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I feel like this video is from ancient times of simple nursing! So cool to see how you started and how far your page has come.

@SimpleNursing

3 жыл бұрын

hehe thank you so much! Like watching the first mickey mouse ;)

@windywei2568

10 ай бұрын

the same feeling here😁

you're lectures are 100% better than what we get in class

@canan4433

3 жыл бұрын

Lovely video content! Sorry for butting in, I would appreciate your thoughts. Have you heard about - Reyameron Linkify Blitzkrieg (do a search on google)? It is an awesome one of a kind product for learning how to avoid dialysis and boost your kidney health minus the hard work. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my best friend Jordan got great results with it.

Years of nursing school and everything you teach sticks better and makes sense than all the money I spent at a top rate university. Thank you for the creative adds to your lectures and I will be taking boards in a month or so, keep up the great lectures and thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and teaching/learning method.

I never comment on forums/ or youtube but I feel that a big thank you is in order to Mr. Linares, your youtube videos have helped me refresh my studies and aquire a better understanding. I graduated in 2009 with BSN in nursing, failed my nclex twice, went into social work for a few years but my passion for nursing has not stopped. Keep the videos coming...hoping to take nclex again before end of year. Thank you again!

@virginia3723

3 жыл бұрын

Did u retake?

I am on my first week of training in hemodialysis center and I am using your lecture videos to study.It helps a lot and I can understand more with your videos than with my lecturers here..:)

Hey Michael I gotta say that you have everything aligned with renal failure and the nephrology field. I am a hemodialysis patient and on the list for a third kidney transplant. I have been on hemodialysis for 10 1/2 years and I have been diagnose with chronic renal failure at 10 days old. I have been battling for 28 years now and still counting.

@toliakins

8 жыл бұрын

+Matthew Myers wow bless your heart

good lecture Michael,keep it up..thank you very much..your lectures refresh my memory..

I'm watching this now,10 years after,yet Mike ages like fine wine.😅

Hooray!!!! you are so brilliant at this!!! what a life saver!!! I am clicking my heels like dorothy... telling myself... "There's no place like Nursing school, There's no place like Nursing school, There's no place like nursing school! Yes i am so lame!!! lol!!!

You are so great with explaining things in such a simple concise way. Thank YOU!!!

@SimpleNursing

2 жыл бұрын

You are so very welcome! You are too kind :) Please do not forget to take the free quiz & see our new videos NOT RELEASED yet :) at simplenursing.com/nursing-school/

Great information and breakdown!

Wow, this is so helpful.

Great video. Just a note, everyone was a new nurse once so rolling your eyes at them for asking questions is a little nasty. I would hope that a new nurse would feel comfortable asking me for help without fear of ridicule. i remember what being new felt like.

Thanks for the videos. You are the great!!!

Great informative video!

Love your videos! they always help me to pass my exams ;)

Awesome video Great points Thank you for everything

Thanks for the videos

Thank you so much for this. 😭❤

@SimpleNursing

4 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome!! Have you taken advantage of your free access to our entire video library, not on youtube simplenursing.com/free-trial/

you are a great help for me mate! gracias!!!!

very helpful!

Also, some Dialysis patients like my mom, HAVE to take a med for her BP to sustain! So then of course you DO GIVE some MEDS! I do like tho that you mention things about the blood pressure as YES most do wash out in Dialysis HOWEVER DO NOT ASSUME ALL MEDS ARE ALWAYS ON HOLD NOT even for a procedure when a patient is on a N.P.O ask the DR more then once or their Caregivers about life saving meds especially one of which is a transplant patient since they have differnt rules to follow :))

thank youuuu biggg time that helped me a lot. 🌹

I would not call it a "refrigerator" as the machines are usually set to 36-37 degrees celsius. Also, units of blood are rarely given unless Hgb is less than 7, as this decreases their chances of getting a kidney transplant in future.

Question!! If you have a patient who starts to present with altered mental status, would you just expect that since all of the toxins are building up in the system or would you be worried??

Hello... What is the nursing management for hemodialysis patients with increased IOP, Or post Eye operation?

I have never been given blood at my DaVita clinic, and I do not hold my morning meds, either. I do take epogen and other meds administered through my lines. I take meds for PTH orally during treatment.

Thanku! U r super awesome : )

Thanks so much 😘

@SimpleNursing

4 жыл бұрын

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BP meds also sometimes make it much harder to remove fluid because the BP drops prematurely before you can remove excess fluid. This is a common problem we had in our acute unit.

@kmcl11

8 жыл бұрын

+Jsrry Kelly Yup, I'm an LPN and on dialysis days we hold the meds. Very important.

hi there do you have any lupus videos ?

You made me laugh about hotel California i will never forget that. You are the best. Thanks.

Useful video

@SimpleNursing

4 жыл бұрын

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Sur. Kub: Rk is 8.30 and Lk is 5. 95 with normal position. Sur renal disease. Random blood glucose 6.10 and corresponding unine sugar nil. Creatinine 3. 40 and Bilirubine (Total) 0.70. Pet : age 35 years. Plz suggetions.

@AbdulHalim-qq1ik

Жыл бұрын

from Bangladesh

looooolsing@ big refrigerator of a hemodiaylsis machine

Hi, I am a patient in ESRF, not yet on Dialysis, and educating myself on what to expect in the next chapter of my life. I have high BP, but it is not what caused my renal failure...I have an autoimmune problem, witch you did not list as a possible cause of CKD. I have IgA Nephropathy. There was nothing I could have done medically or by life style, to changes the outcome of my present stage 4D. My own bodies immune system is what caused the irreversible damage to both of my kidneys, and you should add this to your list of what can be causes of CKD/ ESRF. I would also use caution and/or be more aware of the language used( ie :fried, toasted,shot etc..) as to be more sensitive to the patient out there that may be (like myself) looking for answers and trying to understand what is happening with our bodies. Thank you for the information, it was very helpful.

