Managing Hypovolemic Shock
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This man is pure genius. He is also a God send to all those poor nursing students.
crazyfool8839 6 months ago
2mins listening to this made more sense than an hour reading my textbook
inkisoftheink 8 months ago
good teacher
rupin 10 months ago
He should have said hemorrhagic shock...especially since he is emphasizing a need to stop "the loss."
A state of hypovolemia may soon/quickly occur.
You may feel I am splitting hairs, but students should be given precise definitions borne of specific scenarios to avoid ambiguities.
interluk 11 months ago
doctor say jesus went through this when he was carrying the cross
CarloOnU2ube 1 year ago
Makes sense. Critical thinking is an art for sure. Necessary as well. Hone those skills nurses!
crazyazcordova 1 year ago
thank you
tweeta22 2 years ago
you explanation was awesome, textbooks makes it so difficult to understand sometimes.
ronaldotr1 2 years ago
Hello my name is Tracie; I am an employee of David's. I am here to answer questions. I would like to thank you for watching and encourage you to visit our site ed4nurses.
Ed4Nurses1 2 years ago
NCLEX arriving soon, thanks for the useful tip!
charki127 3 years ago