HAVE A GOOD WEEK NURSES

Have a good week nurses!
 

BRAIN LOBES - WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THEM

The human brain is made of 2 cerebral hemispheres,
right and left. The corpus callosum forms a bridge that
joins them together. Each hemisphere has four lobes
( frontal, parietal, temporal and occipital).

Millions of nerve cells called neurons originate in the
brain and transmit information all over the body. The
nerve pathways in the brain cross over. This results in
the left brain controlling the functions of the right and
vice versa.
The images above explain brain function.
Enjoy learning !

DIAGNOSTIC TESTS AND WHAT THEY MEAN

Dear nurses. 

Hope you had a good weekend. The above image is
an example of what happens when someone develops
DVT ( deep vein thrombosis). Sessions for nurses- 69
  provides more information on this topic and diagnostic
tests such as CAT scan and MRI. So just click on the
link below and enjoy learning:
Sessions 69

 

NEW QUIZ FOR NURSES Quiz 2

 Dear nurses,

Just wanted to share with you my new video,.

Sessions for nurses - Quiz 2 includes:
- What is the EKG
- What is DVT

- What is a CAT SCAN
- What is MRI

So, click :
Sessions for Nurses and enjoy learning.

BLOOD TRANSFUSION REACTION

Dear nurses,

Are you aware of the warning signs of a blood transfusion
reaction?

The nurse should always be aware of the warning signs
of a blood transfusion reaction. These include chills, anxiety,
flushing, itching , shortness of breath and chest pain. 

Immediate action is usually taken to stop the blood. It is
important to follow your Institution's policies and procedures.
Learn more by clicking on the link below :
The New Nurse- Blood transfusion

EXCERPTS TAKEN FROM A MINI CASE STUDY OF TRAUMA/SEPSIS

 Dear nurses,

Hope your week is going well. I would like to
share with you excerpts from a mini case study
on trauma /sepsis. 

The goal is to give some insight into nursing
care in the ICU.
Scenario: Nick is a 21 year old male who was
on his way to work, when he became involved
in a head on collision.

 He is now being resuscitated at the trauma scene.
WHAT NEXT?

Nick is transferred to a Level 1 Trauma center by
paramedics.
Please click on the link below for the continuation
of this case study:
Quizmenurse.blogspot.com

WELCOME TO 2022

 

Dear nurses,

Welcome to a Year New 2022.We look forward to providing
you with helpful information.