There's something about you and Professor Mark that is unbelievably AMAZING!!!! I meant your methodology and pedagogy skills are just INCREDIBLE!!!!! Thanks for sharing and helping us to getting ready for the NCLEX!!!!!!!!!
I hope I can pass NCLEX Exam I Don't have a job,I am 32 years old all my dreams related to NCLEX,if I can choose between my life and NCLEX would choose NCLEX
This helped me tremendously with my cardiac nursing exam. I wish you had more videos for other body systems and disease processes because you have a way of making it very understandable.
I love you Dr Sharon ❤You make my day with your reviews 😊they are so helpful and you put a smile on my face with your sense of humour 😂big time. Thank you so much ❤
I am literally watching all these playlist! You're so easy to understand and very enjoyable to listen. You make this content feel a lot less intimidating.
Dr Sharon, I paaaaaaaassss.. I did my test this week for the first time, and I pass with 77 questions.. your classes helped me a loooooot! God bless you and your work!! 🥰🥰🥰
Hi Dr Sharon I wanted to let you and Mark know I passed my NCLEX. I took the tutoring classes with Mark and watched just about all your videos. I wanted to thank you both so much
I have a question: so in question 2 you mentioned that oliguria occurs as a result of decreased CO, however in question 1 you mentioned that their UOP should still be normal. can you please clarify if oliguria with a patient in heart failure is expected or unexpected?
I was confused as well because I thought it’s asking left sided heart failure so it will back up to the lungs which is the pulmonary edema , crackles, and dec. oxygen saturation level. Oliguria? I don’t see it to be part because is not backing up to he lungs. Please please help. THANKS
I'm confused on this also!! I always associated left sided HF with symptoms related to the lungs. And she did say that urine output isn't always decreased with heart failure, someone please clarify!!!
Yes, L-sided does back-up into the lungs. But also, since the blood is backing up into the lungs, it means that blood is not properly leaving the heart. Say 20% is leaving the heart and not the normal 60%. So if only 20% leaves the heart, and (she said that 25% of the blood that leaves the heart goes straight for the kidneys), then the patient would only have 5% of their blood being filtered in the kidneys now. It used to filter 15% of blood, when the patient didnt have HF and had 60% leaving. So basically that would lead to low urinary output if it is left sided HF. I hope I helped. Idk if the Dr will msg back, so I figured I would jump in lol
Thank you so much Dr Sharon I really enjoy and learn a lot on your videos especially the questions. I’m writing Nclex in a week time and this is very helpful.
Hello Dr Sharon thank you so much for this lecture. It’s a great help!!! I just want to clarify, aldosterone is potassium wasting.. because aldosterone causes sodium to be absorbed. And they have inverse relationship.. isn’t it? correct me if im wrong please.
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There's something about you and Professor Mark that is unbelievably AMAZING!!!! I meant your methodology and pedagogy skills are just INCREDIBLE!!!!! Thanks for sharing and helping us to getting ready for the NCLEX!!!!!!!!!
You're amazing Dr Sharon.
I’ve always believed Nclex is not all about studying, you need God’s grace to pass
I hope I can pass NCLEX Exam I Don't have a job,I am 32 years old all my dreams related to NCLEX,if I can choose between my life and NCLEX would choose NCLEX
Born to teach
Amen!!
As a foreigner I struggle with Nclex because of vocabulary. Soooo true
Same
This helped me tremendously with my cardiac nursing exam. I wish you had more videos for other body systems and disease processes because you have a way of making it very understandable.
I love you Dr Sharon ❤You make my day with your reviews 😊they are so helpful and you put a smile on my face with your sense of humour 😂big time. Thank you so much ❤
Love the example of the door opening for afterload
You guys are awesome with the breakdown of everything I greatly appreciate it God bless 🙏💕
I am literally watching all these playlist! You're so easy to understand and very enjoyable to listen. You make this content feel a lot less intimidating.
Thanks Dr Sharon, this breakdown is awesome
Love your channel. You are incredible. I take NCLEX in December and you are helping me so much. I'll let you know how I do.
@@abongwachem1871 thank you for that. Is he with Klimeck?
@@tracyzr11he is a member of the NCSBN
Loved it ❤❤❤❤
Dr Sharon will you have a GI review soon?
Thaks Dr
Thank you!
