Definitely worth the watch!
By Melanie R. on 19. September 2023 for Sinus Rhythm (Nursing)
This whole lecture series on ECG interpretation is fantastic! Why don't my instructors teach this way?
ARDS
By Udochukwu I. on 19. August 2023 for ARDS: Causes (Nursing)
THE TOPIC IS INFORMATIVE AND DIRECT AND I LERANED ALOT FROM IT
ARDs Prone positiong
By Udochukwu I. on 09. August 2023 for Refractory Hypoxemia: Prone Positioning – Changes in the Exudative Phase (Nursing)
The Information is what i needed to know about reasons a patient can be on Prone position
Very knowledgeable on bringing for the info
By Yvonne L. on 22. June 2023 for Arterial Line Pressure Monitoring (Nursing)
Yes I would recommend the lecture to my classmates it is very knowledgeable.
Venous Oxygen Saturation
By Claudia G. on 12. May 2023 for Venous Oxygen Saturation (Nursing)
Great lecture on Hemodynamic values. Very clear and easy to understand.
very informative, professional language in a way is implified to get the information short.
By Glaucia G. on 28. April 2023 for The Isoelectric Line of an ECG Strip (Nursing)
Very simple language to give us the simple guide that sometimes even as medical students we need from the nurses. | am particularly like to review nurses' lectures. She just make simple what is so complicated in our medical books
Thank You
By David S. on 30. March 2023 for Step 1b: Assessing the Heart Rhythm (Nursing)
Really well done. Graphics are very helpful in giving a clear idea of what is happening at each step of the ECG.
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By Tabassom P. on 22. January 2023 for PA Catheter Waveforms (Nursing)
Because i need to get more info about hemodynamic monitoring for my school
Thank you
By Aklile M. on 07. January 2023 for Interpretation of Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs) (Nursing)
Thank you for breaking it down and making it easy to understand . You are the best prof. Lawes!!!
awesomely explained
By Lateefat A. on 26. October 2022 for Step 1b: Assessing the Heart Rhythm (Nursing)
very good job, nice examples were used to be able to understand, excellent
Complex topic explained simply
By Laura Melissa V. on 14. October 2022 for Myocardial Infarction (MI): In a Nutshell (Nursing)
Very well explained. The STEMI and NSTEMI classifications finally made sense to me. And I very much appreciate the EKG interpretation tips. It was all very practical and high-yield. The artwork was simple and very helpful too.
Simple and concise explanation
By Lyanne T. on 07. October 2022 for Acid-base Homeostasis (Nursing)
I think this video hits the balance between going slowly enough to ensure understanding and quickly enough to retain interest. I also like the frequent questions/pauses to answer. I felt like I was getting a headstart on spaced repetition and it did help reinforce that I was understanding the concepts.
Amazing for med students :)
By Juliana G. on 07. September 2022 for Myocardial Infarction (MI): Pathophysiology (Nursing)
One of the best teachers in Lecturio. Acts sweetly and speaks easily.
Happy
By Yukari Y. on 25. July 2022 for Interpretation of Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs) (Nursing)
I have been struggling to understand this subject
But this lecture with couch!
And her way of explaining, finally I am getting it !
It is very good the way she tries to repeat every now and then
And when she talks about nursing, I see that she puts very important thoughts about how to care the person with the way to talk.
I am very happy to find this site !
Little bit struggling to mach my payed study chanel and app and YouTube site to be consistent….
Awesome!
By Nikki M. on 04. June 2022 for Acid-base Homeostasis (Nursing)
So Kool. Thanks again Rhonda
Very easy to follow and understand
Thank you
By Nikki M. on 04. June 2022 for The Basic Components of an ECG Strip (Nursing)
Very clear and I love the step by step and great speed while talking. Thank you Rhonda
Thank you for making nursing school learnable!
By Antonieta C. on 05. April 2022 for Step 5: Acid-base Imbalance and Compensation – ABG Interpretation (Nursing)
Professor Lawes,
I absolutely love your teaching style. You get me as if you were right in my head. I love that interactive dialogue because often you are right about how I feel about something. For example, you will say something like "don't wait for me to tell you the answer!" I totally respond to healthy shaming and I bet so do many other students. I was so lost and miserable before I joined lecturio. My sons (10 and 7) came across your ads on youtube and urged me to give you a try. I confess I only did it to honor their suggestion. Wow what a revolution this has been! I wish they took my advice the way I did theirs! Btw, do you tutor 4th grade:)? I am in the 3rd semester of a two-year program and I see a light at the end of the tunnel thanks to you.
Warmly,
AC
Great!
By Kaitlan M. on 14. March 2022 for Step 7: Measuring the QT Interval (Nursing)
So helpful learning ECG strips! Thank you! Will be recommending to all my fellow nursing student friends!
Rhona Rules
By Lizzie F. on 31. January 2022 for Metabolic Alkalosis: Causes and Nursing Interventions
Rhonda I am a month in and you are getting me through my accelerated BSN program!
The steps work!
By Belen J. on 10. January 2022 for Step 4: pH Match-up – ABG Interpretation (Nursing)
I love how this was broken down and how it all came together in this video!
Interpreting ABG’s
By Sarah H. on 26. December 2021 for Interpretation of Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs) (Nursing)
The orator presented the information in a way that was clear and competent. The layout was easy to follow. The couch strategy she used to categorize the values was beneficial to my learning. After following the steps of how to interpret ABG’s. I can confidently say, I understand how to interpret ABG values, I am able to determine which system is at fault, know if they functioning at a level to help fix the problem. What I’ve learned from lecturio, I am assured I can effectively communicate with other healthcare professionals. My ability to apply the necessary skills/interventions that will assist my patients in regaining their optimal level of functioning in a safe and effective manner has increased as a result of this information.
