Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC) for Nursing Students

This video provides an overview of Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC).
I am Gail L Lupica with over 20 years of experience teaching nursing at the pre-licensure level. I earned a Bachelor Science in Nursing at SUNY Binghamton in 1986, a Master's in Nursing Education in 1992 from New York University (NYU) and a PhD in Adult and Post-Secondary Education in 2011. I have many years of experience in NCLEX-RN test preparation and remediation.
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[@DB-ll8gl]

She has such an efficient way of explaining these tough issues so that they are understandable. Love it!

[@hollynicole5378]

I love your videos they are so helpful. I’m sure you hear this often. Thank you for taking the time to share this and help make things so much easier to understand and digest. I think you are absolutely amazing! 💕

[@atrent3732]

Thank you. Needed a little supplemental learning on DIC and this was simple yet informative.

[@lesliezarazua3604]

short, sweet and to the point! thanks!

[@vinceblanca1]

WOW. Thank you for explaining DIC so efficiently! I picked up on your explanation right away!

[@mordechaikiewe4871]

Thank you for the very helpful videos - just enough depth

[@cfingram2008]

Short and Sweet! I'm in LPN school and I am not getting enough "in depth" info , and this fills the need beautifully. Just due to the fact that I'm eager for more knowledge, I may just continue to RN school (but it is a family decision as I have 4 kids and a husband , it is a lot to take in!).

[@jacobcouto8152]

Thank you so much! Very clear and informative

[@teeaye_]

Great video, as always!

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That blank space beat in the intro

[@joshnixon4690]

AMAZING!

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I love your videos!❤️

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[@marisol8174]

So helpful! Thank you

[@takaloo_rn]

thank you so much

[@joanalonto2882]

Hi Maam, I just wanna know, what are the nursing management under this conditions which is DIC... Please help me..anyone..

[@jujutherat5698]

nice job Gail

[@Christina-pq7kn]

Thanks

[@ricardotorres8114]

excellent

[@breezyyy88]

god bless you

[@jasbe4311]

Thanks for explaining it well. New subscriber here 😊

[@gaillupica9187]

Thanks right back at you!

[@briwhite3467]

I had DIC from pregnancy complications.

[@trishlo8111]

Came for the explanation of DIC, stayed for Taylor Swift.

[@ExpressMistyli]

Lol My professor called it Death Is Coming= DIC

[@gaillupica9187]

lol yes.

[@emilyz9298]

what is a proper nuring education to a DIC patient?

[@ciennareed2622]

It's an emergent situation, this is when we are using high bolus infusion pumps for blood. If there was Pt teaching, it would be after the situation was reversed or to the support system asking what happened. The patient would need to recover in the hospital until the first underlying condition was taken care of and all hematology labs were normal. DIC is like when the body is so overworked it accidentally hurts itself even more by one of the mechanisms thats supposed to fix us.

[@angelsonthemoonful]

I had DIC when I had my c-section they said it’s because I’m anemic.

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Glpo khaj avy

[@jen533]

So helpful thank you!