RegisteredNurseRN

RegisteredNurseRN

@registerednursern · 5.7M subscribers · 1,500 videos · English

Nurse Sarah provides NCLEX reviews, skills, school tips, & career help for students and nurses via RegisteredNurseRN.com. Please SUBSCRIBE & share our videos with others! Nurse Sarah (BSN, RN) graduated from nursing school in 2009 with honors. She passed NCLEX on her first try & has worked as a bedside nurse in a variety of settings, including progressive care (PCU), telemetry, and medical-surgical. In addition, she has worked in non-invasive cardiology as a stress lab nurse and charge nurse. Nurse Sarah has trained many students on the job, and she has taught millions of viewers through her w

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1:16

Ostomy Types and Locations Made Easy for Nursing School & NCLEX

6K views · 1d ago · 1:16

Ostomy types explained for nursing school students, nurses, NCLEX, & more. Knowing the differences between these different ostomies can make nursing school so much easier! ileostomy: located at the ileum (last section of the small intestine) Jejunostomy: located in the jejunum (second section of the small intestine) Colostomy: located in the colon (large intestine), and can be ascending, transverse, descending, or sigmoid.

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ECG Placement of Electrodes (5-Lead + 12-Lead ECG Placement) NCLEX

8K views · 2d ago · 11:40

ECG/EKG electrode placement for 5-lead and 12-lead ECGs. Placing electrodes for a 5-lead or 12-lead ECG is a task you may perform in a healthcare setting. ECG study guide Doing this enables the monitoring of the heart's rhythm. It is important to place the electrodes in the proper position so that you can get a high quality read and reduce the risk of artifacts or missed information.

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Fontanelles of Baby Skull (Soft Spot): Closure Time, Sunken & Bulging | Maternity Nursing NCLEX

11K views · 9d ago · 2:41

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Fontanelles of Baby Skull: Closure Time, Sunken & Bulging, and more! Maternity / Labor and delivery nursing made easy for nursing school students, NCLEX, and more. Maternity nursing study guide In this video, Nurse Sarah explains fontanelles in newborns, including the two main types of fontanelles you want to remember (anterior and posterior), as well as their closure time.

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Top Cardiac Meds to Know for NCLEX, Nursing School, Pharmacology #shorts

14K views · 17d ago · 1:31

Top tested cardiac meds in nursing school, pharmacology exams, & NCLEX! Here's a quick summary of some of the medications you'll likely see on nursing exams! Digoxin Lisinopril Nitroglycerin Furosemide Metoprolol This video gives a quick summary of the key concepts you'll want to remember. Always follow the latest guidelines and your facility protocols in a clinical setting.

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ECG Interpretation Made Easy | How to Read an ECG Rhythm Strip

30K views · 24d ago · 7:59

Guest: ECG Interpretation Made Easy

ECG/EKG interpretation made easy. Learn how to read an ECG strip using these simple steps. Quiz Study Guide Interpreting ECGs (also called EKGs) is an important skill you'll learn in nursing school, and you'll also want to know how to do this ford NCLEX as well as in several nursing specialties.

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Cardiac Cycle Physiology Explained Systole and Diastole Nursing ECG Anatomy

33K views · 1mo ago · 15:12

Cardiac cycle phases & physiology made easy! Learn all about the cardiac cycle, including systole, diastole, and how each part affects the ECG waveform, all with animations and simple white board explanations. To understand the cardiac cycle completely, it is helpful to know the heart's blood flow as well as the electrical conduction system (also called the cardiac conduction system).

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Medication Administration Nursing Skills Checkoff Demonstration Compilation

99K views · 1mo ago · 3:01:53

Medication administration nursing skills compilation: learn tips for administering medication as a nurse, as well as tips for nursing school skills checkoffs. In this video, you'll see medication administration demonstrations (tutorials) on things such as

Topics: Preparation and eye care · Administering eye drops · Splitting medication · Crushing medications · Nitroglycerin ointment · Nitroglycerin administration

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2:58:51

Clinical Nursing Skills and Procedures Fundamentals Check Offs

82K views · 1mo ago · 2:58:51

Clinical nursing skills are an important part of a nurse's job. In this video, Nurse Sarah explains and demonstrates some of the most common clinical nursing skills and procedures that you'll learn in nursing school (for clinical skills check offs) and as a nurse. This may also help with OSCE exams or NCLEX. Nursing School Study Guides

Topics: Hand hygiene · Hand washing technique · Donning sterile gloves · Donning PPE · Doffing PPE · Glucometer use

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1:36:09

Bones Made Easy: Anatomy of Bones of the Body (with Memory Tricks) Comprehensive

71K views · 2mo ago · 1:36:09

Guests: Bones Made Easy, Memory Tricks

Bones of the body made easy, with memory tricks for anatomy and physiology classes! Learn the bones of the body and their major landmarks with this comprehensive anatomy bone review. You'll learn all of the bones of the body, along with memory tricks and some of the major landmarks you'll want to know.

Topics: Cranial and facial skull bones · Facial bones and associated structures · Clavicle and scapula anatomy · Scapula features and borders · Rib anatomy and thoracic cage · Rib classifications and structures

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GI Feeding Tubes: G-Tube, J-Tube, GJ-Tube Gastrostomy & Jejunostomy Nursing NCLEX Review

43K views · 2mo ago · 24:17

Guest: GI Feeding Tubes

GI feeding tubes: G-Tube, J-Tube, GJ-Tube gastrostomy & jejunostomy nursing NCLEX review for nursing school students, nurses, and more! Shirt worn in video Quiz Study guide In this nursing NCLEX review lecture, Nurse Sarah explains key concepts you'll want to know about feeding tubes used for enteral nutrition, such as gastrostomy tubes (G-tubes), jejunostomy tubes (J-tubes), and GJ-tubes.

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Birth Control Barrier Methods of Contraception | Maternity Nursing NCLEX Reproductive Health

15K views · 3mo ago · 9:46

Birth control barrier methods of contraception include devices such as condoms (male and female), cervical caps, and diaphragms, most of which are also used alongside spermicide solutions. Quiz Maternity study guide In this video, Nurse Sarah explains the key concepts you'll want to remember about the various birth control barrier methods available. You'll want to remember this information for nursing exams, NCLEX, and general patient education.

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