The GI and respiratory playlist are so amazing! I was really confused in my med surg class, and now I feel like a have a good understanding, thank you :)
Yes, very helpful video. Thank you for also adding in that it's good to reduce stress "if possible." As we all know this is sometimes not always possible to do quickly easily so that needs to be addressed over time. Other lifestyle changes like sleep and diet are essential as discussed. Very well done!
Your videos are so direct and to the point. It really focuses on the subject which is literally perfect. There is so much information out there on the diseases we learn through nursing school. its nice to just get to the point and focus on whats important. So thank you so much for these videos
I can’t thank you enough ❤️❤️❤️❤️ I just want you to know you’re one of those people for my success to my nursing program. I graduated 08/21 . Took my NCLEX exam September 30th pass with my first trying with 77 questions which about 45 days . In those forty five day I sped 6 hours every day to study. I watched many for your videos throughout the school year and during preparation. Thank you so million .
That is amazing! Congratulations on passing and for your incredible dedication! Please shoot us an email at support@leveluprn.com so we can celebrate your achievement!
What makes gastritis and PUDs worse? These are amazing videos. I just started using them along with my flashcards and I understand so much more than I normally pick up in class!! Thank you!!
That is SO wonderful to hear!! Thank you for your incredibly kind comment. Things that can make symptoms of gastritis and PUD worse include spicy foods, fried foods, acidic foods, caffeine, alcohol, and NSAIDs.👍
It was helpful to know the difference between gastric ulcers typically presenting pain 20 minutes after eating and duodenal ulcers usually presenting 2 or 3 hours after eating. If a patient has pain ONLY after eating but not persistently throughout the day or night, could is still be an ulcer, or does that point to it more likely being something else?
I have been suffering from severe chest pain and back pain. It was digonised that I was having H. Pylori Last November 2021. I took the antibiotics for that. Still my chest pain and back pain has not gone. My pain become severe at night and could not wake up properly in the morning. Therefore please suggest me the wayforward.
I've had peptic ulcers related to an H pylori infection a couple of years ago and it definitely wasn't a pleasant experience being nauseated when I ingested certain trigger foods. Fortunately I was able to successfully treat the infection with the standard course of antibiotics and a PPI but I've since been left with chronic reflux which flares up from time to time. I had to undergo a right hemicolectomy almost a year ago because colon polyps were discovered during the colonoscopy that was performed in an effort to diagnose the initial problem that led to my chronic nausea and vomiting in the first place so at least something positive came out of having the infection and having to suffer from all that misery for so long because had I never had the infection to begin with I might never have seen the need to undergo the colonoscopy in the first place.
So I think I have either PUD or gastritis. I have an H Pylori infection. I took antibiotics at least once a year throughout my childhood. I have chronic stress. I have blood in stool. The one symptom I can’t make sense of is a bulge in my epigastric region (center of upper abdomen, right in the middle of my lower rib cage in the soft area). I haven’t come across anyone IRL or URL who can make sense of this bulge. It is sometimes painful usually a few hours after eating, but is only painful if I press on it. Can someone help make sense of this symptom!
Melena doesn't mean bloody stool though it's an indicative that there is blood on the stool. Melena is characterized by BLACK TARRY STOOL. It's black because of hemoglobin and iron.
Mam I am from Karachi Pakistan I thought only we have this stupid disease in our country due to un hyenic but your country is also suffering with this.Ahmad from karachi.
The GI and respiratory playlist are so amazing! I was really confused in my med surg class, and now I feel like a have a good understanding, thank you :)
Love you queen Cathy and level up rn team. Got my medsurg final tomorrow
I love your videos because they get straight to the point! And keep those quizzes coming! Thank you Mrs. Cathy!
Hi Katie! You are very welcome.
You are my hero while in nursing school
Yes, very helpful video. Thank you for also adding in that it's good to reduce stress "if possible." As we all know this is sometimes not always possible to do quickly easily so that needs to be addressed over time. Other lifestyle changes like sleep and diet are essential as discussed. Very well done!
Your videos are so direct and to the point. It really focuses on the subject which is literally perfect. There is so much information out there on the diseases we learn through nursing school. its nice to just get to the point and focus on whats important. So thank you so much for these videos
Thanks for sharing! Our goal is absolutely to focus on the need-to-know because there is A LOT of information out there.
I can’t thank you enough ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I just want you to know you’re one of those people for my success to my nursing program. I graduated 08/21 . Took my NCLEX exam September 30th pass with my first trying with 77 questions which about 45 days . In those forty five day I sped 6 hours every day to study. I watched many for your videos throughout the school year and during preparation. Thank you so million .
That is amazing! Congratulations on passing and for your incredible dedication! Please shoot us an email at support@leveluprn.com so we can celebrate your achievement!
Thanks so much for adding value to my Nursing Science practice.God bless you ❤️
You are so welcome!
