Next Level Nursing

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Next Level Nursing

Nurse Jacob

5 episodes

4 days ago

A podcast designed to help nurses and nursing students improve their education and understanding of the science of nursing; an explanation of the why and how of rationales.

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A podcast designed to help nurses and nursing students improve their education and understanding of the science of nursing; an explanation of the why and how of rationales.

Science

Episodes (5/5)

Next Level Nursing

BNP: Indications of the Indicator

An explanation of what BNP is, what it does, and why to consider it in nursing practice. Until next time!

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Resources:

https://www.cvphysiology.com/Blood%20Pressure/BP017

https://heart.bmj.com/content/102/17/1342

4 years ago

19 minutes 42 seconds

Next Level Nursing

Elevated BP in Strokes

In this episode we cover permissive hypertension and it’s importance in stroke management, as well as prevention.

5 years ago

15 minutes 17 seconds

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Elevated Lactic Acid in SIRS? Why?

In this episode we cover sepsis and SIRS (systemic inflammatory response syndrome) briefly and then go over why we have an elevation in serum lactate: a key clinical indicator.

6 years ago

13 minutes 10 seconds

Next Level Nursing

Blood Flow in the Heart

In this episode we cover some anatomical features of the heart, great vessels, heart valves, and then focus on the normal pathway of the heart and why it’s important to know.

6 years ago

16 minutes 56 seconds

Next Level Nursing

ACE Inhibitors and ARBS Cause Hyperkalemia?

In this episode I cover a rationale provided to me about how ACE inhibitors and angiotensin receptor blockers can potentiate hyperkalemia. We’ll cover the renin angiotensin aldosterone system (RAAS) and explain the why and how of this rationale.

6 years ago

33 minutes 12 seconds