Thank you for this explanation! I could never wrap this around my head and memorize it! Thank you! ❤️ One thing I thought of while watching this to remember the steps and the agents is to put them together. Step 1 has one agent which is the SABA. Step 2 has two agents (ICS + SABA). Step 3 has 3 agents (LABA + ICS + SABA) and then you titrate up from there from moderate to high dose steroid (medium to severe). I hope that helps ppl too! ❤️
I legitimately LOVE YOU, not to sound creepy but I'm just so grateful for your tips/tricks and mnemonics! Despite some guideline changes this is still the MOST HELPFUL video board prep I've watched in addition to several other videos you've posted. You're truly a role model in our community!
Just FYI for those now watching I found slight changes in current COPD treatment guidelines so be sure to compare, but this was still a great help. Thanks for all your videos Brittani, they're helping a ton!
Thank you again for fantastic information. I love the tricks to help you remember things also.....Will you also make GI and professional issues videos? Why is the use of theophylline a risk factor in COPD exacerbation?
First congratulations for passing your NP board.. Secondly thank you for sharing your video series, tips and tricks for the exam. I do have a question for the asthma management, which one do we have to remember the 2007 guidelines or the GINA 2020 guidelines.? Thank you.
Thank you so much! and I am so glad I've been able to help you. And in regards to the asthma guidelines, the GINA update is still too new & is not on boards. Still think SABA!
Thanks for the information but everyone with COPD are not always smokers. Some end up with COPD due to the environment they worked for 30 years and never smoked a day in their lives.
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Thank you for this explanation! I could never wrap this around my head and memorize it! Thank you! ❤️ One thing I thought of while watching this to remember the steps and the agents is to put them together. Step 1 has one agent which is the SABA. Step 2 has two agents (ICS + SABA). Step 3 has 3 agents (LABA + ICS + SABA) and then you titrate up from there from moderate to high dose steroid (medium to severe). I hope that helps ppl too! ❤️
You are very welcome! I’m so glad my videos helped you!
Nice addition Will.
Just FYI: I have been told the new GINA guidelines are now on the board exams. This means ICS is 1st line and controller for asthma.
depends what you mean for first line: are you talking about maintenance or attack of asthma; am I correct about that??
Agree! 2023 follows GINA guidelines now. Her Asthma guidelines are not updated and if you follow her, you'll get the wrong info for your boards.
I legitimately LOVE YOU, not to sound creepy but I'm just so grateful for your tips/tricks and mnemonics! Despite some guideline changes this is still the MOST HELPFUL video board prep I've watched in addition to several other videos you've posted. You're truly a role model in our community!
Not creepy at all lol! So glad to have helped you and been a small part of your journey. Wishing you the best, friend!
So glad I found you! Great content and delivery. Thanks !
This is so much helpful. Me and my wife is preparing for NP exam. all your review materials are great.
Best of luck! You can find my complete review in audio files here:
patreon.com/BrittaniNP
This is awesome. I love all the pnuemonics to remember
thank you for this, it was easy to follow and helped me grasp the information
Glad it was helpful! Just fyi the asthma guidelines have been updated- watch my video here ruclips.net/video/xFFLE34U928/видео.htmlsi=1BK1sLWbil4QIMN9
Thank you so much! My boards are in 2 weeks & you are amazing at hitting the key points
Just FYI for those now watching I found slight changes in current COPD treatment guidelines so be sure to compare, but this was still a great help. Thanks for all your videos Brittani, they're helping a ton!
Correct. New GINA guidelines are part of the exam. ICS first line and controller for asthma
Awesome review
Great info, thank you!
Love this session
Thank you! Glad it was helpful!
Thank you this video was awesome!
Thank you! Glad you liked it!
❤ thank you so much! Do you have anything for HF and HTN?
Yes! In my All About Cardiovascular system video at ruclips.net/video/hTIaUMdrHVM/видео.htmlsi=dMHf1hWB-fKa7moZ
Also, my Patreon has even more information at Patreon.com/brittaniNP
Great review! Would you consider making a boards review of other respiratory diseases? (i.e. pneumonia, tb, pertussis)
Thank you & yes, I will!
THIS IS THE BEST AND SMARTEST CONTENT: YOU ARE A QUEEN OF CONTENT (DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY MSN STUDENT FNP); thank you for not getting confusing!!!!!
Thank you, friend!! Means a lot to hear. So glad to have helped you!
Would love to see pneumonias and antibiotics for each discussed. Atypical v typical etc
Thank you again for fantastic information. I love the tricks to help you remember things also.....Will you also make GI and professional issues videos?
Why is the use of theophylline a risk factor in COPD exacerbation?
Wonderful presentation
Very helpful video
Great job
Thank you.
can adults develop asthma in their 50s/60s?
First congratulations for passing your NP board.. Secondly thank you for sharing your video series, tips and tricks for the exam. I do have a question for the asthma management, which one do we have to remember the 2007 guidelines or the GINA 2020 guidelines.? Thank you.
Thank you so much! and I am so glad I've been able to help you. And in regards to the asthma guidelines, the GINA update is still too new & is not on boards. Still think SABA!
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@@BrittaniNP when do you look for this to update, I am currently in school and anticipating testing in May, 2022
@@kaylakellams4765 it will be on our boards the new guidelines in 2022
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Well done
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My son has had asthma since he was two he has got worse now he’s
Thanks for the information but everyone with COPD are not always smokers. Some end up with COPD due to the environment they worked for 30 years and never smoked a day in their lives.
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