Cirrhosis NCLEX® Review | NURSING.com (NRSNG) Academy
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Nursing care for a client with cirrhosis. This is a highly complex and complicated disease especially considering the way in which the entire body system is affected.
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As usual straightforward explanation, thank you for your help!!!
Best video on cirrhosis on youtube! Thank you!!
19Kaori93 n
helped me pass my endocrine test! thanks so much!!!
YEAH!!! Thanks so much for letting us know
Greatly explained video thank you
Chirrosis is terrible condition
thank you! nursing student here, your videos are so helpful. I really appreciate you taking the time to explain things :)
good video. thank you.
Love!!! Your video. I have a family member with all of the above never has drink alcohol or smoke 😞 all due to Alpha 1 a genetic disease. Very helpful video.
thank you so much, this video will help me take care of my cirrhosis patients.
cirrhosis with ascites and kidney failure....health condition is poor....any chance for recovery...
I was diagnosed with this 8 months ago. Everything in this video is what they warned me about and its happing. I don't have long on this earth. But this video at least was able to explain to me what the doctors cant seem too. It will be nice when the hospital visits are no longer a weekly adventure.
I hope you are doing well and I pray for you take care hon 🙏
How has it been?
@@kandacenoire I'm doing okay ironically I'm going back to the hospital tomorrow to see if the TIPS procedure needs some kind of update looks like I have to get a paracentesis again. It makes you rethink life you never know how much longer you have this thing could take me at any moment
@@jamieseals4722 thank you very much for checking in on me I really appreciate it
My father is going through this. He has lost a lot of fat in his face. I pray that you find healing.
Omg this was incredible thank you soooo
Thank you!
You’re awesome! Thank you (:
Thank you for sharing. My sister died recently from alcohol based cirrhosis. She experienced an agonizing death.
I’m so sorry for your loss. I just found out on Labor Day that my sister is suffering from liver problems. She’s an alcoholic, and has been one for at least 30 years. She hasn’t come right out and said it, but I know it’s cirrhosis. I’m so upset. I also have a brother who died from alcohol related illness back in 2017. I don’t know why God chose to spare me from the disease of addiction,. I wish I had something intelligent to say, but I am choked up and at a loss for words. May your sister rest in peace.
What are the symptoms?
Stressing for my med surg final, watched this video once, took some notes, answered all my practice qs.... why can't my professor be like u? I just don't understand why I have to struggle so much with horrible professors! Shoulda found u sooner, now I'm cramming for the final but ill be good cuz of ur videos! truly a life saver
Thank you! please check out our site nrsng.com. We are here to help!
I encountered this to while in nursing school, its because they don't understand the material themselves therefore they can't teach it causing problems for students.
Not everyone with a BSN or MSN can teach...many of them is very arrogant too.
@@NRSNG thanks BUT you didnt go over what causes cirrhois....
Thank you!
This is amazing!!! Thank you 😊
So glad you liked it!
Whoa!.. That was awesome!
+Marlon Buendia Glad you enjoyed it!
Thx,this helped me
So basically a patient on anticoagulants for a mechanical heart valve are screwed due to having an elevated 2.5-3.5 INR blood level?
your video just helped me pass my pathology final exam.. thanks man...post more videos
+Pascal Mukuka thats AWESOME . . . thanks for letting me know . . . more coming
I’m lost I just saw another video talking about increasing protein intake. Which in is it ???
thank youuuuu
thank you so much!
+Yee 08 you bet . . . thanks for watching!
Thanks for thé good explications so i Know what to do and thé emergency sighns my boyfrend has sévir liver damaige and your vidéo just confermed all my sespicions
Recently my relative was down with jaundice, now fully recovered.....Ultrasound report states Liver enlarged with coarse altered echotexture of liver. What does it mean
This sounds so awful I have a liver disease and if I ever get this all for a prolonged period have mercy on me and just take me out
I want to ask did anybody here try the nrsng qbank
Are patients likely to experience all these conditions?
