I scored only 84% of 19 items. Is that still a good enough? Or i'm so bad to become a nurse.😑 i may not be able to pass exams in the future if its not perfect at all.
I think it is very good. I wouldn't base a quiz result on if you will be a good nurse or not. Standardized testing doesn't gauge your ability to be a great nurse. It has to come from the inside. Just keep studying and giving your best. Keep up the great work, and thank you for watching :)
I left a comment on another video telling you how awesome you are. I just wanted to let you know I passed the NCLEX after 75 questions using your videos and quizzes as my main study guide. What you are doing is making a difference, and again I have to tell you how awesome you are! Thank you for all the work you put into these videos and quizzes!!!
Hello Anna Lemke RN!! Congratulations on passing. Yes, I remember the comment you left on the hypophosphatemia video and how you were prepping for NCLEX at the time....it is so AWESOME to hear you did pass. I'm so happy my videos helped you....that really makes my day. Thank you for watching, and I wish you the absolute best in your new career as a nurse :)
Hi Sarah, I just passed Nclex RN this week. In starting I follow lots of your videos and Tips. You are a life saver. Thank you so much. God bless you. 🙏
Hello Sarah! I’m currently in my 4th semester of nursing school, I just took my las unit test and made a 96! I watch you before every exam and will definitely use your videos for the NCLEX! I love the way you teach so much! You make everything so easy to understand. Thank you for making such a huge difference!
Thank you Sarah for being so generous with knowledge, May God bless 🙏 🙏 🙏 👏 👏 👏 You are changing lives, nursing has become so easy through your RUclips videos... Thank you so much and much love 💕😘❤🎉
Excellent video. I tested positive in March for Latent Tuberculosis when I had to do my shots/testing for student shadowing. I kind of wished your video has been posted at the time, as it would have prepared me for treatment. Thanks!
Thank you so much for your videos. I’m a first year nursing student and your videos have saved my butt on MANY occasions. The entire class always talks about our Southern Belle and we know exactly who they are referring to when we use this nickname! From all of us nursing students, thank you! You really are a saint. You deserve an award!!
I have a serious beef with tuberculosis. I was born in Uruguay and at age 5 my family flew to the US. I got three vaccines against tuberculosis one after the other before I left. Nothing unsafe, but also not the usual way of doing things. My sister, four years older than me, had gotten them all in the usual schedule and everything was fine for her. When we arrived in the US and I was taken to the doctor, they told me I would have to go through a one year treatment for tuberculosis if I wanted to go to school. This was because I tested positive for TB when they did the skin test. Which of course I did, I had gotten 3 vaccines. The doctors knew that and they still said I had to do the treatment. I didn’t have to wait a year before going to school though, just start it, because THEY KNEW I DID NOT HAVE TUBERCULOSIS. But now, for the rest of my life, I’m required to get a chest X ray once a year. Why?????
Watched this out of curiosity as I am currently under treatment for TB (not quite sure how I caught it as a UK resident). The video was briliant and very informative. Will be watching more, so have subscribed. Very easy on the eye too! :)
Thank you very much, Nurse Sarah! I don't think I can get through my BSN online classes without your informative videos. Sending you massive hugs all the way from the Philippines!
Thank you for making such great videos! You break down subjects so much simpler than my teachers did. I used your videos throughout school, and I found out this past week that I passed Nclex! Thank you again!
Hello Nurse Sarah! I really admire your style in teaching. Very articulate, very clear and most of all, very effective, indeed! Thank you so much for these. It's very, very helpful. -much love, Maude xoxo
Greetings Nurse Sarah, and a big thank you again for presenting such a well crafted lecture. Finally, an educator that knows to include a visual aid at the correct moment (N95 respirator, for example). Great explanation of Latent versus Active TB S&S which were (until now) a point of confusion for me. Also, I appreciated the subtle humor: ("you'll know it's a Prisoner by the Guard present"). My girlfriend and my sister are both retired Nurses with long career histories, and after watching a few of your videos, both of them are like "wow" this is really great stuff Nurse Sarah is including; and for me (with respect) I still enjoy the "charming and personable" way you do your lectures. Please keep up the good work as we all appreciate it!
I love how thorough you are with your videos. I'm studying to be a medical assistant right now but I find these videos very helpful. Thank you so much 💕
awesome videos! truly helped me a lot! just one thing, if you could maybe put chapters , so when i go back to watch a specifique part of the vid i dont have to start all over again , and thanks again!
