Thanks Dr. God blessed u with even more strenth

Thanks Dr.Sharon❤

I love the way you lecturer. Pls do lecturer on transmission diseases PPE

Am glad to see u!!

Welcome back Dr. Sharon!

I love to see you Dr.Sharon.

So glad found u. Thank u 🙏🏾

Thank you so much! Please do fluid electrolyte and pharmacology.

How can you touch the sterile drape without putting on the sterile gloves first which to me would be preparing the sterile field before draping them with the sterile drape?

That order doesn’t add up how can you drape a sterile drape over the pt and then open sterile packages?

Your videos are all informative. Thank you. I love to watch and learn more of your videos, Dr. Sharon.😊

Thank you Dr Sharon. You're a blessing

Thank you thank you thank you!!!!! Can't wait until next weekend's Online Review! I'll be there!

Thank you!

Hi thanks for these videos! I have a question - we no longer teach inflating the foley balloon ahead of insertion. Maybe this is still standard practice though?

Dr. Sharron can you please make maternity videos and newborns testing strategies on SATA, priority/ first also on my first attempt on nclex i got questions about teaching first and it was like patients that chronic dieases such as copd and diabetes type 1 with a diabetic ulcer and the other two were newly diagnose patients such as newly dx with cancer and wanting pallative care and another newly dx with colits and i dont know what. I crossed off chronic pts because i was like well they are chronic meaning they should already have had teaching ? but i missed those questions if you can make teaching questions to please

I have a question for 28:10. Why cannot I pick the option of preparing the sterile field and supplies before draping pt with sterile square? doesn't the sterile supplies contain the sterile squares? In practical scenario, we do that so shouldn't preparing sterile field come before draping the pt with sterile square?

This video really your making a change in people lives thank you.. I passed

Thank you

On the last question, i was stuck between (2) & (4). I went with 4. (2) yes is abnormal since 8hrs to NOT void is too long but opioid morphine slows done Gi tract so i thought that was expected. (4) I went with b/c i thought this "non-infectious" situation became INfectious since "burning sensation" which is a new change of condition? I didnt think or consider that "noninfectious urethritis" as inflammation

Thanks Sharon,it is very helpful 🎉

Good evening Dr. Please how do I go about to buy the Mark clement on demand course program.

Dr. I have written the NCLEX multiple times, I want you to guard me, I do I go about it, am a foreign nurse.

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We will all learn bladder retraining when we get inpatient jobs 😂