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ECG Rhythms (Ventricular Tachycardia, Atrial Flutter, Atrial Fibrillation, Ventricular Fibrillation)
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14/06/2026

Blood Pressure Check for Nursing School
Students, Nurses, Nursing Assistants
In this clip, the blood pressure reading is 142/78 mmHg using the first sound heard and point when silence is noted. If your facility uses the first and last sounds heard, it would be 142/80.
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nursing school tips:

14/06/2026

Nasogastric (NG) tube insertion process:

1. Explain procedure and obtain consent.

2. Position patient: High Fowler's (sitting upright).

3. Measure tube: From nose to ear to xiphoid process.

4. Lubricate tube. can continue to advance the catheter down

5. Insert through nostril: Aim straight back, not upward.

6. Advance gently: Ask patient to swallow or sip water.

7. Check placement: Aspirate gastric contents or confirm via X-ray.

8. Secure tube: Tape to nose and connect to drainge

11/06/2026

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11/06/2026

This is why the MRI room is the most

DANGEROUS room in the hospital if you're

not paying attention.
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An MRI machine generates a magnetic field

roughly 60,000 times stronger than the

Earth's natural magnetic field. Any

ferromagnetic metal object - scissors,

jewelry, piercings, even certain surgical

implants - becomes a high speed projectile

the moment it enters that field. What you just

watched happen to those scissors has Tean dAan
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appened/to oxygen tanks wee chairs, ana ke

V poles in real hospital settings. People have

been killed. Lot your jewelry and

Inis is why every patient is screened multiple
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imes before entering the MRI room. Jewelre

off. Piercings out, Implants disclosed No

exceptions.

The machine does not know the difference
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between a pair of scissors and a piece of

metal inside your body. It just pulls.