You're very good! Thanks for what you do ! You're great 😍 Could you please make videos for MDR TB and XMDR TB that will be helpful for me because I'm working at TB hospital. Thank you 😗
Now RN in Australia, I was a nursing student for the past 3 yrs. I was given the shot, BCG, when I was a little kid. I informed the specialist nurse, but she opted for a skin test instead of blood test. Of course, my body remembers it n the spot got bigger. I had to choose one out of two options. Taking stong, many pills for certain period or taking chest x-ray every yr to keep studying. Now im just wondering how come that nurse has been able to become a specialist. So incompetent!
you are awesome, doing excellent work , keep it up and my question is about Tuberculosis ie ,what is the ratio of recurrence of TB after treatment, thanks
I'm getting tested for this the 14th and I'm scared. Persistant productive cough since last August. I have tried allergy/asthma/reflux medications and have not worked. And the cough has slowly got worse :(
Great video on this subject. Does the lung image show transparent through the lung tissue at the apical area for active tb patient? In other words, oxygen being consumed by the bacteria and shows no air at the apical lung area in the xray? thank you for the effort to produce this valuable video.
People think that Rockstar Games is evil just because They made the GTA franchise. How are these same people gonna explain how Red Dead Redemption 2, a game made by Rockstar Games, made awareness for a fatal illness that kills thousands, maybe millions of people every year?
I haveTB but I didn’t have symptoms as a coughing, blood or fatigue or fever I had only night sweet and warm body after using medication about 4 month I am still night sweeting, I would like to know why I have still night sweats?
Hi there I had latent tb a year ago after that I had did my medication course for 6 months now I have given for sputum culture which is for 8 weeks will get a positive result for that however I don't have any symptoms .
I was wondering, I am planning on exploring a town that was abandoned because of a massive TB outbreak a few decades ago. Since so much time has passed would it be safe to explore the town and buildings within the town?
am currently in hospital with cavitating pneumonia tb.. I was really ill for 2 months carrying on with my life like normal thinking I was going to get better.. but I never did... I just got worse until I take it anymore.. so is this right that I could say that constant stress could be a contribution in to this disease becoming active as being stressed a lot for long periods can lower your immune systems. Please someone give me an answere... its my work that has contributed to my constant stress rages that I have for hours and if stress could be a reason to help my tb become active then when I am well again I can't be going back to the same place as work so please someone reply. I am begging anyone
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RegisteredNurseRN Thank you very much for all your videos! Appreciate it a lot,you made all the topics easy.May God bless you more😘
Your videos have helped so much! Thank you!
I scored only 84% of 19 items. Is that still a good enough? Or i'm so bad to become a nurse.😑 i may not be able to pass exams in the future if its not perfect at all.
Anyways your helping me very much on my self reviewing.
I think it is very good. I wouldn't base a quiz result on if you will be a good nurse or not. Standardized testing doesn't gauge your ability to be a great nurse. It has to come from the inside. Just keep studying and giving your best. Keep up the great work, and thank you for watching :)
I left a comment on another video telling you how awesome you are. I just wanted to let you know I passed the NCLEX after 75 questions using your videos and quizzes as my main study guide. What you are doing is making a difference, and again I have to tell you how awesome you are! Thank you for all the work you put into these videos and quizzes!!!
Hello Anna Lemke RN!! Congratulations on passing. Yes, I remember the comment you left on the hypophosphatemia video and how you were prepping for NCLEX at the time....it is so AWESOME to hear you did pass. I'm so happy my videos helped you....that really makes my day. Thank you for watching, and I wish you the absolute best in your new career as a nurse :)
I love her
Wow 75 questions amazing
Thank you for the video, helped me better understand my friend Arthur's disease
Because of red dead I looked it up to lmao
Yes my man
Same :DDD
Lol to funny 😆
I got the latent TB and survived, sorry about your friend
Hi Sarah,
I just passed Nclex RN this week. In starting I follow lots of your videos and Tips. You are a life saver. Thank you so much. God bless you. 🙏
Hello Sarah! I’m currently in my 4th semester of nursing school, I just took my las unit test and made a 96! I watch you before every exam and will definitely use your videos for the NCLEX! I love the way you teach so much! You make everything so easy to understand. Thank you for making such a huge difference!
How’s your career going?
Thank you for all your videos. I passed my NCLEX after 75 questions. You helped me get through nursing school.
The way you explain things is just imazing. Please do more videos and never stop
Thank you Sarah for being so generous with knowledge, May God bless 🙏 🙏 🙏 👏 👏 👏
You are changing lives, nursing has become so easy through your RUclips videos... Thank you so much and much love 💕😘❤🎉
Thank you for all your videos. I passed NCLEX thanks to you lectures. God bless!!!
