Ulcerative Colitis, Crohn's Disease & Diverticulitis - Medical-Surgical (GI) |
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 มิ.ย. 2024
- The following inflammatory bowel disorders: Ulcerative Colitis, Crohn's Disease, and Diverticulitis. The pathophysiology, signs/symptoms, labs, diagnosis, treatment, nursing care, and patient teaching for each of these disorders. At the end of the video, a knowledge check to test your understanding of some of the key facts she presents in the video.
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00:00 What to expect with Ulcerative Colitis, Crohn's Disease & Diverticulitis
00:30 Ulcerative Colitis
4:30 Crohn's Disease
8:06 Diverticulitis
10:18 Quiz time!
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17 out of 20 on my quiz!!! and it was all because of your videos!!!! thank you so much!!!! XOXO
Ahhh that's GREAT!!!!
You are the #1 best RN and teacher on TH-cam , I really appreciate your hard work and resources
You are so very welcome!! Thank you for your incredibly kind comment. ❤️ -Cathy
short simple straight to the point. why cant all nursing vids be like this???
Honestly, I like more details... Especially if you're not understanding the concept. But her videos are helpful sometimes. If I need extra details then I find other videos. Sometimes you need extra details...sometimes not.
Suffering from chrohn's disease myself, I found this really useful, thank you.
Suggestion: Your videos helped me tremendously as I was going through nursing school! I am now studying for the NCLEX and I would love to see more SATA questions at the end of your videos. Many students struggle with SATA questions and it may help them prepare better for NCLEX/exams if you include them at the end. (:
Yes more case study and data question
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Thank you for the explanations. Amazing!!!
Yes. This is what I needed to watch. Thank you🙏
So glad!
Thank-you for making me understand all these conditions
Very welcome!
Thank you! You make these diseases so easy to understand and I love the nursing management as well!
Happy to hear. Thanks!
Hey I'm on my way to VGH here in Vancouver Canada 🇨🇦....I have had issues with diverticulitis on and off since twenty 11. I'm getting this 3 to 4 times a yr now.
Thank you for the straight forward explanations of the difference between ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease. I always struggle distinguishing one from the other. You excellently simply it. Million thanks and more power!
So glad my explanation helped you! Take care and good luck studying. 👍Cathy
I was taught that with UC exacerbation you go NPO --> Clear liquid --> full liquid ---> low residual ---> high fiber once healthy
I really do appreciate your videos. A great, easy to understand review for my classes in a condensed format.
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Thank you so much for your videos!!!!! It really helps me understand!!!
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Thank you for this 🙏🏾
Very welcome!
Just in time for my final exam which includes this. You made this so easy to understand :)
So glad to help! Best of luck on your exam!
I enjoy ALL of your videos. Do you have one on Diverticulosis
Thank you
Thank you Cathy for your time. I feel very confidence and prepare for my exams. And the flashing cards are great help.
So glad to hear the flash cards and videos are helpful to you! Thanks for studying with us!
Great work! This is the best example of compare and contrast, Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis that I have found so far!
So glad it was helpful! Thank you for your kind comment.
Most of her videos are short, but full of details and the most necessary information, she's my go to when I don't have any urge to read heavy books.. What a life saver! ❤
Wonderful lecturing thanks a lot,
Glad you liked it
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THANK YOU SOOOOOOOO MUCH !!!! I’m about to take my exam now and the notes were soooo confusing from class. Thank you for all that you do!
Best of luck on your exam!
awesome content! you explain everything so well and make it easy to understand
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Thank you for the awesome video!
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Very helpful!! Studying for my exam, and it helped me understand the content better
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Great information, thank you!
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Hi,
Thanks for the information. I was diagnosed with UC 2 years ago, and now I think I have symptoms of diverticulitis. Can I have both simultaneously, or is it more serious? I usually (almost 3-4 times a day) get pain in my lower left abdomen, but after passing gas or defecating, it goes away.
Y'all studying for an exam im sitting here dying
Are you ok now?
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Good job
Thanks!
Interesting video
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Why is there going to be increased H&H and not decreased since you're losing blood from the stools?
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Why are antibiotics used for diverticulitis and not the other 2 diseases?
What if someone has diverticulitis with no puss, no fever, no fistulas, no high white blood cell count, no blood in stool?
What if the inflammation was caused from stress or CDIFF?
Which one makes you throw up blood
Love you
😍 So happy to help!
My doctor only told me I have colitis. He did a colonoscopy but I don't know what kind I have or how to treat it. Any suggestions?
Are the tests for these diseases the same?
Chrons (Mouth to colon)
Ulcerative Colitis (Colon)
Colonoscopy (Colon) for both
Endoscopy (Mouth) for Chrons
i took panatasa 4g when colonoscopy revealed that i had u.c. After 2 months i took 2g daily. Its now 6 months after i had u.c. The symtoms of blood no longer appeared. Can i stop reduce it to half of 1g lof pantasa now it looks like i am
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I thought if you having diarrhea your losing your bases which makes it acidic so we wi have hyperkalemia
I have all three how can i eat to prevent them getti g worse.
Are you ok now?
Do you have any suggestions as to how I can help my adult son, he has ulcerative colitis has been very sick and live in another part of the United States but I’m ready to move there to make sure all his nutritional needs are met.
Do you know of a caregivers program to teach me exactly how to nurse this condition and dietary needs?
Thank you.
Thank you so much for reaching out! Unfortunately we are unable to give out any medical advice and must refer you to your primary care provider. We wish you both the best!
I have a serious question, if anybody knows, please help me out
What if you have all of those symptoms but you also have to have a trashcan in front of you while you are on the toilet, so what I’m saying is that you are having diarrhea and vomiting at the same time. Does that fit in with Crohn’s?
Are you ok now?
Is diverticulitis cure?
Hi is it possible to change your bowel with monkey's bowel..bcz monkey's are next to kin with human...the whole problem will be solved