Hi Kristine, I am so thankful to you for doing this. I have bought your nurisng bundle book and it has helped me significantly. Now I am loving your videos. You are amazing. You explained better than what I learned in my class. Thank you again for doing this.
We are learning electrolytes right now in fundamentals and your videos along with the complete nursing school bundle book are the only things helping me remember all this info!!
Thank you for this video. My daughter watched this video while taking down on her paperback book version of "The Complete Nursing Bundle" book I bought for her.
Thank you! Many times over. I have a question. Well, 2 actually. 1) if CA levels with MG tox rise, then why CA gluconate? 2) You stated that DKA is a cause for both Hype and Hyper. How?
Mg = Ca That’s why if the patient has hypomagnesemia s/he will most likely present Trousseau’s sign and Chvostek’s sign. Hopefully I’m right, Nurse Kristine. Thank you! Wish me luck in the exams! 🥹💓✨🙏🏼☝🏼
So helpful! Thank you! please make more, love the way you teach!
You are welcome! I hope to make lots more videos. Any suggestions?
Love your nursing bundle! SO HAPPY you're making videos! Keep it coming :)
Thanks! I’m so happy to hear you love the complete bundle!
We NEED more!
Thanks!! :) I am always open to suggestions
God bless you very useful
Hi Kristine, I am so thankful to you for doing this. I have bought your nurisng bundle book and it has helped me significantly. Now I am loving your videos. You are amazing. You explained better than what I learned in my class. Thank you again for doing this.
I'm sooo happy you finally made a UA-cam Channel!! Keep em coming Kristine! :)
Thank you! More to come :)
We are learning electrolytes right now in fundamentals and your videos along with the complete nursing school bundle book are the only things helping me remember all this info!!
Loved the explanation for this. Great presentation.
Glad it was helpful! :) Happy studying.
Loved this video! Super helpful for my fluids & electrolytes I’m learning :)
Happy to help! Best of luck :)
We need more fluid imbalance videos please!! These are so great!
You got it!
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! please make more! you explain things so well!!!
Thank you so much! More to come! :)
Thank you! I finally understand this concept more.
Hi! Can you please do videos on high and low sodium, potassium, and calcium levels?
Yes! Great idea. I plan to do all the electrolyte imbalances eventually. :)
@@NurseInTheMaking Yesss I wish you had them now haha in need of these videos
Wow this was broken down so simply!
Happy to hear that! :) Glad it was helpful!
Super helpful thank you 🥰🥰
Thank you for this video. My daughter watched this video while taking down on her paperback book version of "The Complete Nursing Bundle" book I bought for her.
I just come across your videos today. and I want to say THANK YOU!!
aw thank YOU for being here! Happy to help! ◡̈
I wish there were more vids .. i'm about to go to into fundamentals. i'm buying all of your material❤️❤️
you’re so thorough! Thank you
You're so welcome! :)
I had your book few days ago... Thank you so much it really helped me🙏🏽
I'm so glad it was helpful!! 👏
Please make more for the other main electrolytes!
❤thanks
Omg this was soooo helpful!!!!🥲🥹
Please continue these videos
Thanks for that content..
Thank you for this video💙
You are so welcome!
Plz do all the electrolytes!
I FINALLY understand this!!! Thank you thank you thank you!!! 😭 😝 *happy tears*
Glad it helped! You're welcome! Best of luck ❤️
Thank you! Many times over. I have a question. Well, 2 actually. 1) if CA levels with MG tox rise, then why CA gluconate? 2) You stated that DKA is a cause for both Hype and Hyper. How?
How can Adm Ca with hypermagnesemia , and U said both compatible if one increased the other also increased, so can U please clarify this point to me
Don't take, magnesium supplements. Get your magnesium through the foods that you eat.
Mg = Ca
That’s why if the patient has hypomagnesemia s/he will most likely present Trousseau’s sign and Chvostek’s sign. Hopefully I’m right, Nurse Kristine. Thank you! Wish me luck in the exams! 🥹💓✨🙏🏼☝🏼