ANAPHYLAXIS PATHOPHYSIOLOGY & NURSING INTERVENTIONS | NCLEX

This video covers anaphylaxis nursing interventions, pathophysiology, etiology, & symptoms. Anaphylaxis is a life-threatening condition which requires immediate medical & nursing interventions.
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0:00 - Overview
0:31 - Anaphylaxis Risk Factors
0:41 - Anaphylaxis Pathophysiology
1:07 - Anaphylaxis Etiology
1:34 - Anaphylaxis Symptoms
2:53 - Anaphylaxis Management/Nursing Interventions
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