Thanks to you Meris and Cathy…..I Passed my NCLEX RN First Gen exams on Saturday. Your videos were very helpful during my review period. The Cool Chicken was awesome.Bless you all
for going up the stairs with crutches I just remember it like this "up with good down with the bad" like you goo to heaven if you're good and you know the rest lol
i'm confused by 3point and swing through. I'm finding mixed information on these two. Some say that swing through is the typical crutch gait we think of, while others say it's 3point. Some sources say that swing through is for amputations, where other sources say swing through is not for amputations but instead for paralysis. When I listened to Mark Klimek's lectures he says that 3 point is for partial weight bearing and that swing through is for non-weight bearing and amputations. However, other sources like Hurst say that 3 point is for non-weight bearing and swing through is for weight bearing. I am confused and cannot find any sources that agree on what NCLEX will use. Do you have any info to help clarify 3point vs swing through?
Karv, you can check out our searchable index for Fundamentals here: www.leveluprn.com/pages/fundamentals-of-nursing-study-guide-flashcard-index --Meris
Cathy is still making videos! We have expanded our team so we can bring you even more content as fast as possible :) Check out her new Nutrition and Psychiatric Mental Health playlists! -Meris
I hate videos that try and explain things that could just be shown instead. How difficult is it to get crutches and show what you’re explaining? So pointless.
@@serenityblue4764 Really? I can do that? OMG, I did not know!! Thank you for taking your time to say this to me, lol. What, you're her cheerleader now? As a matter of fact, I did go to another channel. I went to Registered Nurse RN because she realized that showing how with crutches is a lot better than just explaining it. If I wanted to just read it, I would have stuck with my book, and not looked for a video.
This is a life saving video for me. I was struggling learning about this, thank you!
You're so welcome!
Me too. Thank you so much
GAS up (good, affected, sticks) SAG down (sticks, affected, good) taught to me by PT teacher at school!
Oh that's a great way to remember, too! --Meris :)
Your comment was really helpful on my Hesi test, thank you!
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Thanks to you Meris and Cathy…..I Passed my NCLEX RN First Gen exams on Saturday. Your videos were very helpful during my review period. The Cool Chicken was awesome.Bless you all
Congratulations!! So happy we could be part of your journey to becoming a nurse. And glad you love our cool chickens as much as we do. ❤️❤️❤️
🎉congrats❤️😇🫂
Hour and half lecture explained in 7 minutes. you are amazing thank you!!!!! .So far life saving videos for FON.Thank you !!!
This is a great video, but is it possible for you to put more visuals and pictures in your videos? Thank you very much.
Up with the good, down with the bad. Thank you!!!
You are welcome! Happy to help!
Thos is so important for caregivers to understand as well. Maybe y'all could start local caregiver classes. Maybe we all should all over the country.
You're great, Meris! Thank you!
Thank you so much!
for going up the stairs with crutches I just remember it like this "up with good down with the bad" like you goo to heaven if you're good and you know the rest lol
Absolutely! That's how I remembered it as well! --Meris :)
nice one😃
i'm confused by 3point and swing through. I'm finding mixed information on these two. Some say that swing through is the typical crutch gait we think of, while others say it's 3point. Some sources say that swing through is for amputations, where other sources say swing through is not for amputations but instead for paralysis. When I listened to Mark Klimek's lectures he says that 3 point is for partial weight bearing and that swing through is for non-weight bearing and amputations. However, other sources like Hurst say that 3 point is for non-weight bearing and swing through is for weight bearing. I am confused and cannot find any sources that agree on what NCLEX will use. Do you have any info to help clarify 3point vs swing through?
THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!
Thank you for these videos!!!
You are so welcome!
That is using one crutch for stairs. What about two crutches and stairs?
Is there a list of cards I can pull for these 64 videos?
The Practice and Skills section of our Fundamentals deck starts on card 42. This specific video covers information found on card 72-74
Karv, you can check out our searchable index for Fundamentals here: www.leveluprn.com/pages/fundamentals-of-nursing-study-guide-flashcard-index --Meris
What happened to Cathy??? :(
Cathy is still making videos! We have expanded our team so we can bring you even more content as fast as possible :) Check out her new Nutrition and Psychiatric Mental Health playlists! -Meris
Up good in heavens (unaffected) Bad goes Down to hell (affected) it's just a Memonics relax Lol
so i have one , you go up to the heaven 👍🏻 up-good . bad to the hell 👎 down- bad .
I hate videos that try and explain things that could just be shown instead. How difficult is it to get crutches and show what you’re explaining? So pointless.
It’s a free video. Be happy she’s even explaining it.
@@nancyFLRN Of course u would take the time to say something stupid…
You could go to another channel, you are viewing free resources that people take their time to create you don’t have to be so rude.
@@serenityblue4764 Really? I can do that? OMG, I did not know!! Thank you for taking your time to say this to me, lol. What, you're her cheerleader now? As a matter of fact, I did go to another channel. I went to Registered Nurse RN because she realized that showing how with crutches is a lot better than just explaining it. If I wanted to just read it, I would have stuck with my book, and not looked for a video.
@@daup169 aren’t you a ray of sunshine 🥳