't see any other video only Pernicious Anemia and Iron Deficiency. Do you have anymore video?
Hello Camille :) Yes, I plan on doing more Hematology videos. I'm currently completing a GI series and then renal. I hope to make it back to Hematology soon. If you have any video ideas for this section, please let me know. Here are all my current NCLEX reviews: czcams.com/play/PLQrdx7rRsKfWwTsEG3KPPQx9rWa8AqMIk.html
Thanks, Aplastic Anemia, Cooley's Anemia (Thalassemia Major), Hemophillia and Polycythemia Vera which I don't understand. Polycythemia Vera is very confusing.
thanks Sara
Hi, can we get a vid for Neutropenia or Thrombocytopenia?
I will most definitely add it to my video list. Thank you for the great suggestions :)
Beautiful and smart = very good! Thank you :)
Great video for today...iam in haematology module in these days
Very awesome! The video came out at the perfect time for you then :) Thank you for watching the video!
Interesting video thank you
Thanks for known about it 😊😊😊
Very nice
Pernicious Anemia.....Wow!! that came from out of the blue. I wish I would have know sooner, my symptoms were just God awful......
Make a video on vitamin e
Looking for a basic video on coagulation and VTE stuff! thanks :)
You truly are a gem. Thank you!,
Lol, I get so excited when I get a good grade on your quizzes.
Hi, your videos are very helpful. Can you make a video about lymphoma?
Hello :) Thanks for watching the videos. Yes, I plan on covering this topic in the future sometime. Thank you for the suggestion!
Thank you mam
🤓🙏🏼❤️ thank you!
Do you have a video on aplastic anemia?
Hello Juliee :) Currently, I don't, but I hope too in the future. Here are all my review videos: czcams.com/play/PLQrdx7rRsKfWwTsEG3KPPQx9rWa8AqMIk.html
RegisteredNurseRN thanks so much for your reply. Took my nclex Monday and passed with 85 (LPN). Your videos helped me so much! Thanks for donating your time at no cost to help us nurse grads!
CONGRATULATIONS, Juliee LPN!! That is so AWESOME! I'm so glad you passed. THANK YOU for using my videos to help you study. I'm so honored to help out a fellow nurse ;-) Best wishes in your new career as a nurse.
RegisteredNurseRN thank you so much! It was best feeling ever it still is! I think I’m still in shock! Anytime I can use your videos I will! Thanks again for not charging an arm and leg for this service either because you easily could!
So helpful thank you!!
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Good
Very informative ..Kindly do a lecture on SLE
I love you ❤❤❤
thsnks
I always mispronounced it as precious anemia lol hahaha thanks sarah for this ♡
LMAO
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I have this and its hell
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Your videos are so helpful and the quizzes. I am on online nursing student in my last semester and like most adult learners I wk full time. I thank you so much for quality info and that it is free.
SBRENTWILSON
Thank you
Thank you mam