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A focused clinical breakdown for nurses and NCLEX prep,
7-month-old with 5 days of cough, increased work of breathing, crackles and wheezes, oily stools, poor weight gain, and clubbing — classic clues pointing toward cystic fibrosis with acute hypoxemia,
This video walks through: rapid prioritization (address hypoxemia first), high-yield assessment cues (SpO₂ 87%, tachypnea, accessory muscle use, crackles), differential considerations (pneumonia vs chronic CF exacerbation), immediate nursing actions (apply oxygen, prepare for airway support, obtain portable chest x-ray, initiate IV access, notify provider), and next-step diagnostics (sweat chloride, genetic testing, chest imaging, stool/pancreatic studies),
Also included: sample NCLEX-style SATA rationale, bedside teaching points for caregivers (nutrition, PERT, airway clearance), and documentation tips,
Perfect for bedside nurses, pediatric rotations, and NCLEX review,
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