Easily Understood!!
By Kirti D. on 04. December 2021 for Acid-base Homeostasis (Nursing)
Videos are short; to the point, easy to grasp, knowledge check pauses, a quiz at the end. 100% RECOMMENDED!
The best instruction and explanations
By Anna P. on 17. November 2021 for Respiratory Acidosis: Causes and Nursing Interventions
This instructor teaches the way all instructors should strive to teach.
Purpose of Chest tube inserttion
By nichole s. on 03. October 2021 for Introduction to Chest Tubes and Drainage Systems (Nursing)
This video was clear and concise. Very easy to understand.
Easy to remember
By Alfonso V. on 01. October 2021 for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): Definition and Causes (Nursing)
I like how the lecturer simplified the topic( eg. simple and precise words, simple examples), this is helpful for international RN like me since English is not my first language.
Cool way to think about it
By Anita C. on 23. February 2021 for Interpretation of Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs) (Nursing)
Excellent simple way to think about a confusing topic! I finally have it straight in my brain.
Loved it so much!
By Ryan S. on 22. February 2021 for Acute Coronary Syndrome (Nursing)
I wish I had these lectures during my school days. But still thankful these lectures gave me more understanding of the disease.
i like the way she teaches. she makes a lot of eye contact .
By Joseph K. on 11. February 2021 for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): In a Nutshell (Nursing)
i like the way she teaches. she makes a lot of eye contact .
Thanks Rhonda
By Abigail B. on 10. February 2021 for Brain Injuries (Nursing)
She is alway delivering the best on every topic. I love it. Thanks Rhonda.
This apps is very interested to me,and so much helpful for me to prepare my self in nursing field already.
By Vanessa K. on 30. December 2020 for Brain Injuries (Nursing)
I choose this rating to emphasize how I feel about the course,I do like it so much,it's helping me to understand most of the staff I will accept next year when I start nursing course.
5 star
By BERTHA B. on 11. December 2020 for Acute Coronary Syndrome (Nursing)
the best teacher ever. I wish i had you in every single subject. you make it so simple to understand and connect with student.
Rhonda Lawes makes Lecturio a million times better!
By Maheen Y. on 19. November 2020 for Interpretation of Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs) (Nursing)
I love Rhonda Lawes!!!!!! She is amaaaazing!! Such a fantastic teacher, the way she condensed such complex topics and makes it so much easier to understand. Can’t thank her enough. Also the slides are brill ????
Great lecture
By Cecilia R. on 27. October 2020 for Interpretation of Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs) (Nursing)
I didn’t finished yet. But I love the way she teaches. Very repetitive and this really helps to stick in my brain. Thank you
Cici (RTT student)
AMAZING!
By Dylan P. on 15. October 2020 for Acute Coronary Syndrome (Nursing)
this course was very helpful! it enhanced my understanding of the concept. I highly encourage everyone in nursing to keep watching these videos
Thanks
By Merce R. on 03. October 2020 for Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS): In a Nutshell (Nursing)
Thank you very much for your sessions which are the best ever had.
Great Video!
By Mark M. on 23. September 2020 for Step 5: Acid-base Imbalance and Compensation – ABG Interpretation (Nursing)
Explained the process very well! Definitely helps out when trying to find out what is going on in the patient.
ABGs
By Margarita F. on 21. August 2020 for Interpretation of Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs) (Nursing)
Rhonda is an awesome lecturer..easy to digest information with her.
Acute coronary syndrome
By Margarita F. on 21. August 2020 for Acute Coronary Syndrome (Nursing)
Rhonda..she is awesome at lecturing. Love it..and easy to digest information with her.
Best explanation on ABG
By Thuc D. on 18. August 2020 for Interpretation of Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs) (Nursing)
This is the Best explanation on ABG I have ever seen so far. Better than what nursing school taught me.
ABG
By Binhui L. on 13. August 2020 for Acid-base Terminology (Nursing)
very engaging. Rhonda is able to make the concept much more clear and understandable
Great
By Byron R. on 03. August 2020 for Interpretation of Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs) (Nursing)
Very helpful. Easy to understand and retain information for future use.
very good presentation
By alberto.sarmento@gmail.com s. on 31. July 2020 for Interpretation of Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs) (Nursing)
Clearly explained the ABGs from the nursing perspective, but useful to all medical students. Thanks
Thanks a lot
By hamza a. on 01. July 2020 for Brain Injuries (Nursing)
I liked the way that's you are giving the informations
I really like it and I hope you open all the lectures
Thanks
easy understood
By asya a. on 28. May 2020 for Paralysis with NMBs (Nursing)
the lecturer gives a lecture with easy way and make us understand well the points
Made simple
By Angela L. on 25. May 2020 for Interpretation of Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs) (Nursing)
She explains this so clearly and helps you understand. She is a great teacher!
Nice
By ekene o. on 16. May 2020 for Brain Injuries (Nursing)
Great , it is very interesting and I like how it's been taught
thank you
By FATIMA Y. on 09. May 2020 for Myocardial Infarction (MI): Pathophysiology (Nursing)
I always watch your videos before i study that topic from the book. It gets soooooooo much easier that way.
Precise notes.
By shameika H. on 27. April 2020 for Brain Injuries (Nursing)
The notes were very precise, this made them readily understood. The quizzes at the end of each lesson serves to cement the vital information covered in the lectures.
Great help for those who are starting or thinking of doing nursing. Something to give them an insight of whats to know
By Leilani E. on 09. April 2020 for Brain Injuries (Nursing)
I enjoyed it very much but there always seem to be more long hard words. Above all, i did enjoy learning about brain injuries, but i just hope i dont over think it when i see one of my relatives going on about how their head hurts haha.