Hypervolemia Vs. Hypovolemia | Causes | Signs & Symptoms | Nursing Intervention
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I thought interstitial fluid was outside the cells and intracellular fluid is inside the cells. Help?
*Correction * - Third spacing is the nonfunctional area between the cells! Sorry for any confusion and thank you to those who brought this to my attention. Unfortunately, I can't edit the video, so I will pin this comment to the top for everyone! I also noticed the typo "overdehydrtated" - this should say overhydrated! 💛
If only my professors could explain this as clear and simplified as you!!! This genuinely helps a lot
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this was the most simple and clear video ive found on youtube explaining this! please make more of the rest of the fluid imbalances!
I think making videos for each section in your bundle is great it helps me follow along better. And reading something is wayyyy different than having it explained. So even more videos about the content in your bundles would be amazing.
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This is the best explanation so far for concepts. No unnecessary mnemonics and stuff. So direct to the point! Love your videos ❤
This was sooo helpful. I don’t know how the lecturers manage to make things so complicated! Thank you!! 💕
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will you be making more videos like this for the rest of the electrolytes? this was so helpful! I would love to see more for hypo/hypernatremia!
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Been trying to find an easiest way to understand the difference of these fluid imbalances and luckily found your YT. Thanks a bunch!
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Found my way here going down a rabbit hole about sepsis and septic shock suffered from it due to a UTI that was nearly asymptomatic until I went to bed and it hit my kidneys 9 hours later Can confirm very hellish lucid fever dream, everybody stay hydrated. great video honestly very informative in a very easy to process way
Crazy my mom just suffered septic shock in her visit to the ER because they just put her on a IV drip from 2pm to 8pm then doctors tell me she had a cardiac arrest that could’ve happened from the septic shock because her white blood cell count was too high. This all from a UTI that’s been reoccurring for 2 months and no anti biotic was working. It’s starting to seem like her body was already weak from the UTI and the hospitals negligence of just putting her on a saline drip for 6 hours (43 years old-100lbs} also seemed to have caused hypervolemia. UTIs really are serious, now my mom has severe anoxic injury with only some brain stem function. The delay of care and negligence of hospitals in nyc are wild.
Love the way you teach! Absolutely amazing, and super helpful!
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This is so well organized and taught. Thank u
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OMG I spent hours trying to understand this concept and by watching your video, it makes so much sense. Thank you.
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Can you make more videos like this please! You broke this down so simply, thank you! Watching this and following your study guide helped me understand this.
Sure thing! I'm always open to video suggestions!
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Thanks! I'm happy you found them helpful, more to come! :)
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Wow she explained it better than many. of my teacher's.
clear and SIMPLE thank you
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TY,I think you just diagnosed me. Been seeing a Dr. For this for over a year.
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Very usefull teaching..good work dear.
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Thank you this was simple and quick. Easy to comprehend
Thank you so much for explaining that. I watched this video and automatically subscribed. Thanks too for the cheat sheet, AMAZING!!
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just subscribed..thank u for making it so simple and digestible
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Took a test on this and I watched this video and sent it to all my classmates and it helped soooo much!!
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If only all teachers could explain everything this clearly OMG!!!
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Gonna watch this again 10x before my quiz Monday
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studying for the fluid & electrolytes portion of my exam tmr. this video helped soo much. thanks kristine!!
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your videos are great!! simplifying everything that some of us needs!!!
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Thanks very much just the definition makes it easier for me
Happy to help! Don't forget to grab your free guide: free.anurseinthemaking.com/hypo-vs-hypervolemia-cheat-sheet
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awesome! got it! very simplied and easy to understand
Thank You, this was an awesome video.
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Can you make a video for each electrolyte
Good explanation in brief
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The interstitial space is not the cell it’s the space between the cell and the vein. Intercellular would be inside the cell. Idk if someone said that I didn’t get to all the comments
Yes, you are correct, and I am so sorry for the error! Third spacing is the nonfunctional area between the cells! Sorry for any confusion and thank you for bringing this to my attention. Unfortunately, I can't edit the video, so I pinned a comment with the correction to the top for everyone!
Great explanation! ❤️🥰 Thank you for the help!
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Thank you❤
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Well done
Can you do on different solutions as fluid isotonic hypertonic please
Thank you for this information.
You ma'am have a new subscriber. Thank you
so helpful!
YAS 🙌 So glad it helped!
Thank you so much for this video
Im glad i found this channel,, itmakes so much easier for me to understand. And also the visuals really helps a lot Plsss keeep on making vids 💓💓💓💯💯
I'm happy to help! I am also a visual learner so I get it. I hope to make more very soon!
Great video!
I'm so glad you love it! 🙂
This was sooo good
Happy to help! :)
Thanks a lot ❤😊
You are so welcome!
So useful - thank you!
Glad it was helpful! :) You're welcome!
Make more educational videos. U helped me sooo much.
You deserve my tuition 😅
LOL! I am glad you are finding the content helpful :)
Why there will be elevated BUN in oliguria? When patient is in hypervolemic state. Please reply could not find it anywhere.
0:38 Volemia doesnt solely means volume. Vol means volume and mia means in the blood
You are correct! That's why I said there isn't enough volume in the vessels AKA the blood! :)
Thank you ❤️
How do we get diagnosed for this is I lost weight and have been dealing with POTS ever since 😢
Thank you so much!
Hope she uploads new lesson 🥺
can you make a video on hypernatremia please...
Great idea! I'll jot this down for the future 🙂
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That was fantastic
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Aw, thanks so much!
owowo great job. continue making more videos please
Thank you, I will ♡
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I thought Polyuria was for hypervolemia not hypervolemia..
Thank you for your question! Can you please clarify what you thought Polyuria was for so I can better answer your question? Thank you!
superb love u
dehydration and FVD not exactly the same thing
another mistake...interstitial is not INSIDE THE CELL
Third spacing is the area BETWEEN the cells - not in the cells. Other than that, helpful video!
Yes, you are correct! So sorry about that. Third spacing is the nonfunctional area between the cells! Sorry for any confusion, and thank you for bringing this to my attention. I have another comment pinned to the top for clarification. Best of luck to you in your nursing career! -Kristine 🙂
Hi please explain insulin medication
Yes! I hope to do a video on that soon! :)
Great
THANK YOU
PT student here - thank you!
🙌So glad I could help!
I don't understand difference between hypervolemia and hypovolemia in terms of increased heart rate .... please explain
Hi, Priya! In Hypovolemia, they have a high heart rate because the heart is trying to compensate and push fluid forward since the body desperately needs it. In Hypervolemia they also have a high heart rate because there is so much fluid in the system, so the pulse will be bounding! They both have high heart rates, but they are for 2 different reasons. I hope this helps 🙂-Kristine
@@NurseInTheMaking got it .... Thanks 👍🏻
I have question can hypovolemia causes nephrotic syndrome?
damn, i wish i had this in nursing school lol
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