Hi J. Can you pls kindly get back in regard about the videos that you used? Ty
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thank you so much for this
For the 210 lb patient I wasn’t even lookin at the weight .. I was looking at the BNP.
I think on the lecture it says because you expected elevated BNP on heart failure >100
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LEFT sided heart failure > LUNGS
Good one
Dr Sharon, I paaaaaaaassss.. I did my test this week for the first time, and I pass with 77 questions.. your classes helped me a loooooot! God bless you and your work!! 🥰🥰🥰
Same here. 77 questions
Hey guys, Dr. Luther is the Nclex solution be it RN or PN. I just passed the Nclex RN with great help from him on my 5th attempt
Can we give frusomide by push???
I advise anyone preparing for the nclex be it RN or PN to work with Dr Luther and pass the nclex
Hi Dr Sharon I wanted to let you and Mark know I passed my NCLEX. I took the tutoring classes with Mark and watched just about all your videos. I wanted to thank you both so much
Thank you Dr.Sharon!!! I passed my NCLEX-PN. Your methods were very helpful! I passed with 85 questions. Thank you God!!
I have a question: so in question 2 you mentioned that oliguria occurs as a result of decreased CO, however in question 1 you mentioned that their UOP should still be normal. can you please clarify if oliguria with a patient in heart failure is expected or unexpected?
I was confused as well because I thought it’s asking left sided heart failure so it will back up to the lungs which is the pulmonary edema , crackles, and dec. oxygen saturation level. Oliguria? I don’t see it to be part because is not backing up to he lungs. Please please help. THANKS
I'm confused on this also!! I always associated left sided HF with symptoms related to the lungs. And she did say that urine output isn't always decreased with heart failure, someone please clarify!!!
Yes, L-sided does back-up into the lungs. But also, since the blood is backing up into the lungs, it means that blood is not properly leaving the heart.
Say 20% is leaving the heart and not the normal 60%.
So if only 20% leaves the heart, and (she said that 25% of the blood that leaves the heart goes straight for the kidneys), then the patient would only have 5% of their blood being filtered in the kidneys now.
It used to filter 15% of blood, when the patient didnt have HF and had 60% leaving.
So basically that would lead to low urinary output if it is left sided HF.
I hope I helped. Idk if the Dr will msg back, so I figured I would jump in lol
Hello Dr. Sharon, I took your review in August took my board in October 6, and I am officially RN. Your review helped a lot!
Congratulations!!
can u please share ur note with me
Hey guys, Dr. Luther is the Nclex solution be it RN or PN. I just passed the Nclex RN with great help from him on my 5th attempt
Thank you Dr Shanon. I will take NCLEX on June 13. I am reviewing with you all thing I do not have clear> You are awesome>
Thank you for doing this review. I watched all your videos. I just found out I passed my NCLEX-RN 😁😁
Thank you so much Dr Sharon I really enjoy and learn a lot on your videos especially the questions. I’m writing Nclex in a week time and this is very helpful.
Best of luck!
Thank you Dr Sharon for this review and nclex questions.Please more reviews.
Love this training!!! Thank you so much!!
You are the best💓
Hello Dr Sharon thank you so much for this lecture. It’s a great help!!! I just want to clarify, aldosterone is potassium wasting.. because aldosterone causes sodium to be absorbed. And they have inverse relationship.. isn’t it? correct me if im wrong please.
Aldosterone is potassium sparing
No it is potassium sparing
I think she is referring to aldactone (spironolactone)
Aldosterone will cause water retention therefore increasing blood volume.
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Very helpful. Thank you so much Dr. Sharon!!
Thanks Y’all! ❤
Veryyyyy helpfullll
Glad to hear that
What if the patient also has bronchial asthma? is it still ok to give a non selective beta blocker like carvedilol? thank you
mam do we give potassium iv i think there is contraindication on iv route
iv push
Never IV PUSH
Usually added to 500mls to RL/NS DNS.
It's not given directly by pushing, you ll kill the patients😢
Absotely Amazing.
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Soooooo helpful!!
Glad it is
How can I get to your review class
Thank your I certainly learned a lot
Thank you!
DR SHARON RULES!!
Thank you.
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Thanks Dr. Sharon!
PLEASE TEACH USTHE EKG
There are at least 3 videos on EKG. Look under the cardiac playlist
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