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In every negative or positive situation I face, I always say 2 words, “too much” with a smile.😀😘

06/07/2025

Happy Sabbath! May the good Lord bless each and everyone of you.

🩺📣 Are you preparing for your NCLEX exam? Well, here's a quick lesson about hyperkalemia. Make sure you save this video so you can always come back to it. 💡In Hyperkalemia, remember the pneumonic: C-BIG-K-Die C - Calcium Gluconate B - Bicarbonate I - Insulin G - Glucose K - Kayexelate D - Dialysis #Hyperkalemia #mnemonics #MedicalMinds #NGNLesson #NextGenerationNCLEX #NextGenNCLEX #NCLEX #NGN #drnursepaul #AspireRN 08/10/2023

🩺📣 Are you preparing for your NCLEX exam? Well, here's a quick lesson about hyperkalemia. Make sure you save this video so you can always come back to it. 💡In Hyperkalemia, remember the pneumonic: C-BIG-K-Die C - Calcium Gluconate B - Bicarbonate I - Insulin G - Glucose K - Kayexelate D - Dialysis #Hyperkalemia #mnemonics #MedicalMinds #NGNLesson #NextGenerationNCLEX #NextGenNCLEX #NCLEX #NGN #drnursepaul #AspireRN

–Electrolyte Imbalances & EKGs– 🍌🫀POTASSIUM & THE HEART 🫀🥔 -Hypokalemia (Potassium < 3.5 mEq/L) - Low potassium levels can lead to a flattened or inverted T-wave -Hyperkalemia (Potassium > 5.0 mEq/L) - Elevated potassium levels can lead to tall, peaked T-waves 🥛🫀CALCIUM & THE HEART 🫀🧀 -Hypocalcemia (Calcium < 9.0 mg/dL) - Low calcium levels in the body can cause a drawn out or “prolonged” QT interval -Hypercalcemia (Calcium > 11.0 mg/dL)- Elevated calcium levels in the body can cause a very quick or shortened ST segment Access the FREE Electrolyte Imbalance Study Guide instantly & learn about electrolytes, their elevated values, low values, and all the changes they can create in the body! #nursingnotes #nursenotes #nursing #nursingstudent #nursingschool #nurseshelpingnurses #electrolytes #potassiumimbalance #calcium #pharmacology #medsurg #fundamentalsofnursing #nurses #RN #BSN #nurseinthemaking 08/05/2023

–Electrolyte Imbalances & EKGs– 🍌🫀POTASSIUM & THE HEART 🫀🥔 -Hypokalemia (Potassium < 3.5 mEq/L) - Low potassium levels can lead to a flattened or inverted T-wave -Hyperkalemia (Potassium > 5.0 mEq/L) - Elevated potassium levels can lead to tall, peaked T-waves 🥛🫀CALCIUM & THE HEART 🫀🧀 -Hypocalcemia (Calcium < 9.0 mg/dL) - Low calcium levels in the body can cause a drawn out or “prolonged” QT interval -Hypercalcemia (Calcium > 11.0 mg/dL)- Elevated calcium levels in the body can cause a very quick or shortened ST segment Access the FREE Electrolyte Imbalance Study Guide instantly & learn about electrolytes, their elevated values, low values, and all the changes they can create in the body! #nursingnotes #nursenotes #nursing #nursingstudent #nursingschool #nurseshelpingnurses #electrolytes #potassiumimbalance #calcium #pharmacology #medsurg #fundamentalsofnursing #nurses #RN #BSN #nurseinthemaking

08/01/2023

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