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Verified ownerSuper helpful, quick snapshot of many ER presentations. I have this saved on my phone for quick review! helps me feel more confident.
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Verified ownerIt is simple straight to the point . Many good diagnostics and txt however I expected at least some major heart rhythms to be included, I don’t see why that has to be separate. That’s what tele is about. But overall very useful quick info and solutions
Verified ownerI have purchased the digital interview flashcards to prep for some upcoming interviews. They are amazing! The digital version means I can access them wherever I am which is perfect. There are so many questions covering all areas of nursing, a lot I hadn't even thought of. The example answers are really helpful when considering how to word or describe your own answer. The cards are divided into different sections making it easy to access the area of nursing you are applying for. I literally love all of these nursing resources.... keep them coming :)
Verified ownerI can’t speak if these work for a getting a job yet but just buying the flashcards and looking at what they say, wow!!! There’s so much helpful information and from glancing at all of them, there’s questions I never would have guessed would be asked. So much good info has been put on these. Will add another review after my next interview! Thanks so much Hailey!
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Hello there and thanks for stopping by! My name is Hailey, and I am the founder of RN New Grads! RN New Grads was developed in 2019 when I was a freshly graduated nursing student. I struggled to find a centralized resource that provided information on hospitals that accepted RN new grads or had RN New Grad Programs.
After countless hours of research, I composed a word document of all the RN New Grad Programs in Southern California. I thought, “If I am having this problem, others must be too.” So, I decided to create RN New Grads to help the job search easier for others. Since our inception, RN New Grads has grown into a comprehensive platform for all things nursing.
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For PDF’s You’ve got your choice of:
▪️10 different Cheat Sheets
▪️Digital Nursing Interview Flashcards (I’ve gotten so much feedback about how helpful these are! They are helping people SLAY their interview!!)
▪️Neuro Educational Nursing Skits + Study notes (highly recommended for both video + notes for learning!)
▪️In-Depth Nursing Notes
▪️Nursing Brains
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For more help on DKA check out our “DKA in-depth notes”! Check the link in our linktree or head to Rnnewgrads.com
In diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), the body shifts to using fat for energy due to an absolute or relative lack of insulin. This process generates acidic ketone bodies. These acids overwhelm the body’s buffering system, primarily bicarbonate, leading to metabolic acidosis and a critically low blood pH (acidemia). The bicarbonate system attempts to neutralize the ketones, but the rate of ketone production far exceeds the buffering capacity, causing a dangerous acid-base imbalance.
High blood glucose levels in DKA trigger osmotic diuresis. Excess glucose spills into the urine, pulling large amounts of water along with it due to osmotic gradients. This leads to severe dehydration and significant losses of electrolytes such as sodium, potassium, magnesium, and phosphate. The loss of fluids and electrolytes reduces circulating blood volume.
Potassium plays a unique role in DKA:
• Initially, the acidosis drives potassium out of cells and into the blood, causing transient hyperkalemia.
• However, as potassium is lost through osmotic diuresis, the body’s total potassium stores become depleted, ultimately resulting in hypokalemia. In addition to insulin shifting potassium back into cells.
• The combination of fluid shifts and total body potassium depletion can lead to dangerous arrhythmias if not corrected.
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I’m honestly not sure which side I am on when it comes to sodium bicarb in cardiac arrest especially if you don’t know the cause. If you have an opinion on this topic or have some good information please feel free to comment your thoughts respectfully below! Here’s some info on pro’s & cons below❤️
𝗣𝗿𝗼𝘀
1. Correcting Metabolic Acidosis: Cardiac arrest often leads to severe acidosis, and sodium bicarbonate can help neutralize it, potentially improving cardiac function.
2. Electrolyte Balance: It can counteract hyperkalemia, common in prolonged arrests, helping restore normal cardiac rhythm.
3. Specific Indications: Effective in cases like hyperkalemia, tricyclic antidepressant overdose, or pre-existing metabolic acidosis.
4. Familiarity: It has been historically used in resuscitation, making it a comfortable option for many clinicians.
𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘀
1. Worsening Acidosis: It produces carbon dioxide, which can diffuse into cells and worsen intracellular acidosis.
2. Adverse Effects: Risks include sodium overload, hypernatremia, and paradoxical acidosis, which may harm the heart and brain.
3. Lack of Evidence: Studies haven’t shown improved survival or neurological outcomes with its use.
4. Distraction: Administering it might divert focus from more critical interventions like high-quality CPR and defibrillation.
𝗦𝘂𝗽𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘀’ 𝗩𝗶𝗲𝘄
Proponents argue it’s essential in specific cases, like hyperkalemia or drug overdose, and may improve vascular responsiveness to vasopressors. They suggest it can be beneficial when guided by blood gas analysis, supporting a personalized treatment approach.
𝗢𝗽𝗽𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀’ 𝗩𝗶𝗲𝘄
Critics highlight the lack of evidence for routine use and emphasize that high-quality CPR, early defibrillation, and airway management are far more critical. They caution against overuse, which could cause harm without clear benefits.
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