DVT - Nursing Risk Factors, Symptoms, Complications, Diagnostics, Treatment
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2020
- Easy & simple review on nursing DVTs. The video contains information on what DVT is and why it occurs, the risk factors, the symptoms, complications and treatment including medications and their side effects.
P.S. Another DVT sign and symptom can be Shiny, Taut, Hairless on the leg.
Disclaimer: It is still your responsibility to verify all information and listen to your instructor first. This content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Very informative, I had an umbilical hernia surgery 3 weeks back, 24 hours after the surgery I developed a DVT. All is well now because I am on medication.
This is the first video I watch from you, I start to love it. Thanks!
Amazing explanation. As if i am reviewing. Having signs and symptoms now of dvt thank u
For enlightenment
THIS IS SO GOOD, you refreshed my memory of everything I learned a year ago. This is so spot on. Thank you!
This is so clear and points out all the important information, thank you!!!!!
Excellent educational input ! Thanks - succinct & very helpful
Thank you! I needed a review of this before caring for my Ihuman patient
Very informative thank you very much I am currently diagnosed with DVT and this knowledge has made me come at ease
You are saving my life! Love love love all your videos!!!
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Your videos are so good!!!! Thank you
Thanks for sharing
Mine was in my shoulder. I woke up with my arm all swollen. That was the only symptom. If I listened to this, I would have ignored the condition. I was lucky that I had a neighbour living opposite me who immediately took me to the doctor. Had it not been for her, I'd have just ignored it. One year later I had a pulmonary embolism & pneumonia. So, they should clearly state that it can happen in other parts of the body.
This was obviously for leg DVT
Hope you are clear & healthy now .. glad you escaped
Yes - often in other areas Clots can be missed . Your swelling saved you!!
I was recently diagnosed with DVT of the right leg,am under medication,that information is so useful,thank you
So informative, thankyou,your a star ⭐🌟
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Thank you...I take note though your mention of Vitamin k and the effects it has on patients using Warfarin. I was on this anticoagulant for years and was very strictly advised not to ingest certain things. Like I could not have green leafy vegetables, cabbage, kale, 🥦 and spinach amongst lots of other things that all greatly impacted the use of warfarin, so I avoided altogether and derived green foods via salad veg instead. Now IS not a problem as I don't take warfarin any more, but a different blood thinner instead ( as on these for life). So I'm wondering why you mentioned the things I was told to avoid, because of vitamin k, as being able to be taken whilst on warfarin! I'm much happier now this drug was removed, because after years of usage and I.N.R's ( it started playing up, not giving correct readings and responses, leaving me in a precarious life threatening situation
So thank heavens there are other treatments, and thank you for this video.
Hi! Nursing student here! Correct me if I'm wrong, but with warfarin, you do not want to consume vitamin K because that will counteract the drug because it is a vitamin K antagonist. I don't know if that nursing intervention has changed throughout the years, but they really stressed that in our course lectures!
Hi Cassielolx, you can still consume small amounts of foods with vitamin K. The goal is stay consistent with the intake of vitamin K foods. Here is a reliable source In case you want to read more on this: www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/thrombophlebitis/expert-answers/warfarin/faq-20058443
Do your research.
New subscriber here. Thank you!!! Please make more videos.
This is excellent information! I noticed Eliquis nor Xarelto were mentioned. Is there a reason for this? They do not end in Rin, Ban, Bin either
Xarelto is actually Rivaroxaban and Eliquis is Apixaban
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How long dose it takes to get cured completely
What about Apixaban tablet for treatment DVT ?
Btw, Hoffman sign, not Homan. Great presentation!
Hi E, Hoffman sign is a neurological test for spinal cord dysfunction. Not indicated for DVT. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK545156/
Why is there no info on pain relief as this is constant day and night week after week paracetamol does not reduce pIn my leg throbs all the time
Is there a cure for DVT , are pain relief?
i have thrombosis..my medicine first injection..finished the inject have maintenance
after now sometimes my leeg small sometimes big..its ok im work stand up im work partime house...i have thrombosis its ok im work standing
my maintenance pradaxa..my result second test d.dimer 425.
please reply and give adviced ..for what need safe about me