Danielle Louise

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

What an amazing day. Loads of people attended our open day and it was a roaring success. It's about investing in our future, and today showed, we have some amazing future staff in all areas of Healthcare and Medicine coming our way! @colette_wells @charlie_hennah @UHP_NHS

@UHP_NHS @Nickymetty @charlie_hennah @mandy_jane16 Some more from Clearbrook 😍

My nephew did a thing for #WorldBookDay2023 …look at the scrubs 😭😭

A brilliant day in the clinical skills lab for year 3 skills- NGT, IVs, stomas & elimination. The students were fantastic, showing coaching & peer supervision while sharing knowledge & skills. Looking forward to the same again tomorrow! @PUNC14 #PUNC20 @B1Wendy

@PUNC20SophieB Struggling with it too!! 😞

Please tell me I’m not the only one feeling like they just can’t keep up at the minute, Uni, Work, Placement, life demands and then everything else it’s a lot 😕

Happy #InternationalNursesDay to our fantastic students- both STN & FDNA, our brilliant colleagues, practice partners & friends. What a privilege it is to be a Nurse ❤️ #IND2022 @PUNC14 #punc19 #punc20 #punc21

@Nurse_Lecturer ST Elevation #NRS501

QUESTION 9 = #NRS501 A myocardial infarction known as a STEMI, caused by blockage to the coronary artery could show what changes in an ECG?

@Nurse_Lecturer Tetralogy of Fallot #NRS501

QUESTION 8 - #NRS501 In which congenital heart defect has Pulmonary valve stenosis, Ventricular septal defect, Overriding aorta and Right ventricular hypertrophy?

QUESTION 5 - ANSWER! #NRS501 Three characteristics of Asthma: 1) Airflow limitation which is reversible 2)Airway hyper-responsiveness, 3) Chronic inflammation Mucous is sign/symptom; it is caused by inflammation. Remember we're looking at the cellular-level patho.

@Nurse_Lecturer Bronchospasm, increased mucous production and swelling of the airway #NRS501

QUESTION 5 - #NRS501 Name the three physiological characteristics of asthma?

@Nurse_Lecturer Macrophages engulf LDL cholesterol and turn into foam cells. This forms a “fatty streak” also known as an atheroma. #NRS501

QUESTION 3 #NRS501 In Atherosclerosis LDL cholesterol particles activate the inflammatory response. Which white blood cells engulf LDL cholesterol and what is produced as a result?

QUESTION 2 - ANSWER #NRS501 Potential sources of endothelial damage from chronic inflammation: Toxins (Smoking) LDL Cholesterol (Diet) Hyperglycemia (Diabetes) Sheer Stress (Hypertension) Obesity is linked but not a direct cause of damage - think about the underlying.

@Nurse_Lecturer Toxins, LDL cholesterol and high blood pressure #NRS501

QUESTION 2 #NRS501 Atherosclerosis is a chronic inflammatory response due to damage to the endothelium base layer caused by exposure to certain sources: Name three of them.

@hannahlames1 @PUNC14 Thank you Hannah!🥰

@hannahlames1 Plaques that form between the neurones (amyloid protein) and tangles which form inside the neurones (tau protein) #NRS501

@hannahlames1 Serotonin, Noradrenaline and Dopamine #NRS501

@hannahlames1 Prostaglandins? #NRS501

@hannahlames1 Generalised - abnormal electrical activity in both hemispheres of the brain. Examples: tonic, atonic, clonic Focal - abnormal electrical activity in one hemisphere of the brain. Examples: partial and complex #NRS501

@hannahlames1 Tonic - muscles go stiff and patient could fall backwards Clonic - convulsions #NRS501