Neuro Nurse Tips for Newbies Part 1: When to Worry, Disease Processes

This episode discusses neuro nurse tips with the main questions newbies to neuro have: if neuro changes are subtle, when do I worry? We also discuss common neuro disease processes including ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke, subarachnoid hemorrhage, intraventricular hemorrhage, and more.

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[adamtalley]

Amazing. I’m a new grad RN starting on a neuro unit. Very helpful

[paulsather]

This has been an amazingly helpful for me. I had a hemorrhagic stroke caused by a ruptured aneurysm. IWent six days flopping around the house before I went to the hospital. because I thought I had a concussion ( I woke up on the floor with a headache). This one year ago. I had a drain and a weird hole and tube in my forehead to treat vaso spasms., I spent 17 days in the ICU. The information in this video has really helped me understand what/why was done to me. FYI Neuro ICU nurses are simply the best humans on earth! period! Since leaving the ICU I have had a craniotomy with bypass and a endovascular coiling. Thank you for this video and for your life work

[stephaniecritchley]

Thank you so much for such detailed information! I am a new grad starting in a few weeks on a Neuro Intermediate unit at a trauma 1 hospital. Super excited to learn and gain a strong base before getting onto the floor.

[nicolehatfield]

I’m a brand new nurse. Recently excepted a job on the neuro unit. Great video! Look forward to listening to more episodes!! Thank you ladies!

[unquelylizzie]

I’m about to start in neuro as a new grad and this is going to be sooo helpful!

[QQ-bklu]

such a great episode. Love it. you guys are so talented.

[yoorahwang]

This is great. I wonder if I can hit the thumbs up repeatedly