Passed my board today. Thanks guys. You can do it

@rkonga6814

Жыл бұрын

What material did you use

@nenyepatrick1608

Жыл бұрын

Congratulations

@user-sn9jc4om6q

9 ай бұрын

Hey guys the solution to your NGN is here be it RN or PN. I just pass my Nclex RN today with Dr Luther tactics if you are preparing for the nclex be it RN or PN just get to him and you will pas your test 💯%

One of the best break downs of type 2 diabetes I have ever heard, I'm so thankful you are doing this. KEEP IT COMING

HI DR SHARON AND PROFESSOR MARK K. I JUST WANT TO GO BACK HERE AND SAY THANK YOU! I PASSED MY NCLEX-RN EXAM IN 75 questions!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I watched the whole SATA QUESTIONS playlist and it helped me alot!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!

@nubiasaraycuestahurtado8629

Жыл бұрын

Im hoping to say the same sooon. ;) pd: congrats ;)

@klimekreviews

Жыл бұрын

Wow that is awesome! Congratulations

@inesfranka2010

Жыл бұрын

Contact Dr Needham for your Nclex review be it RN PN he help me pass my NCLEX RN on my 4 attempt. he is the solution to nclex problems

Hi Dr.Sharon, I took my nclex on Sep 21,2022 and passed. I cannot do it without your KZread. You have no ideas how much I appreciate your contribution to nurses. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Lucy

@klimekreviews

Жыл бұрын

Congratulations Lucy!

wow, i love Dr Sharon so much! she is one the best instructor on earth wow. thank you for sharing you knowledge with us.

Thank you Dr. Sharon!! I love this channel more importantly I love the review and tutoring classes. Great SATA questions and question breakdown. This was really helpful .

Thanks once again! This is my second video review of yours; you are doing a great job Dr. Sharon.

Wow! Very explained!! Good teacher ❤

thank you i am preparing for my pn nclex on july 22 and love klimek reviews but you have helped me so much with SATA thank you!

Dr. Sharon, the last sata question blew my mind but it make sense. Im glad i came across your youtube. Im taking my nclex in late May or early June. Im going to binge watch all your playlist.

Love the way you explain,thank you for doing this ❤

Last question + explaining 🤯 🫵🏽 🪨 👊🏽 thank you!!!

Your explanation is very helpful and accurate. Thank you for this great video

Thank you so much dr Sharon your videos are really helpful 😊

Simply amazing!! Thank you!!

Nice lecture! Now i can clearly understand about HHS❤😊 thanks doc sharon!

Thank you so much Dr Sharon, you are amazing for explanation.

@inesfranka2010

Жыл бұрын

Contact Dr Needham for your Nclex review be it RN PN he help me pass my NCLEX RN on my 4 attempt. he is the solution to nclex problems

Thank you for your time is something precious , I still don’t master all of English , but I listen you and practice the exercises , I would like to be able to take the exam in a near future with God’s favor my greeting and blessings .

@user-sn9jc4om6q

9 ай бұрын

Hey guys the solution to your NGN is here be it RN or PN. I just pass my Nclex RN today with Dr Luther tactics if you are preparing for the nclex be it RN or PN just get to him and you will pas your test 💯%.

The old door 🚪 & key 🔑 concept is great 😊

This video is simply AMAZING!! I love Mark Klimek but now I’m cheating him with Dr. Sharon!!! Thank you so so much!!! Question number 5 🤯🤯 I love the explanation!

Thank you so much for the detailed analytical /critical thinking process you apply to answer these SATA questions. These are very helpful.

@inesfranka2010

Жыл бұрын

Contact Dr Needham for your Nclex review be it RN PN he help me pass my NCLEX RN on my 4 attempt. he is the solution to nclex problems

I love this. So helpful!!!

Wouldn’t have known about the only the podiatrist. I technically choose it as one of my answers. Thanks for the clarification

Very good instructor 👌👌🙏🏻🙏🙏thanks

@klimekreviews

Жыл бұрын

So nice of you

please make more complex questions like the last one, its going to help all of us. The last question was soooo good and helped me understand better and how to better think critically.

Nice video

Thank you so much for this video, well explained details

@inesfranka2010

Жыл бұрын

Contact Dr Needham for your Nclex review be it RN PN he help me pass my NCLEX RN on my 4 attempt. he is the solution to nclex problems

Thank you 🙏🏾 😊

Thank you so much Dr Sharon for such an amazing lecture. The only confusion I have is with question # 5. I thought the normal urine output is 30mls/hr. Much appreciation if you could clarify. Again thank you 👏🏻

@zurisana8068

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I am confused too

@keyascott2800

Жыл бұрын

I thought that as well

@tiffanyalias

Жыл бұрын

i did too

@nadinetchakounte1376

Жыл бұрын

Am very much confuse with question 5 as well. I thought a urine out put of 50 to 75/hr was high compared to a normal and recommended 30ml. I think it increases their risk for for HHS. Just like the Thiazide Duirectic. Please someone should help with clarity on this. Thanks

@jamesromero731

11 ай бұрын

30ml/hr is oliguria

Thanks doctor

Thank you so much and keep it coming please 🙏

@inesfranka2010

Жыл бұрын

Contact Dr Needham for your Nclex review be it RN PN he help me pass my NCLEX RN on my 4 attempt. he is the solution to nclex problems

@inesfranka2010

Жыл бұрын

Contact Dr Needham for your Nclex review be it RN PN he help me pass my NCLEX RN on my 4 attempt. he is the solution to nclex problems

In Question 5 I thought high BP could cause kidney injury thus poor water reabsorption?

