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If she explained this at 1,000 miles per hour, it would still be understood without the need for her to repeat herself. That's how good she is!!

I passed the NCLEX on my first try and your channel had so much to do with that. Thank you so so much! I love your channel and will continue to watch for future references.

Thank you for this!! My son is getting his PDA measured and possibly closed tomorrow. This is the best explination of what is going on that I have gotten yet!

I'm a final year Medical Student and really loved the way u gave a basic outline of the topic ... Really appreciated 👍

This concept was on my syllabus and, knowing it was coming up, I searched it on your channel a few weeks ago and didn't find a video...now that we're actually talking about it I searched again and VOILA!! there it is ...thanks :]

What an amazing video . Took the quiz and got 100 %. You taught the subject beautifully.

I had PDA surgery as a premature baby, as a adult woman I have gotten use to my scar on my back and I live a healthy an active lifestyle, thanks for this video

tHANK YOU SOO MUCH !! YOURE TEACHING IS WONDERFUL AND EXPLANATIONS IS TOTALLY GREAT! I HAVE NCLEX IN A MONTH AND THESE VIDEOS REALLY HELP A LOT !!

Thank you so much. Your videos have helped me get thru nursing school and i honestly do not know how to thank you enough for all you do. I am graduating in less than 22 days!!! Thank you again!

What I just found is such a blessing. Your vidoes makes me understand concepts better and easier than reading my book or doing online module reviews. Thank you! You make me love medsurgs and Nursing again. I just love how you explain the pathophysiology for every disease with your creative drawings with arts.

I was born with this so I just wanted to learn more about it

The explanation is tremendous 👌👌 I was finding it difficult to understand,but after watching this I now understand PDA very well

I have a mental breakdown before my exam and Sarah is the only thing keeping me alive at the moment

Thank you so much nurse Sarah for this video. You have no idea helping me a lot I am a foreign RN and I am preparing for NCLEX here.

I’m reviewing heart defects right now!!! Perfect timing thank you!!!

thank you for doing this lecture nurse sara coz it really help to understand the disease process.

You make every topic easier. Thank you so much 🙌

Things are so easy and simple bcoz of this channel ..!

Thanx for all ur videos! I made it!! Your videos help alot!

Thank you so much.. Very impressive your all videos so many to learning..❤❤

thank you, we had this in class today. Well Explained!

Have the subject in the upcoming exam. Thank you for your videos.

Plz do a series on Oncology Nursing

I’m always looking forward to new lectures. Will definitely watch this one as soon as I settle down. Can you also do a lecture on Rheumatic heart disease.

Thank you very much...you help my studies a lot.....thank you soooooooooooooooooooooooo much..

Thank u Sarah....Godbless u😇😇

I just want to hug you! ughhhhh you're awesome

plz add more pediatric disease conditions.

what causes the reverse in blood flow? why doesn't it result in a decrease in blood flow to the lungs since the original flow is to skip the lungs?

can you pls make videos on PPHN and all the respiratory distress in newborn? love your videos!!

Tq so much Mam Your explanation is awesome

thank you so much for the notes and the quizes they really help alot the content is really well ellaborated and in an understandable way

Thanks for sharing

You are a blessing 🥰

yea great lecture dear keep it up

Well done

Amazing explaination. You guys are the best.

Thanks very much ma

Well explained

You are amazing ❤️thank you for explanation

What about using Tylenol to treat PDAs? I’ve been to hospitals that only use Tylenol for PDAs. To me it’s 50/50. Sometimes it work sometimes it doesn’t.

Excellent ❤

Excellent

beautifully explained 👍🏽

Thank you so much ❤

As always…Amazing 👍🏻

My son is 6 and his PCP heard a heart murmur and sent us to the cardiologist to get checked. Turns out he has a small PDA, but my question is, is it possible for this to open larger over time as he grows? She recommended coming back in 2 yrs to have it checked. Why did they not catch this at birth? also he was diagnosed with cough variant asthma this past winter. Do you think the cough variant asthma could be a symptom of the PDA? She said no treatment was required bc it was so small but that doesnt ease me. If my son is leaking blood to his lungs, that scares me.

You are the best 💚

Thank you so much 💜💜

Maam is beautiful❤,are you married maam?there is always patent for you in my heart😅

Can u explain coronary circulation

Helpful

i had this as a baby

Thank you so much.

Thanks sweeti

After closure..do pda come back again?

I got my operation when i was 11 yrs old by putting a device on my ductus arteriosus and I'm 16 yrs old right now. Is there a possibility that this device will be removed?

thank u 😭😭😭

Tq

You Rock!

I was born like this and I always cough right through to 5 months old before the attack. I was premature and my mother is rubella. I am born deaf and heart

My baby died from this at 16 days, trying to understand if it’s something I did or if I could ever avoid this happening in future.

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You are my crush :)

Thank you for explaining in this much detail, my 8 month old have a heart murmur that requires a procedure I’m really scared n nervous for her to have a metal device put in her for the rest of her life n the risk n complications the doctor who suppose to do the surgery do not make me feel comfortable explain a little but it’s like a rush? Idk what to do I went to the surgery n didn’t pursue with it n left but she needs the surgery🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🫶🏾