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Pulse Check with Archer Nursing
Archer Review
71 episodes
2 days ago
Where nursing comes to life! Packed with high-yield information, challenge questions, and real-life cases, these episodes will help you master must-know nursing topics for both the NCLEX and clinical practice. Give us 15 minutes and we'll take one complicated nursing topic - and make it easy. Ready for nursing to be fun?
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Where nursing comes to life! Packed with high-yield information, challenge questions, and real-life cases, these episodes will help you master must-know nursing topics for both the NCLEX and clinical practice. Give us 15 minutes and we'll take one complicated nursing topic - and make it easy. Ready for nursing to be fun?
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EP 56 - Asthma
Pulse Check with Archer Nursing
20 minutes 35 seconds
1 month ago
EP 56 - Asthma

In this episode, Dr. Morgan Taylor demystifies asthma—what’s happening in the airways, how to treat an acute attack, and how to prevent the next one. 

What You’ll Learn 

  • Airway triad: bronchoconstriction + mucosal edema + mucus → wheeze & air trapping 

  • Common triggers (exercise, allergens, cold air, illness) & why asthma is reversible 

  • High-risk signs in kids: retractions, tripod positioning, head bobbing, “can’t speak” breaths 

  • Controller vs. rescue: LABA/formoterol = maintenance; albuterol = rescue 

  • Inhaled corticosteroids (fluticasone/budesonide) = daily control; rinse mouth to prevent thrush 

  • Parent teaching: spacer use, action plans, step-up/step-down therapy, when to seek ER care 

Watch this if you’re prepping for peds/NCLEX, work ED/urgent care, or you’re a caregiver who wants a crystal-clear plan for asthma flares and everyday control. 

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Use code PULSECHECK10 - an exclusive discount just for our listeners! 

Connect with us!  

📸 Instagram: @archernursing 
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🎵 TikTok: @archernursing 
▶️ YouTube: Archer Review NCLEX, USMLE, TEAS7, and FNP 

Pulse Check with Archer Nursing
Where nursing comes to life! Packed with high-yield information, challenge questions, and real-life cases, these episodes will help you master must-know nursing topics for both the NCLEX and clinical practice. Give us 15 minutes and we'll take one complicated nursing topic - and make it easy. Ready for nursing to be fun?