Today, Dr. Morgan Taylor demystifies HELLP syndrome—a severe variant of preeclampsia. You’ll learn the meaning behind H-E-L-L-P, the classic symptoms/labs, immediate nursing priorities, and why delivery is the only definitive treatment. Who should watch: Nursing students, new grad nurses, and L&D/ED nurses who need a clear framework to spot HELLP early and prioritize actions that protect mom and baby. Find everything Archer Review has to offer: archerreview.link/PulseCheck Use code PULSECHECK10 - an exclusive discount just for our listeners! Connect with us! 📸 Instagram: @archernursing 📘 Facebook: Archer NCLEX Review 🎵 TikTok: @archernursing ▶️ YouTube: Archer Review NCLEX, USMLE, TEAS7, and FNP
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EP 65 - Preeclampsia
In this episode, Dr. Morgan Taylor breaks down preeclampsia, one of the most high-yield and potentially dangerous pregnancy complications nurses must know. You’ll learn how abnormal placental development leads to vasospasm, leaky vessels, and multi-system damage — and how to recognize early warning signs before the condition escalates. Who should watch: Nursing students, new grads, and OB nurses preparing for exams or clinical rotations who want to confidently identify, manage, and educate clients about preeclampsia — one of the most test-worthy topics on the NCLEX and in practice! Find everything Archer Review has to offer: archerreview.link/PulseCheck Use code PULSECHECK10 - an exclusive discount just for our listeners! Connect with us! 📸 Instagram: @archernursing 📘 Facebook: Archer NCLEX Review 🎵 TikTok: @archernursing ▶️ YouTube: Archer Review NCLEX, USMLE, TEAS7, and FNP
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EP 64 - Coarctation of the Aorta
In this episode, Dr. Morgan Taylor breaks down coarctation of the aorta—a congenital heart defect where the body’s main highway for blood flow suddenly narrows. You’ll learn how to recognize this “traffic jam” in circulation, what it looks like at the bedside, and how nurses assess and monitor it from infancy through childhood. Who should watch: Nursing students and new grads studying pediatric cardiac conditions who want to confidently recognize coarctation on exams and in clinical settings—especially those learning how to interpret blood pressure gradients and pulse differences in congenital heart disease. Find everything Archer Review has to offer: archerreview.link/PulseCheck Use code PULSECHECK10 - an exclusive discount just for our listeners! Connect with us! 📸 Instagram: @archernursing 📘 Facebook: Archer NCLEX Review 🎵 TikTok: @archernursing ▶️ YouTube: Archer Review NCLEX, USMLE, TEAS7, and FNP
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EP 63 - Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA)
In this episode, Dr. Morgan Taylor dives into one of the most common congenital heart defects seen in newborns — Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA). You’ll learn how this fetal “shortcut” between the aorta and pulmonary artery should close after birth, what happens when it doesn’t, and the hallmark signs every nurse should recognize at the bedside. Who should watch: Nursing students, new grads on NICU/Peds/ED floors, or anyone who wants a quick, test-ready grasp of PDA—from the classic machine-like murmur to bedside priorities and closure options. Find everything Archer Review has to offer: archerreview.link/PulseCheck Use code PULSECHECK10 - an exclusive discount just for our listeners! Connect with us! 📸 Instagram: @archernursing 📘 Facebook: Archer NCLEX Review 🎵 TikTok: @archernursing ▶️ YouTube: Archer Review NCLEX, USMLE, TEAS7, and FNP
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EP 62 - Leukemia
In this episode, Dr. Morgan Taylor breaks down leukemia—a core NCLEX topic that every nursing student should understand. You’ll learn what happens when the bone marrow goes rogue, how to spot key clinical signs, and what to do when a fever strikes in an immunocompromised client. What You’ll Learn Leukemia basics: Bone marrow produces immature “blast” cells that crowd out healthy blood cells Key findings: Fatigue, pallor, bruising, fever, bone pain Common types and how to tell acute from chronic Nursing interventions: Neutropenic and bleeding precautions, frequent labs, transfusions as needed Discharge education: When to seek care — fever >100.4°F, worsening fatigue, or bleeding Who should watch: Nursing students reviewing hematologic disorders, new grads on med-surg or pediatric units, and anyone who wants to feel confident identifying and prioritizing care for clients with leukemia. Find everything Archer Review has to offer: archerreview.link/PulseCheck Use code PULSECHECK10 - an exclusive discount just for our listeners! Connect with us! 📸 Instagram: @archernursing 📘 Facebook: Archer NCLEX Review 🎵 TikTok: @archernursing ▶️ YouTube: Archer Review NCLEX, USMLE, TEAS7, and FNP
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