Excellent video. I tested positive in March for Latent Tuberculosis when I had to do my shots/testing for student shadowing. I kind of wished your video has been posted at the time, as it would have prepared me for treatment. Thanks!
Thank you so much for your videos. I’m a first year nursing student and your videos have saved my butt on MANY occasions. The entire class always talks about our Southern Belle and we know exactly who they are referring to when we use this nickname! From all of us nursing students, thank you! You really are a saint. You deserve an award!!
You are the reason I'm maintaining a B average, your videos are the only ones that help me. Thank you
I have a serious beef with tuberculosis. I was born in Uruguay and at age 5 my family flew to the US. I got three vaccines against tuberculosis one after the other before I left. Nothing unsafe, but also not the usual way of doing things. My sister, four years older than me, had gotten them all in the usual schedule and everything was fine for her. When we arrived in the US and I was taken to the doctor, they told me I would have to go through a one year treatment for tuberculosis if I wanted to go to school. This was because I tested positive for TB when they did the skin test. Which of course I did, I had gotten 3 vaccines. The doctors knew that and they still said I had to do the treatment. I didn’t have to wait a year before going to school though, just start it, because THEY KNEW I DID NOT HAVE TUBERCULOSIS. But now, for the rest of my life, I’m required to get a chest X ray once a year. Why?????
Watched this out of curiosity as I am currently under treatment for TB (not quite sure how I caught it as a UK resident). The video was briliant and very informative. Will be watching more, so have subscribed. Very easy on the eye too! :)
Thank you very much, Nurse Sarah! I don't think I can get through my BSN online classes without your informative videos. Sending you massive hugs all the way from the Philippines!
Your so gifted in teaching thank you for always keeping me motivated and helping me improve knowledge and skills in nursing
Thanks to your channel. I passed the nclex exam. It helps me alot to ease the exam.
Beautiful, smart and very informative. My mother is suspected TB or cancer at the moment. Thank you for your information.
Good news! neither cancer or TB. :)
Thank you for making such great videos! You break down subjects so much simpler than my teachers did. I used your videos throughout school, and I found out this past week that I passed Nclex! Thank you again!
Hello Nurse Sarah! I really admire your style in teaching. Very articulate, very clear and most of all, very effective, indeed! Thank you so much for these. It's very, very helpful. -much love, Maude xoxo
Greetings Nurse Sarah, and a big thank you again for presenting such a well crafted lecture. Finally, an educator that knows to include a visual aid at the correct moment (N95 respirator, for example). Great explanation of Latent versus Active TB S&S which were (until now) a point of confusion for me. Also, I appreciated the subtle humor: ("you'll know it's a Prisoner by the Guard present"). My girlfriend and my sister are both retired Nurses with long career histories, and after watching a few of your videos, both of them are like "wow" this is really great stuff Nurse Sarah is including; and for me (with respect) I still enjoy the "charming and personable" way you do your lectures. Please keep up the good work as we all appreciate it!
Good informatio. U are best nurse really
I love how thorough you are with your videos. I'm studying to be a medical assistant right now but I find these videos very helpful. Thank you so much 💕
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
Now, how can I cure this in the year 1899? I need to help my boi Arthur.
I'm here for the same reason
I have a plan
Same for me
@@TrapSoulHD Yes, I have a plan
Gonna dedicate my life to time travel now
Wow, Sara is really making a difference.
Wow thank you so much for this, im a nurse assistant and this so helpful
It's so great at list l. Learn a lot. about TB as a. Nurse. Thanks
thank you, for your great lecture i wish i have a professor like you.
Assistance fk Moslih I agree. Nurse Sarah makes a topic clear to understand and the depth of information supplied by her is priceless.
Thank you so much for the lessons you provide are extremely helpful. ☺
You're videos are so helpful! Thank you for taking the time to make them. You are helping prepare so many future nurses!
Hi Sarah..i love you God bless you..i passed my.nclex.. your vedios where helpful
Thank you for all you do Nurse Sarah. God bless you. You helped me understand so much. You are a blessing to the nursing community.
Nurse Sarah thanks for this message God bless you...
Thank you Sarah, all of your videos are helplful. Great explanation.
Or we say R.I.P.E.S... for Rifampin; isoniazid; Pyrazinamide; Ethambutol; Streptomycin
U r the best teacher I have ever seen huge respect from Pakistan
awesome videos! truly helped me a lot!
just one thing, if you could maybe put chapters , so when i go back to watch a specifique part of the vid i dont have to start all over again , and thanks again!
Thank you our information technology for TB TREATMENT
Well articulated thank you am a treatment support for tb and l love the way you are explaining
Hello! We love your vids in the University of the Bahamas nursing school......can you do a psychiatric series? And possibly a Critical care?