Wow u just made me understand hhs thank you

@inesfranka2010

Жыл бұрын

Contact Dr Needham for your Nclex review be it RN PN he help me pass my NCLEX RN on my 4 attempt. he is the solution to nclex problems

Lpn can't assess? I know Rn has to do the 1st assessment. I'm confused 😕

Thank you.

Please advise. I was taught normal urine output was 30ml/hr. So I chose option e as my answer for risk factors for HHS

@klimekreviews

Жыл бұрын

The lowest end of normal is 30 ml/hr. A better way to think of it is 0.5-1 ml/kg/hr

for question 2. do type 2 diabetics not normally do BG checks at home? I know they're not insulin dependent however can they become dependent if the disease progress??

@klimekreviews

Жыл бұрын

They do not always do BG at home, and if they do, they are not usually AC and HS, but once a day

In Isnt normal urine output 30 mls/hr?

@esthermumba525

Жыл бұрын

I also know that it's 30 MLS per hour

So for the first question I just said answer choice F... if a patient is seizing and unconscious I'd be administering glucose via IV route and not wait for an IM injection to work given that their condition is so life threatening. You'd also want to repeat the glucagon in 15 minutes and not 30, would you not?

I am scheduled for the test end of April.

@klimekreviews

2 ай бұрын

Good luck

Dr Sharon, why can’t a patient with DM2 and COPD exacerbation rest until the COPD exacerbation resolve. Ambulation during the period of exacerbation seems to worsen the COPD. Are we helping at all asking patient to ambulate during COPD exacerbation?

@klimekreviews

10 күн бұрын

I think you don’t understand. They can rest, but in USA, the term bed rest means they are not allowed out of bed

@sandhyadhakal6067

10 күн бұрын

@@klimekreviews gotcha, thank you.

question 4, giving additional packet of sugar to patient is it ok?

@jamesromero731

11 ай бұрын

that's weird right? i thought food allergies and sugar content would be important considerations for Diabetes Mellitus

For question 1. Wouldn’t notifying HCP mean you’re leaving the patient? And “at this time” we don’t want to leave the patient? So I wouldn’t have picked it.

@klimekreviews

2 жыл бұрын

No, notifying the HCP does not mean leaving the patient.

@ChiseledFrame

2 жыл бұрын

@@klimekreviews thank you for your response.

@ChiseledFrame

2 жыл бұрын

@@amaramercy9733 this person prays on anyone who is taking NCLEX! Watch out this is a scam

@ChiseledFrame

2 жыл бұрын

@@amaramercy9733 scam! I’m sending this to the BRN

Thank you

Why are you saying type two diabetes doesn’t have a sliding insulin scale? We check BG for type 2 before meals to access for amount of insulin needed on med surg

@klimekreviews

Жыл бұрын

Yes, because they are sick and are producing stress hormones which are increasing bs. But normally niddm does does not use insulon

Off the subject but I remember getting a question on the NCLEX about what temp should the water tank be set at and I had no idea. Would you know this?

@arieanawilliams5362

2 жыл бұрын

120 degrees!

I thought Type 1 diabetic have insulin and type 2 is mainly oral meds and controlled by diet based on what Mark taught... Is it wrong?

@klimekreviews

Жыл бұрын

You are not wrong

For question 5 I thought normal urine output is 30 ml/hr and if the patient is having 50- 70 ml/ hr, aren’t they putting out more urine and be at risk for dehydration???

@klimekreviews

2 жыл бұрын

Remember 30ml/hr is the LOWest urine output that is still WNL. We wouldn’t be worried until urine output was over 2500 a day or so

Beautiful review

I learned UO was 30-50 mL/hr typically, is there a different range I should memorize?

@klimekreviews

Жыл бұрын

30 ml is the low end of normal.

I am confuseed on the rationale of the last question. F - hyperglycemia - causes dehydration, but B - weight gain of 6 lbs over the past month - which causes insulin resistance - which causes hyperglycemia does NOT cause dehydration? Is it because we are thinking gaining 6 lbs doesn't necessarily = obesity depending on the pt prior BMI?

@klimekreviews

Жыл бұрын

This is questions is ONLY asking what puts a patient at risk for HHNK (HHS)...you are overthinking and considering long term complications which this question is NOT asking about

@juliesmith1350

Жыл бұрын

@@klimekreviews haha thank you again for clarifying. I’ll try to keep that in mind during the test :)

Why would a diabetic patient consume extra sweetners?

@JOEOBURA

Жыл бұрын

Probably due to low sugars.... they take is prn

@akeisha7606

Жыл бұрын

It says artificial

@BoNBon-ij2ve

4 ай бұрын

Because the client has diabetic problems such as low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) so they need some sugar to put the patient back in balance