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Yellow Mustard is like pure potassium! When you are getting muscle cramps take a swallow of Yellow Mustard and the cramp will go away in UNDER a minute!! Don’t forget this! 👀😎
why you stopped posting the videos? You are better than the professors I had in nursing school. your explanation is very simple way easy understand. Thank you so much. i hope you continue.
thank you so much this made a lot of sense to me now I have struggled with this topic and now I feel like I can make true understanding of the information.
I had low serum potassium levels from alcoholism and working in the sun all day. I had constant PVC’s, poor/choppy bowel movements (small amounts), and a lot of little muscle twitching with a flushed face feeling going on days before my heart went into SVT. All because of low potassium! Crazy...
Again, Than you very much for an informative video. I wish I would have seen these sooner, but better late than never....I am off to watch your ABG video!
Hi, thanks for your video! What's the difference from central nervous system to neurological? I took notes, really trying to learn this and I appreciate the format you used.
The only issue I have with your presentation is that you said Chvostek and Trousseau signs are the hallmarks of hypocalcemia in that you won’t find those clinical symptoms with other conditions, but in fact they can be present with hypomagnesemia and metabolic alkalosis as well.
Interesting that if you do a search on leg cramps magnesium deficiency comes to the top of the list. How much damage is done by supplementing with bad information. Thank you for setting things straight for me!
Just a suggestion, but hypomagnesemia should probably include hypertension since it's a big s&s for low magnesium--and it will match your hypotension for hypermagnesemia.
Krystal Miller Not necessarily. Phosphate will be high in Chronic Kidney Disease, Rhabdomyolysis, and Loop Diuretics (to name some) while calcium is low.
Very useful ... thank you . 2 questions : 1. Which of these can be consumed together as a supplement ie that don’t have adverse reaction . 2. Are liquid ionic supplement for these generally better absorbed ?
A nice informative video thanks for the share. You made this day a little brighter and putt a little ah into m brain again "Thank you for this." ;-) Greetz from Holland.
calcium increase, have to be careful with bone spurs, kidney stones, and other things if calcium is not broken down in the body, properly. Cardiac, wiht salts, cannot have more salts, with the chf for example. Water retention. etc. Potassium can decrease fast heart rate, but can be very dangerous with too much potassium. magnesium can also help with bone pain. But again in too much, dangerous.
Yellow Mustard is like pure potassium! When you are getting muscle cramps take a swallow of Yellow Mustard and the cramp will go away in UNDER a minute!! Don’t forget this! 👀😎
why you stopped posting the videos? You are better than the professors I had in nursing school. your explanation is very simple way easy understand. Thank you so much. i hope you continue.
Watched this about a year ago and found it again today as I'm studying for NCLEX. Presentation so much better than a bunch of lists! Thank you!
Nursing school student here. Thank you so much!
I was having what I thought sounded like withdrawal symptoms...but it was just an electrolyte imbalance!
Thanks for explaining in such a kind and gentle way. You're great.
This is the best electrolyte video I have come across. Thank you!!
thank you so much this made a lot of sense to me now I have struggled with this topic and now I feel like I
can make true understanding of the information.
I had low serum potassium levels from alcoholism and working in the sun all day. I had constant PVC’s, poor/choppy bowel movements (small amounts), and a lot of little muscle twitching with a flushed face feeling going on days before my heart went into SVT. All because of low potassium! Crazy...
What was your cure?
Amazing, this was very helpful in remember the key signs and symptoms for each electrolyte. Thanks!!!
Thanks for sharing the video, my dad as low sodium n it was really very helpful.
Great video! Straight to the point!
Thank you for the excellent video. Your explanation and table make it very easy to understand and less complicated.
potassium -leg cramps, otherwise starts at 2:50
Yasssss!!!! I feel better equipped for Med-Surg
Again, Than you very much for an informative video. I wish I would have seen these sooner, but better late than never....I am off to watch your ABG video!
Hi, thanks for your video! What's the difference from central nervous system to neurological? I took notes, really trying to learn this and I appreciate the format you used.
Thorough and easy to understand explanations provided. By the way, I am not even a nursing student.
Thank you for posting very helpful videos.
Very helpful for hikers and sports enthusiasts....
Thank you very much it helped a lot I’m studying biomedical sciences
The addition of peaked T waves (hyper K+) and flat T waves (hypo K+) would make this perfect....thanks :]
Fantastic simple explanation
The only issue I have with your presentation is that you said Chvostek and Trousseau signs are the hallmarks of hypocalcemia in that you won’t find those clinical symptoms with other conditions, but in fact they can be present with hypomagnesemia and metabolic alkalosis as well.
Thank you. This help me alot.
Interesting that if you do a search on leg cramps magnesium deficiency comes to the top of the list. How much damage is done by supplementing with bad information. Thank you for setting things straight for me!
Omg I’m so glad I found you!! Great video, and I just subscribed!!
Very good video!
Just a suggestion, but hypomagnesemia should probably include hypertension since it's a big s&s for low magnesium--and it will match your hypotension for hypermagnesemia.
Super helpful. Thank you
Phosphate too! Very important
Phosphate and calcium have an inverse relationship so low potassium has the same signs and symptoms as high calcium and vice versa.
Krystal Miller Not necessarily. Phosphate will be high in Chronic Kidney Disease, Rhabdomyolysis, and Loop Diuretics (to name some) while calcium is low.
Great video!
Pls make a video to treat low sodium like foods which helps to treat the above problems.
Great videos, God bless you!!
Omg thank you so much for this
Very useful ... thank you . 2 questions : 1. Which of these can be consumed together as a supplement ie that don’t have adverse reaction . 2. Are liquid ionic supplement for these generally better absorbed ?
Thanks
I heard that most people have low potassium, is that true? What's the easiest way to meet the intake recommendations?
So helpful
thanks very much really for the videos, their's are helpful
A nice informative video thanks for the share. You made this day a little brighter and putt a little ah into m brain again "Thank you for this." ;-)
Greetz from Holland.
What causes electrolyte inbalanced? And how to treat it ?
Thankkkkkkkkk youuuuu!
Best video ever.
I'm not a nurse but i found this helpful as far as supplementation goes.
best lectur you make it big portien to simple God bless you
made it easier! thanks😊
Hi Amber! this was cool thanks a lot! I really appreciate it. Did you specialize in a particular area of nursing?
Education :-) But clinical-- Pediatrics (ICU and ED)
I get a stiff upper back between shoulders...is this lack of electrolytes?
Thank you. Very helpful.
calcium increase, have to be careful with bone spurs, kidney stones, and other things if calcium is not broken down in the body, properly. Cardiac, wiht salts, cannot have more salts, with the chf for example. Water retention. etc. Potassium can decrease fast heart rate, but can be very dangerous with too much potassium. magnesium can also help with bone pain. But again in too much, dangerous.
This is sooo helpful! Thank you so much!!! Why does GI motility increase with hyperkalemia?
Super Helpful
Thank You 🙏🏼
You will see Trousseau’s & Chvostek’s Signs in hyperphospha as well
That makes sense, given that when Phos goes up Calcium goes down.
You sound like dr robins from greys anatomy 😊 thank you for the information 👍🏻☺️
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Oh yes! Electrolyte imbalance can make you feel ill. I've had that. My dr monitors mine through blood work
Question how do you control it and what caused it?
My mother suffer elotreilirte imbalance specially sodium
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