CCRN Renal Review - FULL

This video contains the full renal review for the CCRN examination, as well as, review for the most common electrolyte imbalances.
The renal portion on the CCRN examination is fairly straight forward as long as you understand the difference in pre-renal, intra-renal, and post-renal concepts, as well as, acute kidney injury versus end-stage renal failure. Don't worry! If you don't know what those mean, you can find out through the video above!
As I mentioned in the video, here is the link to the electrolyte imbalance cheat sheet I've created, you can find that PDF here:
www.lifelongnursing.com/nephr...
Once you click on the link, scroll down to the "supporting documents" section!
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[@TomyFutureRN]

Love this video! Very comprehensive and straight forward. Thank you.

[@LifelongNursing]

Thank you!

[@davidsayersrn]

Brilliant Brent

[@adcarter82]

This follows the Barron’s CCRN Exam book except has additional crrt info.

[@gloriamariarodriguez3322]

You are excellent 👍👍🙏 thank you

[@francishubertovasquez5612]

Enlightening.

[@suppaggtsatsi7108]

So helpful ,RN ,SA

[@suppaggtsatsi7108]

Tnx

[@ashleyhoard9573]

At 5:06 in the video, you stated that proteinuria is important for detecting early diabetic neuropathy. Did you mean nephropathy? I assume you did but I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something. Thanks!

[@LifelongNursing]

Yes, I did, thank you for pointing that out!

[@crystalraym]

Thank you for these videos 💕

[@timwebb078]

For Hyperkalemia, do you give insulin or glucose first?

[@Billya742]

Glucose

[@ValsLife1]

Should be "Creatine Kinase", not "Creatinine Kinase"