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Diuretics are medications that promote diuresis, aka urination, to remove extra fluid from the body. Important to Monitor:
➡️ Strict I&O – Assess fluid loss
➡️ Daily weights – Compare for changes
➡️ Blood pressure – Loss of fluid = ↓ BP
➡️ Electrolytes – Watch for imbalances ⭐️Types of Diuretics: 
1️⃣ Loop Diuretics: Potent, work on the loop of Henle
→ Lose Na, K, Ca, Mg, Cl
→ Examples: FurosemIDE, TorsemIDE
→ Monitor potassium! 2️⃣ Thiazides: Less potent, commonly used for primary HTN
→ Promotes excretion of sodium and water = ↓ BP
→ Examples: ChlorothiaZIDE, HydrochlorothiaZIDE
→ Monitor electrolytes (can lead to HYPERcalcemia) 3️⃣ Potassium Sparing Diuretics: SPARE potassium
→ Monitor for HYPERkalemia
→ Example: Spironolactone
→ Avoid K-rich foods & salt substitutes (contain potassium chloride) 4️⃣ Osmotic Diuretics: Pull fluid from tissues to bloodstream
→ Commonly used in cerebral edema
→ Example: Mannitol
→ Monitor for fluid overload (crackles, JVD, edema) Which measurement is the most accurate indicator of fluid loss in a patient on diuretics? Comment your answer below! #nursingstudent #nursingschool #nursingeducation #pharmacology #nclex

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A ventilator is a machine that takes over the functions of breathing for patients who cannot breathe on their own. The ventilator is connected to a tube inserted into the patient’s trachea to manually ventilate for them. → Ventilator: Uses positive pressure to PUSH air into the lungs
→ Normal Breathing: Uses negative pressure to PULL (inhale) air into the lungs ⭐️ Ventilator Settings Basics: 1️⃣ Tidal Volume:
→ Volume of air delivered with each breath 2️⃣ FiO2 (Fraction of Inspired Oxygen):
→Oxygen concentration of air being delivered 3️⃣ PEEP (Positive End Expiratory Pressure):
→ Pressure maintained at the end of each exhalation
→ Prevents alveoli from collapsing and improves oxygenation 4️⃣ Rate:
→Number of breaths delivered per minute. POP QUIZ: What is the most important value to monitor in a ventilated patient? Comment your answer below! #nursingstudent #nursingschool #nursingeducation #ventilator #nclex

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Heart failure is dysfunction of the heart which affects its ability to fill or pump blood effectively. As a nursing student, you will most DEFINITELY need to know the difference between right and left sided heart failure for your exams! 🧠 Quick anatomy review! Blood enters the heart on the RIGHT side, passes through the lungs to enter the LEFT side, and is then pumped out to the rest of the body. 🔴Left-Sided Heart Failure:
LEFT side can’t pump effectively out to the body, causing blood to back up into the LUNGS.
🫁Think left = LUNGS ⭐️Symptoms:
→ Dyspnea & SOB
→ Crackles
→ Fatigue
→ Pink, frothy sputum 🔵 Right-Sided Heart Failure:
RIGHT side can’t pump received blood to the lungs, causing blood to back up into the BODY.
 🧍‍♀️Think right = REST of BODY ⭐️Symptoms:
→ Peripheral edema
→ Ascites
→ Jugular vein distention (JVD)
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Here’s a very basic overview of what electrolytes are and how they work! ⭐️ Key things to remember →Electrolytes are minerals that help maintain homeostasis in the body →Each electrolyte manages different functions →Electrolytes shift in and out of cells in response to various processes in the body →Levels are increased through CONSUMPTION (eating, drinking, supplementation) →Levels are decreased through EXCRETION (urine, stool, sweat, etc.) Which electrolyte imbalance poses the greatest immediate risk to cardiac function? Comment your answer below! #nursingschool #nursingstudent #nursingeducation #nursing #nclexreview

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BLS stands for Basic Life Support, and as a nurse, the BLS CPR guidelines are crucial to understand! ➡️ Step 1: Scene Safety
Before anything else, ensure the scene is safe to enter. Look out for hazards like electrical wires, fire, traffic, etc. ➡️ Step 2: Responsiveness
Tap and shout to check if the person is responsive. Call out loudly, “Hey, hey, are you okay?” while tapping their shoulder. Look for any movement, groaning, or eye movement. ➡️ Step 3: Emergency Services
If there’s no response or abnormal responses, call 911 or delegate someone to do so. Ask someone to get an AED if available. ➡️ Step 4: Assess Breathing + Pulse
Check the carotid pulse on the side of the neck while looking for chest rise or abnormal gasping. Assess for no longer than 10 seconds! 🩺 If no pulse or abnormal breathing (gasping/no chest rise), START CPR with 30 compressions to 2 breaths. ⭐️ Effective CPR Tips
• Rate of 100-120 compressions per minute
• Depth of 2-2.4 inches
• Allow full chest recoil after each compression
• Check pulse every 2 minutes (5 cycles) 🔋 Use the AED ASAP
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A pressure injury is a breakdown of skin integrity due to unrelieved pressure. There are different stages of pressure injuries that are classified based on their severity and progression. 1️⃣ Stage 1 →Non-blanchable redness →Skin is NOT open but appears swollen and irritated 2️⃣ Stage 2 →Skin NOT intact →Shallow, open ulcer with partial thickness skin loss →NO fat or muscle exposed 3️⃣ Stage 3 →Full thickness skin loss →Subcutaneous fat visible →NO exposed bone, muscle, or tendon 4️⃣ Stage 4 →Full thickness skin loss →Bone, muscle, or tendon IS exposed →Tunneling or pockets may be present ⚫️ Unstageable →Base covered with eschar or slough →Must be removed to determine stage 🟣 DTI (Deep Tissue Injury) →Purple/maroon color, blood-filled blister →Appears bruise-like →HIGH RISK of developing into stage 3 or 4 What is one of the top actions nurse’s can take to help prevent pressure ulcers in their patients? Comment your answer below! #nursing #nursingschool #nursingstudent #nursingeducation #nclexreview

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