Respiratory Disorders for NCLEX, ATI and HESI
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- čas přidán 7. 08. 2021
- Learn about the important respiratory disorders, medications, nursing interventions and more. In this video you will learn how to answer nursing questions appropriately.
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Hi Professor D, may you please clarify why choice C was the answer for the last question in the video? I was just confused because with choice B I felt like they had an airway issue with the clogged feeding tube, and with choice D their O2 sat was even lower than choice C's O2 sat, please explain :(
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A clogged feeding tube doesn't affect the airway as air doesn't go though it. It goes into the stomach not lungs, so any obstruction only affects tube feed/nutrients getting to the patient. The only reason I would think option D isn't the answer is b/c O2 levels are always lower in Bronchitis due to excess music obstructing the airway. I would still think 89 is low, but maybe that's the rationale they used. If Professor D could confirm hat would be great!
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We are currently learning about COPD and cystic fibrosis. I haven't seen any videos for them. I would love to see one!
Hi Professor D! :) Don't worry, you were fine during the video. You made a point on those special topics... that you've said before nurses get wrong a lot on exams. I'd like to see another OB&Peds video, and psych.
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hi prof, i have a question about the g-tube feeding the question is located at 17mins. if your feeding someone through a gtube are even at all shouldn't they already be sitting up with the head elevated during feeding
that’s what i’m wondering too??
she is talking abt peg tube which is a opening in stomach to feed the patient
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I appreciate your videos helping us prepare for test. I need this thorough review of these types test questions. Does the TEAS OR HESI EXAM ask nursing questions or is those test more like the ACT ask more general question for each subject
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Could you go over pleural effusion, pneumothorax, or chest tubes
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@nexus Nursing. Professor D for the last question why is it choice #3 and not #4? Patient on choice 4 O2 sat is 89 which is even lower that the patient from choice #3 who has O2 sat of 91?
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I have a question about the question asking what’s the nurse priority for a client admitted to nursing unit. To obtain a sputum and sensitivity don’t a dr have to write an order. That would have confused me if I was taking a test. Thanks for explaining
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I’m confused at the last question. Can you clarify the rationale
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Is it ok to feed a patient that has a PEG feeding tube while lying down? shouldn't the head of the bed be elevated first? And at 16:21 for the intervention, what type of intervention are 2 and 3?
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For the last question: why wouldn’t we be concerned about a clogged feeding tube if we know the patient has aspiration pneumonia?
thinking the same. Would like the breakdown
That is the same reason why I came to the comments lol I was looking for the explanation
Yeah me too i am wondering the same
Because a feeding tube goes into the stomach… what’s more important, a block in the tube that will prevent you from getting calories or your OXYGEN?
Is the quantiferon test diagnostic?
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Hi Professor D, I've been following you for a while now and I hear you when you say that people be getting the TB question wrong. Could you possibly show us some question about Tb that is asking for the screening of TB and then questions that is asking for the diagnostic procedure of TB. cause maybe "we" are not understand clearly what the question is asking, that is why "we" have been getting it wrong, cause some of "us" probably don't read properly lol. thank you.
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Hi Professor D, why is the last question's answer not B? Isn't a clogged feeding tube dangerous and would lead to more compromised airway, in addition to the patients aspiration pneumonia?
i believe because you want the pt to have 95-100% unless the have COPD if im not mistaken…. anything below 95% means they aren’t perfusing correctly….& the clogged feeding tube is through the GI tract not respiratory so maybe it isn’t in a danger of compromising the pts airway?idk i could be wrong but the clogged feeding tube wouldn’t kill a pt vs someone with a 92% o2 sat
I have a question, on 19:10 how come the answer was obtain a culture if the question said they were already diagnosed with communal pneumonia? Can someone help me out I’m still new at NCLEX style questions.
The patient may have pneumonia but we still have to know what type of pneumonia. The culture will let the Dr know what kind of medications to order.
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Time for my refresher course from when I orgininally learned it…
Where do you get your questions from. Just curious if u write them or reviewing questions with us from a book such as TEAS OR HESI