I graduate (presumably) in 5 weeks with my RN. To anyone, these flashcards are pretty helpful! Thank you for the videos and content. It helped me out a lot
I am a second year nursing student in the Associates RN program in Port Angeles, Wa. I will be graduating in June with honors and I would like to thank you for your amazing videos, they really help bring lecture learning full circle. I appreciate you!!
Thank you for the video! I had my first dialysis lab two weeks ago and this video is very insightful! I am considering your calander for the spring semester, thank you for all the resources.
Thank you guys for all the great vids, I really love that they are short and to the point. I am close to finishing up my second semester, and I plan on getting a few packs of your flashcards to study with over the summer.
Thank you Nurse Cathy. I appreciate your help. I am learning and ill watch these videos again. Not many nursing channels I can get learn from. Your channel and 2 others I always run to for help. Thank you thank you.God bless
Thank you so much. I just recently began my final semester of nursing school, and our first topics are AKD, CKD, and dialysis. Your videos always help me grasp concepts tremendously.
Hi Cathy! Thank you for your wonderful work. Could you give the reason behind each sign and symptom? That's will help more to retain the information for the long term.
This was my first video that I ever saw on your channel. Loved it! I shared it with my classmates for our upcoming exam that includes everything you discussed.
Cathy, Can you please discuss CVC for dialysis? When would the patient receive CVC vs AV fistula? Any particular nursing care? Does peritoneal dialysis hurts since its going into abdomen? Is there a line to be used? I know this can be done at home via home health but never seen. Is there a preference for which dialysis is given or does it depend on stage of CKD? Thanks!
That's a great question, as they present very similarly! A lot of it will have to do with the function of the organ. So, if the patient is showing signs of infection but the kidney is making an appropriate amount of urine, that is reassuring that it is infection and not rejection. However, if the kidney stops producing urine, we are now concerned for rejection as well. Additionally, we would want to be assessing the surgical site. If it is red, swollen, hot, tender, and showing purulent drainage, we should be very concerned for infection. I hope that helps!
I wanted a more meaningful and less boring career. I had a strong interest in health and wellness, and I also liked the flexibility and diversity of nursing roles out there…
Nurse Cathy, thank you so much for this series. Level UP RN is such a great resource!
Thank you so much, Bea! That was awfully kind of you to say-we are thrilled to help!
Your videos are great and they compliment my LPN classes perfectly. I don't think a student could ask for a better study resource. Thanks so much!
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I graduate (presumably) in 5 weeks with my RN. To anyone, these flashcards are pretty helpful! Thank you for the videos and content. It helped me out a lot
Absolutely love your videos and all of your help! spent 7 hrs today working through them and taking notes ! super helpful thank you! 🥰
I am a second year nursing student in the Associates RN program in Port Angeles, Wa. I will be graduating in June with honors and I would like to thank you for your amazing videos, they really help bring lecture learning full circle. I appreciate you!!
You are welcome! And congratulations on your upcoming graduation! So glad we could be part of your nursing school journey… ❤️
Thank you for the video! I had my first dialysis lab two weeks ago and this video is very insightful! I am considering your calander for the spring semester, thank you for all the resources.
You are welcome! So glad the video was helpful. Take care and good luck with school!
Thank you guys for all the great vids, I really love that they are short and to the point. I am close to finishing up my second semester, and I plan on getting a few packs of your flashcards to study with over the summer.
You are very welcome! We have a lot of great resources online as well: www.leveluprn.com, so be sure to check them out. Wishing you all the best!
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Thank you Nurse Cathy. I appreciate your help. I am learning and ill watch these videos again. Not many nursing channels I can get learn from. Your channel and 2 others I always run to for help. Thank you thank you.God bless
Thank you so much for the videos, short and to the point. Very helpful
Love your videos! Goes really well with the lecture but fills in the gaps❤
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You’re so adorable and informative, thank you so much! Watched this right before going to my dialysis RN job interview, wish me luck!
You are so welcome! Keep us posted on the job.
Thank you so much. I just recently began my final semester of nursing school, and our first topics are AKD, CKD, and dialysis. Your videos always help me grasp concepts tremendously.
So glad our videos have helped you! Good luck on the homestretch… you got this! 👍
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Im into peritoneal dialisys for 3 years now.
Hi Cathy! Thank you for your wonderful work. Could you give the reason behind each sign and symptom? That's will help more to retain the information for the long term.
That blooper made me laugh 😂 Great video straight to the point !
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This was my first video that I ever saw on your channel. Loved it! I shared it with my classmates for our upcoming exam that includes everything you discussed.
Happy to hear and thank you so much for sharing.
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Cathy, Can you please discuss CVC for dialysis? When would the patient receive CVC vs AV fistula? Any particular nursing care?
Does peritoneal dialysis hurts since its going into abdomen? Is there a line to be used? I know this can be done at home via home health but never seen. Is there a preference for which dialysis is given or does it depend on stage of CKD? Thanks!
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In the last video you said in order to have dialysis the patient would need an AV fistula. In this video it's an AV fistula or intrajugular CVC...
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Can you provide a video regarding how to perform CAPD? Thank you!
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Please help. Respiratory distress happens from pertonial dialysis. Do you raise head of bed or suction out fluid. I'm getting different answers
What does it mean of low gain?.. and why the doctor wants to stop the Sodium bicarbonate..
Curious, how do you tell the difference in symptoms between transplant rejection and infection?
That's a great question, as they present very similarly! A lot of it will have to do with the function of the organ. So, if the patient is showing signs of infection but the kidney is making an appropriate amount of urine, that is reassuring that it is infection and not rejection. However, if the kidney stops producing urine, we are now concerned for rejection as well. Additionally, we would want to be assessing the surgical site. If it is red, swollen, hot, tender, and showing purulent drainage, we should be very concerned for infection. I hope that helps!
Random question, but you did computer science first? What made you transition from computer science into nursing?
I wanted a more meaningful and less boring career. I had a strong interest in health and wellness, and I also liked the flexibility and diversity of nursing roles out there…
Ur videos are very helpful. How do I get acess to your medsurg flash cards?
They are available on our website LevelUpRN.com.
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This is human torture. All about money. Shame.
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