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👉An air bubble in IV tubing or a syringe can result in an air embolism (clot). This is rare in practice but can be potentially fatal. ❌ Method to Remove Air Bubbles: 1️⃣ Pull back amount of air in syringe as med • 2️⃣ Inject air into the med vial • 3️⃣ Keeping holding syringe down while turning vial upside down • 4️⃣ Release syringe: watch the pressure pull the med into the vial 5️⃣ Expel extra air on top 👉If there are still air bubbles present, just flick or tap the syringe. Remember to master any nursing skill, it takes practice and time. We all started somewhere. :) Thanks for watching! ❤️ ⭐️ Need help with Medication Dosage? Check out my FREE 20+ page packet with practice questions and rationale. Linked in bio! 📚 References: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article

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Here’s a simple visual explanation of what the PQRST on an EKG represents In nursing school having a strong foundation of the conduction cycle and blood flow through the heart is vital to helping you have a deeper understanding of the associated conditions of the heart. ⭐️Key things to remember ☞DEpolarization= contracting ☞REpolarization= relaxing P wave= atrial DEpolarization- contracting atria PR Interval= time from P wave to start of QRS (AV node creates delay to allow atria to empty into ventricles) QRS= ventricular DEpolarization- bundle of his carries impulses to contract ventricles T wave= ventricular REpolarization- ventricles relaxing preparing for next cycle I hope you found this helpful! Share with your nursing school friends 💛

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🫀The cardiac cycle 🔄

Here’s a simple visual explanation of what the PQRST on an EKG represents In nursing school having a strong foundation of the conduction cycle and blood flow through the heart is vital to helping you have a deeper understanding of the associated conditions of the heart. ⭐️Key things to remember ☞DEpolarization= contracting ☞REpolarization= relaxing P wave= atrial DEpolarization- contracting atria PR Interval= time from P wave to start of QRS (AV node creates delay to allow atria to empty into ventricles) QRS= ventricular DEpolarization- bundle of his carries impulses to contract ventricles T wave= ventricular REpolarization- ventricles relaxing preparing for next cycle I hope you found this helpful! Share with your nursing school friends 💛

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PERIPHERAL vs. CENTRAL LINES

In nursing, either as a student or a new grad nurse, it’s important to understand the difference between peripheral and central lines: ⭐️Peripheral lines →thin flexible tube inerted into a peripheral vein →referred to by gauge size (lower number=bigger diameter) →a MIDLINE is a longer peripheral line usually inserted for patients that are hard sticks, and must be inserted by a PICC nurse ⭐️Central lines →catheter inserted into large vein that ends in the superior vena cava →there are multiple typrs of central lines, difference is how they’re inserted →Indication could include medication, volume needs, or prolonged access → important to watch for CAUTI’s by implementing proper care per facility protocols (CHG, sterile dressing changes, D/Cing when medically able, etc.)

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FRONTAL LOBE ☞ Motor Control ☞ Problem Solving ☞ Expressive Speech (Broca’s area) PARIETAL LOBE ☞ Sensation ☞ Spatial and visual perception TEMPORAL LOBE ☞ Auditory processing ☞ Memory retrieval ☞ Language comprehension (Wernike’s area) OCCIPITAL LOBE ☞ Sight ☞ Visual perception and interpretation Cerebellum= balance Brain stem= core functioning (RR, HR, BP)

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– EKG & CARDIAC RHYTHM QUICK NOTES – Atrial Fibrillation (A-Fib) 🫀 Irregular R-R intervals 🫀 Atrium is *quivering* which leads to pooling of blood 🫀 Increased risk for CLOTS Atrial Flutter 🫀*Sawtooth* appearance between R-R’s 🫀 Regular R-R intervals 🫀Increases the risk for clots Ventricular tachycardia (V-Tach) 🫀NO contraction, NO cardiac output = potentially fatal 🫀 May respond to defib! 🫀 “Tombstone appearance” wave formations Ventricular Fibrillation (V-Fib) 🫀Rapid, disorganized pattern of electrical activity in the ventricle = CARDIAC ARREST 🫀 *DEFIB the V-FIB* Are P waves present in A-Fib? #nursingnotes #nursing #EKG #Cardiacnursing #BLS #ACLS #cardiaccare #emergencynursing #RN #BSN #EKGinterpretation #cardiacrhythms

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This is the best app to help you practice listening to the different heart and lung sounds 🩺🫁🫀 #medstudent #premedstudent #theorganizedmedic #nursingtiktok #learnwithtiktok #heartsounds #lungsounds

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🔥DRAW UP MEDS W/O BUBBLES FOR NURSES

👉An air bubble in IV tubing or a syringe can result in an air embolism (clot). This is rare in practice but can be potentially fatal. ❌ Method to Remove Air Bubbles: 1️⃣ Pull back amount of air in syringe as med • 2️⃣ Inject air into the med vial • 3️⃣ Keeping holding syringe down while turning vial upside down • 4️⃣ Release syringe: watch the pressure pull the med into the vial 5️⃣ Expel extra air on top 👉If there are still air bubbles present, just flick or tap the syringe. Remember to master any nursing skill, it takes practice and time. We all started somewhere. :) Thanks for watching! ❤️ ⭐️ Need help with Medication Dosage? Check out my FREE 20+ page packet with practice questions and rationale. Linked in bio! 📚 References: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article

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NCLEX REVIEW: LABOR AND DELIVERY MEDS

Labor and Delivery Meds 🍼 Emoji Pain Control = Fentanyl FENTanyl = FANTastic pain reliever 💊 Induce Labor = Oxytocin OxyTOCIN = get ready to see babies’ TOES IN my arms 💊 Postpartum Hemorrhage = Methergine METHERgine = MOTHER is bleeding out 🩸 💊 Ripens Cervix = Dinoprostone DINO the dinosaur 🦖 ripes OPEN & SOFTENS the cervix 💊 Eclampsia = Magnesium Sulfate MAG sulfate = MEGa relaxer for seizure activity 🧠⚡ 💊 Nausea = Ondansetron ONDANSETRON = being ON a DANCing TRAIN can make you 🤢 💊