GTPAL Explained the CORRECT WAY for nurses.

[@the0p0wer]

Thanks. Our teacher taught us the GP-TPAL method. Thanks for explaining the "TPAL" part so thoroughly! Once I got that mastered...The "GP" part fit perfectly! Thanks again!

[@barbarabarnes7278]

This information was well presented, accurate, easy to understand once you went through it thoroughly.
Thank you1

[@elizabethherbst7741]

Very helpful!!! Thanks for not rushing through the video. It was easy to grasp. Looking forward to new videos.

[@caffieneaddict8716]

This information is AMAZING! Had it not been for this PPT and some other videos, I would have made some severe mistakes :(

[@barbarafagundes1019]

Great explanations and practices my friend!! Thank u so much!

[@RNKid]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@smitathapa7684]

Thanks it helped me in my exams a lot!

[@RNKid]

Great!

[@madigasnoviep.9646]

Thank you so much your video help me a lot❤️

[@AN-ld9dm]

Thank you so much!

[@RNKid]

You're welcome!

[@cookymaknae6104]

7:27 How, is the preterm 0? She is currently pregnant at 37 weeks. 37weeks should be count as 1 in preterm

[@logictd567]

This helped. Thanks!

[@cecetayim3051]

Hi @RN kid
I've seen questions that talks about "Parity status"
It's now "GPTPAL" any updates about that additional P?

[@RNKid]

I've seen some places using GTPAL more often, its uncommon in my part of the world but its growing in popularity. I dont have much experience with it myself. The P could have different meanings from what I understand, depends what method you are using so its hard to comment.

[@dianejacobd6602]

If T stands for term and twins are one pregnant, what is done when one baby dies and ind lives? Is it not gravid is pregnany, but each individual baby is a para? I think you are wrong.

[@world_plus_you]

Each baby is not a para. A Para is an emptying of the uterus. A delivery. Period.