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Need a goonerrrrr
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Need a goonette 41🔄
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how are people finding goonettes thats like an impossible task
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need a goonette 51 🔁
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any boys?
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This and good boy would save me
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New goonete 🥺
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Thanks .. twitter suspended my account again 😢
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good girl
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Need a Goonette 15 🔄
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huh? umm no thx??
2025-10-08 00:26:05
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why i likeing this vid? 😭😭😭😭😭
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i mean like i guess bro😭
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🔄41 I neeeeed a goonette
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idk how i got here but whatever
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she's at home like 😵‍💫
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NCLEX Tips for DKA and HHS✍️✍️ DKA happens fast (usually after missed insulin, infection, or stress). Always think “young + type 1 + ketones.” Look for acidosis clues → fruity breath, abdominal pain, vomiting, Kussmaul respirations. Anion gap metabolic acidosis is a classic finding. Monitor potassium carefully: Before insulin: K+ may look normal or high (because it shifts out of cells). After insulin + fluids: K+ drops dangerously → continuous ECG monitoring needed. Resolution of DKA = when pH > 7.3, HCO₃ > 18, and ketones cleared → not just when glucose normalizes. 🔹 More NCLEX Tips for HHS Think elderly with type 2 diabetes → often triggered by illness (UTI, pneumonia) or poor fluid intake. Glucose is extremely high (>600–1000 mg/dL), but no ketones or acidosis. Neuro symptoms are worse than DKA → confusion, seizures, stroke-like symptoms, coma. Dehydration is profound (may lose 8–10 L of fluid). Always start with 0.9% NS bolus. Higher mortality risk than DKA → NCLEX may frame it as the more dangerous condition in older adults. 🔹 Treatment Priority Order (NCLEX Sequence) Fluids → Restore perfusion first. Electrolytes (especially K+) → Correct before insulin if low. Insulin → Continuous IV infusion, titrate down once stable. Add dextrose (D5W) → Once glucose <250–300 to prevent hypoglycemia while clearing ketones (DKA). 🔹 Common NCLEX Traps Don’t choose insulin first → fluids always come before insulin. Don’t ignore hypokalemia → low K+ kills faster than high sugar. Don’t assume only type 1 can have DKA → rare, but type 2 can develop it under stress. Don’t forget cause → infection is the #1 trigger for both → expect orders for cultures, antibiotics. Don’t lower glucose too fast → risk of cerebral edema, especially in kids with DKA. 🔹 Quick Memory Hooks DKA = “Acid + Ketones + Kids (type 1)” HHS = “High sugar, High age, Higher neuro decline” Treatment mantra for both → “Fix the fluids, Fix the K+, Then Fix the sugar.”#nurse #nclex #medicalstudent #nursingstudent
NCLEX Tips for DKA and HHS✍️✍️ DKA happens fast (usually after missed insulin, infection, or stress). Always think “young + type 1 + ketones.” Look for acidosis clues → fruity breath, abdominal pain, vomiting, Kussmaul respirations. Anion gap metabolic acidosis is a classic finding. Monitor potassium carefully: Before insulin: K+ may look normal or high (because it shifts out of cells). After insulin + fluids: K+ drops dangerously → continuous ECG monitoring needed. Resolution of DKA = when pH > 7.3, HCO₃ > 18, and ketones cleared → not just when glucose normalizes. 🔹 More NCLEX Tips for HHS Think elderly with type 2 diabetes → often triggered by illness (UTI, pneumonia) or poor fluid intake. Glucose is extremely high (>600–1000 mg/dL), but no ketones or acidosis. Neuro symptoms are worse than DKA → confusion, seizures, stroke-like symptoms, coma. Dehydration is profound (may lose 8–10 L of fluid). Always start with 0.9% NS bolus. Higher mortality risk than DKA → NCLEX may frame it as the more dangerous condition in older adults. 🔹 Treatment Priority Order (NCLEX Sequence) Fluids → Restore perfusion first. Electrolytes (especially K+) → Correct before insulin if low. Insulin → Continuous IV infusion, titrate down once stable. Add dextrose (D5W) → Once glucose <250–300 to prevent hypoglycemia while clearing ketones (DKA). 🔹 Common NCLEX Traps Don’t choose insulin first → fluids always come before insulin. Don’t ignore hypokalemia → low K+ kills faster than high sugar. Don’t assume only type 1 can have DKA → rare, but type 2 can develop it under stress. Don’t forget cause → infection is the #1 trigger for both → expect orders for cultures, antibiotics. Don’t lower glucose too fast → risk of cerebral edema, especially in kids with DKA. 🔹 Quick Memory Hooks DKA = “Acid + Ketones + Kids (type 1)” HHS = “High sugar, High age, Higher neuro decline” Treatment mantra for both → “Fix the fluids, Fix the K+, Then Fix the sugar.”#nurse #nclex #medicalstudent #nursingstudent

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