Short and straight forward, so insightful. Thank you so very much
This is very helpful to my exam tq mam😊
What makes gastritis and PUDs worse?
These are amazing videos. I just started using them along with my flashcards and I understand so much more than I normally pick up in class!! Thank you!!
That is SO wonderful to hear!! Thank you for your incredibly kind comment.
Things that can make symptoms of gastritis and PUD worse include spicy foods, fried foods, acidic foods, caffeine, alcohol, and NSAIDs.👍
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Ur classes helped a lot.... Thank you😊
It's my pleasure! :)
Great lecture, it keeps me up to become clever. Thank you
You're very welcome! Thank you for watching.
This was extremely helpful, as I've been diagnosed with G-PUD and wasn't sure how to proceed.
Thanku so much for your valuable information
Thank you for the video. Very helpful
You are welcome! Thank you for watching!
Thanks so much for the video. it's really enlightening
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching. ❤️
Thank you so much for this and will surely send this videos to my nursing friends 💙
Thank you!
Thank you, Queen!!! This was perfect.
You're so welcome!
These videos are so good for review!
Glad you like them! Thank you for watching!
Are there any research into surgeries or medications for patients not reacting well with ppi for gastritis? Thanks again.
Thank you! Could you possibly tell us the card numbers so we can follow along with you.
Very helpful
Great!
Thank you so much it was so helpful
You're welcome! Glad it was helpful!
I like your lecture, tnx
Welcome
Information was very good.
Glad it was helpful!
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Plz go through the important topic in MSN
It was helpful to know the difference between gastric ulcers typically presenting pain 20 minutes after eating and duodenal ulcers usually presenting 2 or 3 hours after eating. If a patient has pain ONLY after eating but not persistently throughout the day or night, could is still be an ulcer, or does that point to it more likely being something else?
So helpful! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
You can cure 100%
I really appreciate that this is straight and to the point very good
So happy to help! Please feel free to share a link with your classmates and friends in nursing school. ❤️
I have been suffering from severe chest pain and back pain. It was digonised that I was having H. Pylori Last November 2021. I took the antibiotics for that.
Still my chest pain and back pain has not gone. My pain become severe at night and could not wake up properly in the morning. Therefore please suggest me the wayforward.
Hey buddy same with me too bad chest pain. Feeling as if is my heart . I have this acid reflux
Did you heal?
Horseradish
Thanks, I love your videos so helpful!😍🥰🙏🏽
I'm so glad! Thank you for watching!
Hey nurses I think I got an ulcer from drinking way too much coffee will Pepcid help me heal this
👍👍
😊
I've had peptic ulcers related to an H pylori infection a couple of years ago and it definitely wasn't a pleasant experience being nauseated when I ingested certain trigger foods. Fortunately I was able to successfully treat the infection with the standard course of antibiotics and a PPI but I've since been left with chronic reflux which flares up from time to time.
I had to undergo a right hemicolectomy almost a year ago because colon polyps were discovered during the colonoscopy that was performed in an effort to diagnose the initial problem that led to my chronic nausea and vomiting in the first place so at least something positive came out of having the infection and having to suffer from all that misery for so long because had I never had the infection to begin with I might never have seen the need to undergo the colonoscopy in the first place.
Did you heal from ulcer
I like it.
Dr what is treatment pud deasse
Why is the gastric ulcer more painful with food, yet the duodenum ulcer is more painful WOTHOUT food??? That doesn’t make sense to me.
keep em comin!
Will do!
Is a a Gastric ulcer same as peptic ulcer .
Nsaids are recommended for gastritis? I think that's a mistake 🤓
Ofc not recommended, it's the risk factor.
So I think I have either PUD or gastritis. I have an H Pylori infection. I took antibiotics at least once a year throughout my childhood. I have chronic stress. I have blood in stool.
The one symptom I can’t make sense of is a bulge in my epigastric region (center of upper abdomen, right in the middle of my lower rib cage in the soft area).
I haven’t come across anyone IRL or URL who can make sense of this bulge. It is sometimes painful usually a few hours after eating, but is only painful if I press on it.
Can someone help make sense of this symptom!
Have you shared your symptom with your provider?
❤
Thanks!
Use subtitles for spellings😢
Melena doesn't mean bloody stool though it's an indicative that there is blood on the stool. Melena is characterized by BLACK TARRY STOOL. It's black because of hemoglobin and iron.
Don’t worry you can cure 100%
hemoglobin in the stool means its bloody…
Incorrect. Melina DOES mean bloody stool.
It refers to the black, tarry stool that comes from bleeding that’s UGI. Black stool is a sign of older blood in your stool
Blood in the stool may indicate an intestinal bleed
Mam I am from Karachi Pakistan I thought only we have this stupid disease in our country due to un hyenic but your country is also suffering with this.Ahmad from karachi.