Shock Case Study

[@evelynstaalsen4002]

Prof Woodruff- I went to TCC and attended a couple of your sessions and your videos helped a ton throughout school! I now work in a PCU and I had a patient today that started looking “shock-y” - your material such as this helped me figure out what was going on with her! We bolused her x2 but unfortunately her BP/MAP dropped again and we had to transfer her to ICU so she could start levophed. They started her on rocephin and everything. Hopefully she improves soon!
Thanks for all your help throughout my time at school, you are still a huge encouragement!

[@mrs.woodruff]

Thanks so much for sharing this! It’s great to hear from you. Sounds like you are growing and learning a ton and hopefully enjoying every minute (without the pressure of nursing school behind you)- so exciting!
Keep me up to date!

[@BarefootStudioTucson]

Do you have a video on all the shock states? I love your way of talking through things. You make it easier to absorb.

[@mrs.woodruff]

Hi! So glad it helped- this video probably has what you’re looking for
ua-cam.com/video/n8Nfznoq7Gs/v-deo.htmlsi=jmm2WLoykaK298xp

[@mrs.woodruff]

Let me know how else I can help

[@Indy1987]

🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@asdfxelysse]

hi! thank you for your videos.
can you do a video on burns? (with practice questions pleease) 🤍

[@mrs.woodruff]

Hi! I’m working on one for burns- hoping to have it out in the next week or so. Thanks for the suggestion ❤️