Pulse Check with Archer Nursing

In this episode of Pulse Check with Archer Nursing, Dr. Morgan Taylor, DNP, CPNP, CCRN breaks down strokes in a clear, test-ready way—starting with the two major types (ischemic vs hemorrhagic) and why identifying which one is happening changes everything about treatment and nursing priorities. 
You’ll walk through a realistic ED scenario, learn why “last known well” drives the entire plan of care, and connect key actions—glucose check, CT scan, blood pressure control, and thrombolytic eligibility—back to the core concept: the brain can’t wait for oxygen. 
This episode is perfect for nursing students, new grads, and bedside nurses who want a stronger grasp of stroke triage, thrombolytic safety, and NCLEX-style prioritization—especially when blood pressure control is the key step standing between the patient and lifesaving treatment. 
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This episode shifts gears to focus on you: your routines, your energy, and how to start a new semester without repeating what didn’t work last time. Dr. Morgan Taylor, DNP, CPNP, CCRN walks you through a simple, realistic reset to help you feel more grounded, organized, and supported as the semester begins. 
Instead of chasing motivation or trying to become a “new you” overnight, this episode focuses on building a repeatable weekly rhythm that fits your real life and nursing school demands. 
This episode is perfect for nursing students starting a new semester, feeling overwhelmed by schedules and syllabi, or looking for a more sustainable way to balance school, life, and rest. If last semester felt chaotic or exhausting, this reset will help you start fresh—with intention, structure, and self-compassion. 
Find everything Archer Review has to offer: 
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In this episode of Pulse Check with Archer Nursing, Dr. Morgan Taylor, DNP, CPNP, CCRN breaks down intussusception, a pediatric gastrointestinal emergency where one segment of the bowel telescopes into another, cutting off blood flow and causing rapid deterioration if not treated quickly. 
We walk through the classic presentation you’re expected to recognize on exams and in real life—and connect the anatomy, symptoms, and nursing priorities so you know exactly what to do when the signs appear. 
This episode is especially helpful for nursing students, pediatric clinical rotations, NCLEX prep, and new nurses who need to quickly identify intussusception—and understand why prompt intervention can prevent bowel necrosis and surgery. 
Find everything Archer Review has to offer: 
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Use code PULSECHECK10 - an exclusive discount just for our listeners! 
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In this episode, Dr. Morgan Taylor, DNP, CPNP, CCRN breaks down placental abruption, a high-stakes obstetric emergency that requires rapid recognition and immediate action. We walk through exactly what happens when the placenta prematurely separates from the uterine wall—and why this scenario puts both mom and baby at serious risk. 
Using a realistic ED to labor & delivery scenario, this episode connects pathophysiology to bedside priorities so you know what to look for, how to respond, and what truly matters in the moment. 
This episode is essential for nursing students, new grads, and anyone preparing for OB exams or clinicals who needs to confidently identify placental abruption and act without hesitation. 
Find everything Archer Review has to offer: 
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Use code PULSECHECK10 - an exclusive discount just for our listeners! 
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In this episode, Dr. Morgan Taylor, DNP, CPNP, CCRN breaks down newborn jaundice, one of the most common (and often misunderstood) conditions you’ll see in mother–baby, pediatrics, and on exams. We walk through why newborns turn yellow, how bilirubin is produced and cleared, and—most importantly—how to recognize when jaundice crosses the line from normal physiology to a true emergency. 
Using a real-world bedside scenario, this episode helps you connect the pathophysiology to what you actually see and do as the nurse. 
This episode is essential for nursing students, new grads, and anyone caring for newborns who wants to feel confident distinguishing “normal yellow” from “act now.” If you’re prepping for exams or clinicals—and want jaundice to finally make sense—this one’s for you. 
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