Thank you very much for this excellent informative presentation .
You're a great teacher 😊👍🏾
REST IN PEACE Arthur Morgan!
Thank you
did a great job explaining 👍❤️
This Woman is So Intelligent..
Simply superb!! Makes learning beautiful and easy 9/8/2018 ❤
Your videos are Awesome..Really helpful.
You're very good!
Thanks for what you do !
You're great 😍
Could you please make videos for MDR TB and XMDR TB that will be helpful for me because I'm working at TB hospital.
Thank you 😗
Thank you! you are a great lecturer!!!
love your videos it makes learning so easy and interesting
Thank you for these video I have my exam in april
Very informative ❤
THANK YOU,IT'S REALLY HELP US...KEEP SAFE
Test Monday for nursing wish me luck. Thank you for your help.
Thank you so much Sarah. You ROCK.
Now RN in Australia, I was a nursing student for the past 3 yrs. I was given the shot, BCG, when I was a little kid. I informed the specialist nurse, but she opted for a skin test instead of blood test. Of course, my body remembers it n the spot got bigger. I had to choose one out of two options. Taking stong, many pills for certain period or taking chest x-ray every yr to keep studying.
Now im just wondering how come that nurse has been able to become a specialist. So incompetent!
you are awesome, doing excellent work , keep it up and my question is about Tuberculosis ie ,what is the ratio of recurrence of TB after treatment, thanks
Thanks nurse very helpful
I'm getting tested for this the 14th and I'm scared. Persistant productive cough since last August. I have tried allergy/asthma/reflux medications and have not worked. And the cough has slowly got worse :(
How did your test go?
Thank you for all your videos!!!
learning to this..thank you so much!
This is very informative! Thanks!
thank you nurse Sarah 💙
Great video on this subject. Does the lung image show transparent through the lung tissue at the apical area for active tb patient? In other words, oxygen being consumed by the bacteria and shows no air at the apical lung area in the xray? thank you for the effort to produce this valuable video.
Hi Sarah. How soon should you test for tb if you were exposed? 🤔
Hey Sarah what is the alternative treatment regimen Incase a patient develop drug induced liver injury with "Peri" thank you.
You have drug induced liver? How are you now?
Very helpful. Thank you 😁
very clear and amezing lecture , thank you
Does the BCG vaccine help those who have trouble taking drugs for a year?
Nice thanks every one😘
What’s crazy is the when you look up tuberculosis you mostly get red dead redemption 2
People think that Rockstar Games is evil just because They made the GTA franchise. How are these same people gonna explain how Red Dead Redemption 2, a game made by Rockstar Games, made awareness for a fatal illness that kills thousands, maybe millions of people every year?
Thankyou so much you are an amazing teacher
Thanx Sarah...great work
Thank you much
Very informative
I haveTB but I didn’t have symptoms as a coughing, blood or fatigue or fever I had only night sweet and warm body after using medication about 4 month I am still night sweeting, I would like to know why I have still night sweats?
Extremely useful
Thanks po for info god bless po
Thank you so much!!! You are the best!!!
Thank you very much ♥️
thank u so much! i learned so much
“To ensure good health: eat lightly, breathe deeply, live moderately, cultivate cheerfulness, and maintain an interest in life.” -William Londen
Thank you ma’am
Arthur Morgan 😂😂😂
Hi there I had latent tb a year ago after that I had did my medication course for 6 months now I have given for sputum culture which is for 8 weeks will get a positive result for that however I don't have any symptoms .
I love your videos they have truly helped me through school. Do you happen to have any podcasts?
I was wondering, I am planning on exploring a town that was abandoned because of a massive TB outbreak a few decades ago. Since so much time has passed would it be safe to explore the town and buildings within the town?
Be careful, can be Rats around
Thanx a lot,you are amazing.
Thanks for sharing
Nice video.. your voice is very sweet!!
Love you ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Good job
You are sooooo good and thank you .
Thank you so much!
Thanks ❤️
clear and concise
am currently in hospital with cavitating pneumonia tb.. I was really ill for 2 months carrying on with my life like normal thinking I was going to get better.. but I never did... I just got worse until I take it anymore.. so is this right that I could say that constant stress could be a contribution in to this disease becoming active as being stressed a lot for long periods can lower your immune systems. Please someone give me an answere... its my work that has contributed to my constant stress rages that I have for hours and if stress could be a reason to help my tb become active then when I am well again I can't be going back to the same place as work so please someone reply. I am begging anyone
Nice video
Thank you mam
It's so good video, thank you :)
thank you