Cathy, I would love for you to have pins on your website that way when I walk across the stage at my nursing pinning I can wear your Level Up RN pin cause you and all of the contributors to the Level UP RN education really got me through these past 2 years. Much love!
Thanks, Cathy! What was the last cardiovascular lab test you mentioned? Was it BNP (B-type natriuretic peptide) test? Can I suggest using some visual texts on future videos. Thanks!
Hey I ordered the fundamentals index cards and I don’t see cards for diagnostics and that’s apart of the fundamentals of nursing chapters and I just got them yesterday specifically for this chapter so can you please point me to which cards this is on
LDL and HDL aren't a cholesterol, why do we keep referring to them as good or bad? They're a transporter of cholesterol. They can't tell us anything about how our cholesterol is doing, for that you'd need to look at our cholesterol particle size.
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I am a student nurse .your clear informations are very useful for my studies.thank you very much .
Cathy, I would love for you to have pins on your website that way when I walk across the stage at my nursing pinning I can wear your Level Up RN pin cause you and all of the contributors to the Level UP RN education really got me through these past 2 years. Much love!
Amazing suggestion! Sharing with the team for SURE! So happy to be able to support you in your journey :)
Any follow up with this?
Very well explained with clear pronouncing
So glad it was helpful!
Thank you nurse Cathy! I love your lectures, very informative & palatable
Thanks, Cathy!
What was the last cardiovascular lab test you mentioned?
Was it BNP (B-type natriuretic peptide) test?
Can I suggest using some visual texts on future videos.
Thanks!
very simplified. easy to understand
Glad you think so!
I LOVE YOU CATHY
You're so welcome!
Wow you are so informative
Thank you so much!
Thank you!
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I really want to get these cards its looks very helpful ,thanks for the video 😌💕💕
You are very welcome. Here is a link to our Medical Surgical deck: www.leveluprn.com/products/medical-surgical-nursing-study-cards
It's my understanding that not all LDL is bad and that the triglycerides to HDL is more indicative of heart disease risk.
My professor does to on the border range. He did potassium 5.2 on on of the answers. So close to 5.0
Do we check d dimer to test pneumonia?
If you Could mention is it mg or mmol or meq that would be better to understand .
is there a typo in my cards for hdl? it states >55 for males and > 45 for females
Hi Priscilla - could you send a photo of your card to support@leveluprn.com - they'll take great care of you!
Great video
Thank you!
The normal range for platelets is 150,000 - 400,00 not 4000 as you have said, dear ma'am.
Hey I ordered the fundamentals index cards and I don’t see cards for diagnostics and that’s apart of the fundamentals of nursing chapters and I just got them yesterday specifically for this chapter so can you please point me to which cards this is on
Here is a helpful link from our website: www.leveluprn.com/pages/fundamentals-of-nursing-resources
LDL and HDL aren't a cholesterol, why do we keep referring to them as good or bad? They're a transporter of cholesterol. They can't tell us anything about how our cholesterol is doing, for that you'd need to look at our cholesterol particle size.