@@justinokpalaobi6350 I do have a few! Check out these: ruclips.net/video/6HH3Ji3u8hA/видео.html ruclips.net/video/NSIYTj-mpKc/видео.html Happy studying! 🙂
1st time watching your video and I Love it as you talk slow and I understand very clearly . I watch many other in previous but all talk so fast which I don’t understand what they talking about …
PLEASE !!!!!!!!!!! Can you make more videos on the other major electrolytes as well? Such as sodium, calcium, potassium, chloride, phosphate, and magnesium. This helped so much.
Thank you so much for your suggestion! I am always looking for ideas for videos and content to share information on. I will keep this in mind for sure 🙂
Wait so does that mean that if there is a calcium deficiency, this can also cause hypomagnesemia? Sorry, I'm not in nursing school yet, but I got curious ..
No worries at all! I love that you are diving into the information to prepare yourself for nursing school. Calcium and magnesium fall & rise together. Magnesium helps transport calcium out of the cell, so a lack of magnesium can lead to low calcium. These two electrolytes actually work to keep one another balanced, so you can think of them as a complementary relationship! I hope this provides some clarity 🙂-Kristine
Wouldn't it make sense that hypomag causes decreased GI motility because magnesium plays a role in maintaining peristalsis. So lack of magnesium means peristalsis can't occur, which is also why patients who are low on magnesium are at risk for paralytic ileus. It makes sense that high levels of magnesium cause diarrhea because it has a laxative effect, like milk of magnesia. I hear of people experiencing diarrhea, but to my understanding constipation is more common.
Hi there! Constipation can definitely occur with hypomagnesemia! Diarrhea can also occur due to a fluid imbalance when the GI tract cannot properly absorb water due to low magnesium levels (magnesium helps regulate fluid balance in the intestines), which results in loose stools. I hope this provides clarification on this!
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Hi Kristine! Can you make more videos on the other major electrolytes as well? Such as sodium, calcium, potassium, chloride, phosphate, and magnesium.
I wish you had videos for all the electrolytes. You’re so good at explaining them.
I hope that you'll continue electrolytes. This was extremely helpful! Thank you!
Thank you for your video. Your explanation makes it so much easier to comprehend.
Yess! Please continue the electrolytes!
your the best Kristine, because of your videos ive passed all my tests and im now in my last semester :) I graduate in december 2023.
Thank you so much for your kind words 💛 YAS!!!!! Congratulations!! That is an amazing accomplishment, and I am so happy for you 👏
I love your videos. You make it so much easier to understand! Thank you so much💗
You are so welcome! I'm happy to help!
@@justinokpalaobi6350 I do have a few! Check out these:
ruclips.net/video/6HH3Ji3u8hA/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/NSIYTj-mpKc/видео.html
Happy studying! 🙂
Wow, wish I would have found you sooner! They say to understand well is to teach simply. Definitely true for your teaching!
Thank you very much. You should be our professor.
Aw, I'm so happy you found this helpful! Thank you for your kind words 💛 You got this!
1st time watching your video and I Love it as you talk slow and I understand very clearly . I watch many other in previous but all talk so fast which I don’t understand what they talking about …
Great work as always. Thank you!
PLEASE !!!!!!!!!!! Can you make more videos on the other major electrolytes as well? Such as sodium, calcium, potassium, chloride, phosphate, and magnesium. This helped so much.
I love your illustrations!
simple and to the point.
awesome!
I have an exam regarding this information, so this is very helpful.
Glad it was helpful! Best of luck on your exam.
This really help me to understand more about it....thank you so much
Glad it was helpful! You're very welcome! :)
Awesome video! This was so helpful to refresh for finals.
Glad it was helpful! Good luck on your finals! :)
Thank you so much! Do you have videos for the other electrolytes?
Thank you so much 😊 you’re the best please make more video for us it helps 🙌🏻🙌🏻👌🏻👌🏻🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much for your kind words! 💛I will keep them coming 🙂
Can you make more videos 🙏
Thank you
This is so helpful! I have an exam coming up on fluid, electrolytes and acid base balance
Yay! Happy to help. Best of luck on your exam. :)
This was so helpful!
Can u make a multi step question dimensional analysis video please nurse 🥺✨
Thank you so much for your suggestion! I am always looking for ideas for videos and content to share information on. I will keep this in mind for sure 🙂
Thank you very helpful
You're so welcome!
Where is the link for the free study guide? I must be missing it. Thanks for sharing!
free.anurseinthemaking.com/free-magnesium-imbalances-study-guide
You're welcome! :) Happy studying.
Omg this is great! Can you do more on fluid and electrolytes?!
Sure thing! :) Glad it was helpful!
Can you please do some more videos to go with your flashcards 🙂
Wait so does that mean that if there is a calcium deficiency, this can also cause hypomagnesemia? Sorry, I'm not in nursing school yet, but I got curious ..
No worries at all! I love that you are diving into the information to prepare yourself for nursing school.
Calcium and magnesium fall & rise together. Magnesium helps transport calcium out of the cell, so a lack of magnesium can lead to low calcium. These two electrolytes actually work to keep one another balanced, so you can think of them as a complementary relationship! I hope this provides some clarity 🙂-Kristine
Great video can you do one for head to toe assessment
thank you for this :)
You're welcome 😊
Thanku mam❤
You are so welcome! Thanks for following along 🤗
Wouldn't it make sense that hypomag causes decreased GI motility because magnesium plays a role in maintaining peristalsis. So lack of magnesium means peristalsis can't occur, which is also why patients who are low on magnesium are at risk for paralytic ileus. It makes sense that high levels of magnesium cause diarrhea because it has a laxative effect, like milk of magnesia.
I hear of people experiencing diarrhea, but to my understanding constipation is more common.
Hi there! Constipation can definitely occur with hypomagnesemia! Diarrhea can also occur due to a fluid imbalance when the GI tract cannot properly absorb water due to low magnesium levels (magnesium helps regulate fluid balance in the intestines), which results in loose stools. I hope this provides clarification on this!
@@NurseInTheMakingthis makes sense thank you!
@@elijahsmith5683 You are so welcome! :)
Next hypo/hyperkalemia :D
Ur the best 🥹🥹