Nursing Today CHAPTER 1 Fundamentals of Nursing Full Lecture

This lecture covers chapter one of the fundamentals of nursing. Fundamentals of nursing is one of the classes taken during your first semester of nursing school.
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[dhonorio]

The pink background hurts my eye. Hoping the other videos have either white or black background. Thanks!

[ll]

Why aren’t more people doing chapter over views like this??? Please upload more. Thank u.

[faeonie]

I'm so grateful to have found your channel. I'm a freshman, and your videos help me reinforce what I've learned in nursing. Thank you so much!

[everlytalang]

pls upload more i'm a nursing students and we're doing self study because of this pandemic, it's hard for me to study by my own but this video was really big help. ❤

[ebonyjordan]

Thank you so much for this video. In first semester and literally just crying about not retaining information by reading… hopefully there’s more to come 😊

[sheriff]

Thank you for doing this. Nobody teaches anyone 😢 we teach ourselves and have class discussions

[lovecreation]

Your lecture was amazing. You nailed all of the key points for that chapter. Great job!

[mingmas]

Thank you so much. I have just started my Nusring school. This video is so helpful. Keep on making more videos.

[tatsumakisempyukaku]

Been an LPN for 20 years. And it seems I need an RN. OR BSN. i don’t have time for study as I have a family. So, I think I’ll listen to these and then take classes

[anggaboycatherine]

Thank you for uploading this, it's a huge help for us freshmen nursing students. It gave a tons of knowledge!

[ArtemisBianco]

I’m not a nursing major nor have I ever googled anything medical related recently so why was this recommended on my explore page? The algorithm is a mess. I still watched and learned though cause why not? Great video!

[BuiltForSin]

This basically condenses all of chapter 1 lol, honestly read the book and I don’t see a point in reading the chapter if you covered main points and topics. This stuff is great.

[cookiesandcream]

I'm a nursing student and this is very helpful, btw thank you..

[cordelianwaogu]

Nice video.I am starting my nursing school August 26th.This video is really helpful.Please continue with other chapters.Thanks.

[kells]

You are amazing!. I was actually having a hard time finding a video like this and you were just right under my nose lol. I just got into the nursing program ( three months until I begin) and honestly, I was a little bit scared… like the anxiety was getting worse but you brought in that little light 💡 and all I can do to really appreciate you is to say Thank you!!!🥺 you deserve whatever blessings you received and hopefully you receive more blessings🙏🏾 . continue to do what your doing and don’t stop 🥺🙏🏾:)

[NurseAria]

I wish there was a quiz on your lecture just to test the knowledge obtained from this...
very great lecture!

[norjanahpanguluban]

Thank you po Ma'am for you video lectures, I'm so happy that I found your channel . I hope mag upload po kayo ng more video lectures about nursing, btw I' am BSN-1 from Mindanao State University in Marawi . yes, I'm just 1st year po Ma'am, but I want po to watch all your videos because it is really helpful for us, and some nursing students outhere. Thank you so much po ma'am again.

[Abigael.]

Pretty informative!! Thank you very much for sharing!! 🙋🏼🙂💞🏥🚑🌡

[Online_Nursing_Lessons]

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[cherrymaeandaya]

Can you explain this? The systematic accumulation of knowledge is essential to progress in any profession… however theory and practice must be constantly interactive. Theory without practice is empty and practice without theory is blind” (Cross, 1981, p. 110).