Learn the important lab values for quizzes, tests and exams like the NCLEX, HESI and ATI. Learn how to choose the correct answer and eliminate wrong options.
I would love more lab value videos, very helpful! I feel like my tuition paid to my school should go to you, you are incredible! Thank you for all the videos!
Since I’ve discovered your channel I’ve been binge watching the pharmacology. I also wanted to brush up on lab values and this video is so helpful. Thank you Professor D for this great video. If you haven’t made more lab videos please do so. Keep up the great job
I have been watching your videos all week!!! I start back my nursing program next week after being on medical leave since last Fall. I am so ready!!! Please post more lab values videos
Thanks for all you do, Prof D. You are so explicit and illustrative which helps one remember. I see your eyes and hear your voice when studying. One semester down, 3 to go.
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Thank you Prof D for your very informative videos. I just recently followed you a& I find your video-teaching for nursing students like me very interesting & helpful. May I request that to increase the font size of the questions that appear on the foreground. Sometimes they’re tiny to me to read, specially when I watch your videos on my phone. If you may please. Thank you & more blessings to you.
What about the low platelet of 30,000? Isn't that a worry? Thanks for your videos, great job you're doing. Have told everyone i know about the awesomeness of your teaching.....
Normal platelet count is in the range of 150,000 to 450,000. In a child with ITP, the platelet count is generally less than 100,000. By the time significant bleeding occurs, the child may have a platelet count of less than 10,000. The lower the platelet count, the greater the risk of bleeding. So the answer is actually low platelet count of 30,000 not hemoglobin
With the diagnosis, they already know the platelet count is low, right? But the hemoglobin value is a clue that the child is bleeding. That’s an emergency.
it is red flag but a hemoglobin of 7 brings your patient to heaven.. that's how i remember it though.. and prof D explains that there is a possible bleeding that causes the hemoglobin to drop.
Last part regarding the idiopatic thrombocytopenix purpura? I got coonfused because its about bleeding ,therefore the answer is Platelet below 150,000 is the answer because this is to much low camparer to hemoglobin7.5?
I think the answer is B because the child has been diagnosed with idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura, so it is expected that the platelets will be low.
I read that the answer is actually 1 the low platelet count can you please address why that’s not the answer you didn’t do over the wrong answers like you usually do
I don't understand question number 4: The normal ranges for clotting are: PT 11 to 13.5 seconds. INR of 0.8 to 1.1. INR of 2.0 to 3.0 is a general therapeutic range for people taking warfarin ---- why are u asking me about the PT when I should be looking at INR for a pt on warfarin
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I would love more lab value videos, very helpful! I feel like my tuition paid to my school should go to you, you are incredible! Thank you for all the videos!
Since I’ve discovered your channel I’ve been binge watching the pharmacology. I also wanted to brush up on lab values and this video is so helpful. Thank you Professor D for this great video. If you haven’t made more lab videos please do so. Keep up the great job
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I have been watching your videos all week!!! I start back my nursing program next week after being on medical leave since last Fall. I am so ready!!! Please post more lab values videos
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Thanks for all you do, Prof D. You are so explicit and illustrative which helps one remember. I see your eyes and hear your voice when studying. One semester down, 3 to go.
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COULD YOU PLEASE ADD MORE LAB VALUE VIDEOS?
Thank you so much! Another very helpful video!
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I would love more lab value questions please and thank you! This video was great!!!!
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Thank you for this video please do more of these lab values, my clinical instructor is very keen on lab values and connecting them with medications
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Your videos are literally a blessing! I share them with my stupid group, and we share them with the rest of our classmates in our nursing program! You are such a blessing to us! ❤
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Hi Professor D. I loved this video. I would like to see more on lab values.
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Please more on lab values and hematologic/ blood components Prof D, thank you!
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Thank you Prof D for your very informative videos. I just recently followed you a& I find your video-teaching for nursing students like me very interesting & helpful. May I request that to increase the font size of the questions that appear on the foreground. Sometimes they’re tiny to me to read, specially when I watch your videos on my phone. If you may please. Thank you & more blessings to you.
I’ll request this of my editor!
What about the low platelet of 30,000? Isn't that a worry? Thanks for your videos, great job you're doing. Have told everyone i know about the awesomeness of your teaching.....
Yes. Pts is at risk of bleeding, that level is super low... Ranges are btwn 150k to 450k
Normal platelet count is in the range of 150,000 to 450,000. In a child with ITP, the platelet count is generally less than 100,000. By the time significant bleeding occurs, the child may have a platelet count of less than 10,000. The lower the platelet count, the greater the risk of bleeding. So the answer is actually low platelet count of 30,000 not hemoglobin
With the diagnosis, they already know the platelet count is low, right? But the hemoglobin value is a clue that the child is bleeding. That’s an emergency.
it is red flag but a hemoglobin of 7 brings your patient to heaven.. that's how i remember it though.. and prof D explains that there is a possible bleeding that causes the hemoglobin to drop.
Thank you so much
Good teacher
Please more lab value videos!
Last part regarding the idiopatic thrombocytopenix purpura?
I got coonfused because its about bleeding ,therefore the answer is
Platelet below 150,000 is the answer because this is to much low camparer to hemoglobin7.5?
That’s what I think too. The platelet count of 30,000 is extremely low. That should hav been the right answer
I think the answer is B because the child has been diagnosed with idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura, so it is expected that the platelets will be low.
What are the normal values for cardiac markers?
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More on labs please
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So when a pt is dehyrated and sodium increase thats considered hypernatremia?
Na+ higher than 35 is hypernatremia and dehydration is a potential cause
I’m confused about number 10. Troponin 1 above 0.40 is indicative of an MI.
Exactly ! Troponin I is the most cardiac specific marker for MI and should never be over 0.04
which book are this question from ?
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I thought platelet less than 40,000 is in level D and is more dangerous.
same here
i went straight to the comments after that last question. yes my answer is also the platelet.
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I read that the answer is actually 1 the low platelet count can you please address why that’s not the answer you didn’t do over the wrong answers like you usually do
I don't understand question number 4: The normal ranges for clotting are: PT 11 to 13.5 seconds. INR of 0.8 to 1.1. INR of 2.0 to 3.0 is a general therapeutic range for people taking warfarin ---- why are u asking me about the PT when I should be looking at INR for a pt on warfarin
So basically I should be looking at both ? Pt and INR for warfarin ...... PTT and APTT for heparin ?
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