@MH-pe4ph

7 жыл бұрын

Hey, I am sorry to know that and I pray you get well.

@matthewpetersen1238

7 жыл бұрын

my friend much watch your diet it could keep you out of dialysus longer

@mybestlifepossible2576

5 жыл бұрын

Sorry of your condition. You have walked into an area of You Tube, that is not meant for patients. We do have expressions that we use and though , you may not like it, this area is for those in the medical profession, so I feel it is "you " that has the issue not us. No racists , sexists or discriminatory remarks were made. Sometimes , instructors use simplified expressions to get a point across, or to say something. This is why there are boundaries between patients and medical professionals. You crossed what in real time would be a boundary for you, and you could not enter this space. No, doubt if professionals are going to tip toe around you. This is not your area to control.

Your hotel California reference!! Lol

lol 3:55 today i learned a new way to explain acute renal failure

@SimpleNursing

4 жыл бұрын

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Hi! My kidneys are not functioning well it slowly working. I am high BP Patient too.i have a problem of bone paining and low hemoglobin Kindly give the information about what diet I have to follow. I have to overcome from this disease. Kindly help me.

@summertime2786

6 жыл бұрын

ankita limbani hi dear, first find out from your doc what you are lacking in and what you should restrict. Usually pt with acute kidney/ chronic kidney injury will be on a low potassium diet ( keep low diet of nuts, banana, orange, kiwi , cantaloupe, broccoli , spinach , etc) usually u will need a high calcium diet due to the low calcium which is causing the bone pain . U can up your calcium but without vitamin d u won't be able to absorb calcium so best thing to do is find out your vitamin d levels and increase supplemental /nutritional intake of VIT d

@mybestlifepossible2576

5 жыл бұрын

Please patients don't come on KZread seeking medical advice. Each of you are unique and special , and your doctor and others on the medical team know your individual needs. In addition nurses are not allowed to practice medicine legally without a MD license. If you don't understand your treatments or have any concerns about anything, please speak up, so you can be better informed.

Please help the sir bachleors in dailysis and bachleors in nursing will be same

Hi Michael. I need help. Could you give me the formula for this? Mr. Jones has a dry weight of 72 kg. He weighed 73 kg after last treatment. Today he weighs 75.5 kg. Assume prime and rinse back = 500 ml total. What is Mr. Jones’ fluid removal goal for today?

@franklinmagsalin3906

9 жыл бұрын

3.5kg (convert kg to ml) 3500ml + 500ml = 4000ml is the goal of Mr. Jones.

@rozschndr9014

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot!!! You're the best.

@franklinmagsalin3906

9 жыл бұрын

Your welcome! @rosario

@safim4860

7 жыл бұрын

Rosario Schneider

Please help me in pharmacological management of inpatient for pylonephritis

@SimpleNursing

4 жыл бұрын

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I work in dialysis as a tech but we don't give blood suppliments (or blood transfusion) with dialysis however we do give epogen or aranesp to maintain iron and H/H. so I don't understand when he says dialysis is normally given with blood transfusion. we only do blood transfusion when our patents are at a >7h/h.

@TheSylish

8 жыл бұрын

My understanding of what he said is *if* they are trending critically low H & H they will normally give 2 units of blood. Could be wrong, just my understanding. It is also what I learned on my dialysis rotation.

@2013Queen

5 жыл бұрын

It depends on the MD and they do give blood during dialysis

Good info, except now blood transfusion is no longer prescribed (lowers chance of qualifying or straight out disqualies dialysis patients for kidney transplant).

@SimpleNursing

3 жыл бұрын

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Very nice 👍 can you tell me what is the salary of dialysis nurse

@SimpleNursing

3 жыл бұрын

Approximately $70,811

You say ESRD pt shouldn't be make urine ?? My husband still pees like a horse with diagnose of ESRD . He just started dialysis too . Still pee . BP is elevated during dialysis and after . Why is it that he still makes loads of urine with ESRD?? Can someone please reply back ??? I've ask his doc before and he just said well it's good that he can still pee ?? But how ?? Why ?? Doesn't he have ESRD which Would make it possible to make urine ??

Hugefan!

@SimpleNursing

4 жыл бұрын

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At around 4 minutes and 30 seconds you say something about making sure the patient doesn't take iron but I would think they should because they generally have kidney-failure related anemia?

@valeriepuig775

5 жыл бұрын

Woops, seems like you kind of answer that question around 6 minutes and 30 seconds...

mike I love all your videos but this quality is so hard to listen to with all the noise! would you consider making this video along with the others you did a long time ago into your new style? thanks for all you do either way!

@SimpleNursing

3 жыл бұрын

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are these the 800 plus videos not on youtube?

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Жыл бұрын

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I am sorry I hate fluid pills. LMAO

HAHAHAHA FLUID RESTRICTION my you know what! I have to run around behind my own at every single hospital visit/stay & write down & report to the nurse her intake. do like the video so far! Also you do NOT hold ALL meds the reason I say this they could be on anti-rejection meds my mom takes them for her NEW to her Liver & I tell ALL Drs & NURSES even if it is her last breath of air & if it is time for her meds you find a way to shove the meds in her PERIOD! Transplant teams would agree(Cont'd)