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You're in the bay. Once you get over to the bed,

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we'll give you the story. Everything's going

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to happen super fast. Welcome to the emergency

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room. Alright guys, so a little update on the

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podcast. I'm going to be a loading some stuff

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that's going to seem like it's a duplicate. It's

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strictly for my cohort in the program who listens

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to the podcast. The material that's already up

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there is from the textbook that we were required

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to get. And again, like think about it like.

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All of this stuff is going to be the same across

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textbooks. Like they all use the same exact pictures.

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It's just a matter of formatting and whose names

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on the front of it, right? Because none of these

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people have done any significant like research

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breakthroughs that are changing the world of

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medicine or nursing. So it's literally just a

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cover change and some chapter reformatting and

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what they believe is important and not. But anyways,

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that's not here nor there. What I'm going to

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be doing is uploading some material from the

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Assessment Technologies Institute, or ATI for

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short. If you're in a nursing program currently

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right here, right now in the United States, you

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are either familiar with HESI or ATI. And ATI

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is, you know, HESI's direct competitor So that

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right there is the material. So my particular

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professor in this program is relying heavily

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on ATI material for the curriculum. So it will

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be beneficial for us for me to start incorporating

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that into the podcast episodes, which is what

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I'm going to be doing now. Some other updates.

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I have a book here from like the 2000s that is

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for like critical care nursing. I will also be

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uploading that as well to the podcast. That way

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you can kind of get familiar with the material

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or if you are in critical care right now, then

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you can use it. Maybe it's 20 years old. I'm

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not imagining that too much has changed in the

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20 years of critical care nursing, but that's

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just me being naive. You know, maybe you went

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from saline to LR or LR to saline. You know,

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maybe the implementation of balloon pumps, you

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know, or, you know, whatever. You're not using

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barotraals anymore. So you have pumps now. So.

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With all of that being said, I will be uploading

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some of that material as well. Oh, and the YouTube

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update. I'm only able to upload like 10 episodes

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a day or something to that effect. So I've already

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kind of met my max right now. So I'm kind of

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like waiting for the next 24 hour period for

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me to upload more episodes of the podcast to

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YouTube. Now, remember, They aren't they aren't

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really videos. It's just literally the podcast

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episode on YouTube with the picture, the logo

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picture, whatever on like a reddish white background

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with some like noise bars that pop up and down

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with like the noise level along the timeline.

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That's literally all it is. Now, I will be trying

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to upload some videos or like five, seven minutes

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long. I'm going to see how that works, because

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if it starts taking up a lot of memory or a lot

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of time, then I'm just going to not do it. Outside

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of that, I believe that is it. Oh, I will be

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uploading a lot of episodes of the podcast today.

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because while I was in class, like I was like

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making episodes as we were in class. So there's

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going to be a lot of drugs that are becoming

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your way, like LaBetta Law, Methadrine, if that's

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how you say it, Terbrigilene or however you say

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it, Terb, Nacardapine, I think maybe Rogam maybe.

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Some other beta -methasone, definitely. Just

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basically some other commonly used drugs in OB.

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That way you're kind of somewhat familiar with

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them as you're going through the material. That

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way you kind of know what the mechanisms of action

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is, what the indications are, stuff like that.

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I'm not expecting you to become a pharmacist

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by any means necessary. Outside of that, I think

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that's it. We talked about the critical care

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stuff. I'll either put it under critical care

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CC or something. I'll think of something that

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will identify it. The older material from the

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newer material that's coming out of the ATI stuff

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will probably be ATI OB. And that right there

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will be an indication that that right there is

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for my particular class, or my particular section.

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Because like I said, like our instructors heavily

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using that as the curriculum. And whatever else

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I talked about anyways, that's it. All right,

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bye.