The colors for limb electrodes placement is wrong

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Baby ICU nurse. This lesson is very helpful

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I am a dialysis nurse it was easy for me to understand this

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Atrial fibrillation is regularly irregular or Constantly irregular.

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I am an experienced RN but new to specialty in CVICU. It has been over 7 years since I initially learned about the anatomy and physiology of the heart. This video has provided the visual aids and simplification that I desperately needed, and it has finally stuck for me. Thank you for making this make sense!

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1994 Temporal lobectomy, 2013 hack of lumber slips off metal cart, cart projects in the air and hitting me in the head where the temporal lobectomy was performed. Now, suffer with Dycristic seizures post-traumatic brain injury. Vns is in place now. 5 Brain surgeries all together.

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‏What's the difference between k & alfa?

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Can this happen due to an assault ? Also I have a question that I couldn’t find an answer for: If a person jump of like 9 meter building height, is it inevitable not to hurt their spine ?? And is it possible that a person can be alive after a jump of this height ? Cos my son is with a TBI l, and only he has a skull fracture (base if he skull) from the front and back and in the axillary bones and both wrists (distal ulna and radius) and everything else is healthy (spine - knee - foot- lungs - heart - cervical) everything below the C1 is healthy except the skull and wrist And the doctors still don’t know the MOI (mechanism of injury) as I am his mother who found him on the floor setting after coming home and he was bleeding from nose with a raccoon eyes but still somehow conscious. And no one knows what happened and doctors is saying that’s maybe an assault or su****de from jumping as our house is more than 7 meters height and I told the doctors that it is impossible that he jumped as if he did, he would’ve broke his spine. So anyone confuse that ?? He had “internal bleeding” that they had to do craniotomy to reduce the bleeding. So his case was sever and was expected to die but he is awake thank god.

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ur BBB explanation doesnt make much sense

Imagine going through med school so u can steal some propofol for a crazy suicide

How do I obtain this for personal use

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Do you titrate up or down to get a lower blood pressure?

What about 4 th degree heart block

Thank you! Very easy to understand. Does diabetes contribute to DSF? I’m 47 with A1C of 7 and was diagnosed a couple weeks ago.

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Hi! One question I can't find the answer to: why is venous oxygen saturation very low when you take a venous blood gas from a peripheral katheter in the arm (like 30%) and why is the central or mixed venous oxygen saturation higher (like 75%)? Is it because addition of blood from the vena porta? Thank you!

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Such an excellent detailed video. Gives a great understanding of the cranial nerves. A must watch. So glad that I landed on this page. Thank you for bringing such clarity to the topic. Hats off to the effort that has gone into the creation of the video.

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How does the body sodium not change if it can be excreted in urine?

Hi and thanks for your videos! I have a question: Are the 5% and 10% dextrose harmful for diabetes patients?

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Favorite part of the video is how u included not only the physiology and signs but also lab values !! Thank u!

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