FUNDAMENTALS SENSORY ALTERATIONS

Answer questions with Dr. Sharon covering sensory alterations like visual and auditory impairments, as well as cognitive changes.
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[@Sean-xx5dz]

I completely forgot to comment on your videos but I PASSED MY NCLEX AT 85 god bless fr I am the actual dumbest slowest student in the world but you made all these videos so simple to understand. Im so grateful, thank you so much Dr. Sharon !!! dont be discouraged yall. if I can pass ANYONE can

[@monicakxo]

You are not dumb!!! You are smart and hardworking

[@louisruiz9925]

Thank you Dr Sharon and Klimek reviews youtube. I passed nclex at 85 q’s on my 1st take.

[@jhoyedozie4311]

congratulations

[@Jeshikarki]

28:44 why option no.5 is important in admission of a pt with bilateral eye trauma.
Please clear his clog out of my head.
will be more than grateful Dr.Sharon🙌

[@salamatucarew268]

Thank Dr❤

[@klimekreviews]

You're welcome

[@user-fh4fb2tf2c]

i think 9 is A also for sata, it doesn't specify how far the distance is, so I would interpret that as a safe working distance

[@Zey909]

Q20…. Answer e.I wanted to object here . Why we need to alert other hospital staff about his visual status .if it’s says same department/ unit or particularly mention incharge or supervisor or coulique than I do convence But here why we need to inform other hospital staff ?

[@thesmindalowe5618]

Give one reason why you would not need to be told about a visually impaired patient.
It is called learning
certainly not been nosy.
Learn as much as you can about every thing that goes on your unit.
Not every thing you learn is in a book.
Blessings.

[@Jeshikarki]

I am too stuck here..Is it really important to inform other hospital staff while admiting bilateral eye trauma pt??

[@teramajgunji1336]

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