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🫁Tracheostomies Made Simple🫁 👉What is it? Surgically created opening in the trachea to secure an AIRWAY and promote oxygenation. 👉Why is it needed? Upper airway obstruction, acute respiratory failure, prolonged mechanical ventilation, lung cancer, or trauma. ⚠️ NCLEX Tip: Trach Care is considered a STERILE procedure due to ⬆️ Infection Risk ⚠️ NCLEX Tip: Always hyperoxygenate client prior to suctioning a client with a trach 👉What are the types of Trachs? 💨 Double Lumen: this type has a outer cannula, inner cannula, and obturator 💨 Single Lumen: same as double lumen, except no inner cannula 💨 Fenestrated Tube: precut opening in outer cannula for clients that can PARTIALLY BREATHE on their own and allows the client to SPEAK. 🗣 💨 Cuffed Fenestrated Tube: facilitates me

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What is Hepatitis? → Inflammation of the liver (“Hepat- refers to the liver & “-itis” means inflammation!) 👩‍⚕️Must Knows: -Hepatitis D only occurs in the presence of Hepatitis B -Hepatitis A is linked to foodborne illness and fecal-oral contamination -Hepatitis B is linked to body fluids and poses risk for babies at birth Symptoms: Fatigue, jaundice (yellow–coloring of the sclera, skin, or mucous membranes), upper right quadrant pain, dark/tea colored urine, presence of pale stool Treatment: Dependent on the type that’s recognized, but symptom management, rest, hydration, antivirals, and interferon are some options ❓Vaccines exist for WHICH types of hepatitis? Drop your answers below!

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What is Hepatitis? → Inflammation of the liver (“Hepat- refers to the liver & “-itis” means inflammation!) 👩‍⚕️Must Knows: -Hepatitis D only occurs in the presence of Hepatitis B -Hepatitis A is linked to foodborne illness and fecal-oral contamination -Hepatitis B is linked to body fluids and poses risk for babies at birth Symptoms: Fatigue, jaundice (yellow–coloring of the sclera, skin, or mucous membranes), upper right quadrant pain, dark/tea colored urine, presence of pale stool Treatment: Dependent on the type that’s recognized, but symptom management, rest, hydration, antivirals, and interferon are some options ❓Vaccines exist for WHICH types of hepatitis? Drop your answers below!

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🧠 CRANIAL NERVES 🧠

Cranial nerves originate in the brain and are responsible for various functions in the head, neck, and other parts of the body. There are 12 cranial nerves, and each is categorized as sensory, motor, or both. ⭐️ Memory Trick: “On occasion our trusty truck acts funny very good vehicle any how” for the nerves. “Some say marry money, but my brother says big brains matter most” for their functions!

Thrombocytopenia is a condition where the patient has an abnormally low platelet count in the blood, which increases the risk of bleeding. ✅Normal Platelet Range: 150,000-450,000  ➡️ Platelets are formed in the bone marrow, and about 1/3 are stored in the spleen. 🩸 Platelets help with blood clotting to stop bleeding Causes: → Impaired Platelet Production: viral infections (HIV, hepatitis), folate/B12 deficiencies, aplastic anemia → Increased Platelet Destruction: DIC, heparin-induced thrombocytopenia (HIT) → Impaired Platelet Distribution: liver cirrhosis, splenomegaly Symptoms: → Easy bruising → Bleeding from gums, mouth, nose → Oozing from IV sites → Prolonged bleeding times → Petechiae (<3mm) and purpura (>4mm)

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🩸 THROMBOCYTOPENIA Review for Nursing Students

Thrombocytopenia is a condition where the patient has an abnormally low platelet count in the blood, which increases the risk of bleeding. ✅Normal Platelet Range: 150,000-450,000 ➡️ Platelets are formed in the bone marrow, and about 1/3 are stored in the spleen. 🩸 Platelets help with blood clotting to stop bleeding Causes: → Impaired Platelet Production: viral infections (HIV, hepatitis), folate/B12 deficiencies, aplastic anemia → Increased Platelet Destruction: DIC, heparin-induced thrombocytopenia (HIT) → Impaired Platelet Distribution: liver cirrhosis, splenomegaly Symptoms: → Easy bruising → Bleeding from gums, mouth, nose → Oozing from IV sites → Prolonged bleeding times → Petechiae (<3mm) and purpura (>4mm)