Our daughter is suffering all of them at once! So sad to watch!
The Liver is the heavy industry of the body !
Great info which you make you easier to understand. Hard to get past the number of "OKs" said though
It's his video. He can say ok a billion times if needed
What type of antacids please help
You should NEVER reduce protein intake. You need it to maintain ancotic pressure in blood vessels, and the reason why they are ascitic in the fisrt place is low proein in the blood specifically albumen ... same applies to Kwashiokor albeit pathology with this one is different.
For certain liver issues? Yes absolutely you should reduce protein intake. The liver can’t metabolize it like normal, therefore- it’s just building up as ammonia in the blood-causing encephalopathy.
So keep eating tons of protein, you risk further encephalopathy.
No you shouldn’t cut out completely, but reduce it.
@@melsue1026 absolutely true. Thank you 😉
Why would you say you don’t enjoy taking care of liver patients? It’s not very professional to state that publicly & offensive to some. Don’t you think they feel bad enough that they have to have someone care for them.. let alone knowing there nurse doesn’t “prefer” to take care of them.
Everybody has their preferences. There are certain specialties people enjoy and certain ones they don’t. It shouldn’t be offensive.
@@ludayasinsky2405 it shouldn’t be, but it is. A medical professional should never put anyone on the defensive.
Because he's a person and has a right to Express himself. If he were to say it to a patient, it then becomes an issue. If he doesn't take good care of the patient because it's not a preference, it then becomes an issue; however, being able to Express it is a human right.
Also, we're not responsible to for others sensitivities! If a person gets offended by someone's personal preferences, then that is on the sensitive person. We cant possibly walk around censoring ourselves because we may offend someone.
If anything, I have the inkling to call you offensive because you're telling a person they're required to deal with abuse, just because they have a nursing profession. Are we not people, too? Can we not have preferences, just as people in other career fields!?
Get off your high horse! As if you haven't verbally expressed your preferences and likely offended someone.
Sounds like to me you would get offended by someone telling you the truth about their preference or even your diagnosis then you would if they lied to you about it I would rather have the truth
I don’t know any disease a doctor would enjoy treating. All diseases are horrible
Nursing school should be this hard... You're not just talking about a job, you're dealing with human lives. :)
AMEN !! 💙💙
my husband's stomach looks like a big bruise, running from front of stomach to back, and is from his privates up to his belly button & is starting to hold fluid. /also the confusion is showing up. What does all this mean?
Grey turner get him to the er
Cullen sign
@@katherinemartinez7405 He died on Halloween, I did take him in many times. The doc's finally listened to me and put in in Nursing home where he died 6 weeks later. Funny thing, his brother had the same disease, but no one knew it,he went to hospital same time hubby died, he also died 3 weeks later.
@@mantisplace my condolences 🙏, my close cousin is going through the same ordeal and she is fighter. I may be in denial as I do not want to see her suffer.
@@lerenguktiull6323 Blessing to you both. My husband died soon afterwards.
Don’t drink alcohol kiddos
Know this by heart my mom is dying of this 🤷♀️😢
Let's have a bottle of Jack Daniel and a 24 pack beer back!
I found out a long time friend of mine has liver disease🥺🙏🏽
Why do you guys never talk about PARASITES?????
THATS WHATS CAUSING INFLAMMATION-SCAR TISSUE-ETC. AND ALL DISEASES.
Why did they not use the balloon thing on my husband and let him die 😭
transplantation is possible ....try for that
@@raguuusrutzz9605 he died in September x
@@shirleycooper5921 ...😢 ..which stage of liver failure....doctor why not tried for transplant....my husband struggling with cirrhosis....waiting for transplant..but health condition is poor...
@@raguuusrutzz9605 England I think it was to late to safe him. I really hope you're husband gets through this and you don't have to go through this heart break xxx
@@shirleycooper5921 ..does he suffered from ascites...what stage of cirrhosis he had...nw I m also loosing confidence...