Coarctation of the Aorta Nursing Pediatrics | Congenital Heart Disease Defects

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Coarctation of aorta nursing pediatrics NCLEX review (congenital heart disease defect).
What is coarctation of the aorta? It's a congenital heart defect where narrowing is present in the aorta.
What does the aorta do? It’s the largest artery is the body! It’s a very important structure that comes off of the left ventricle. It carries rich oxygenated blood that has just left the lungs to go to the body via a network of arteries that supply the brain, upper/lower extremities, organs, and tissues.
Quick Facts about CoA:
In coarctation of the aorta, the narrowing of the aorta tends to occurs AFTER the left subclavian artery, either before or after the ductus arteriosus.
There are different types of CoA: Preductal and postductal
According to CDC.gov, 1,600 babies in the U.S. are born with this condition each year.
It can be diagnosed during a prenatal visit with fetal ultrasound or after birth with an echocardiogram.
It’s thought to be caused by the tissue that makes up the ductus arteriosus, which has extended into a section of the aorta. Therefore, when the ductus arteriosus NORMALLY closes a section of the aorta narrows too.
Signs and symptoms coarctation of the aorta include: very strong bounding pulses in the upper extremities while absent to diminished pulses are in the lower extremities, hypertension in the upper extremities (more than 20 mmHg when compared to the lower extremities), headaches, heart failure (left side), nose bleeds, systolic heart murmur located on the interscapular region on the left
Nursing interventions for coarctation of the aorta include: monitor for heart failure, assess pulses and blood pressure, education about treatment and complications after treatment (restenosis and hypertension) etc.
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@RegisteredNurseRN 5 лет назад

Hey Everyone! At 16:08 when I talk about treatment, I discuss how a prostaglandin infusion is used to keep the PDA open until surgery. Please disregard the pop-up that says "prostaglandin inhibitors". It should have said "prostaglandin infusion" rather than prostaglandin inhibitors. Thanks for studying with me :) Don't forget: Quiz: www.registerednursern.com/coarctation-aorta-nclex-questions/ Notes: www.registerednursern.com/coarctation-of-aorta-nclex/ More Congenital heart defect videos: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pemDBIlOCTs.html *Nursing Gear: **teespring.com/stores/registerednursern* Facebook: facebook.com/RegisteredNurseRNs Instagram: instagram.com/registerednursern_com/ Twitter: twitter.com/NursesRN

@princessnneoma5267 5 лет назад

RegisteredNurseRN please can you make a video for cancer and hiv. We have a test on both in less than 3 weeks. Thanks

@anam9621 4 года назад

Thanks for the clarification!

@becool3812 4 года назад

I was a bit confused between prostaglandin and prostaglandin inhibitors that’s why I watched your video and you made why we need prostaglandin in Coarctation of the Aorta so clear. Thank you!

@karynmayeumayam3382 3 года назад

Love your channel. Thanks for your content. Can you make a video of aortic and pulmonary stenosis?

@swetakumari70 5 лет назад

After watching your video I realized how simple it is... Want to be your student mam... Respect and love from India 🙏💐

@darlingoh2780 5 лет назад

Sarah, I’ve been watching your videos for the last 3 months as I prepared for the NCLEX. I have been out of school for approximately 1 year with severe test anxiety which almost broke me down. I sat for my test yesterday and passed first time. Got the news just now!!! Thank you for building my confidence little by little thru your videos. God bless you and grant your deepest wishes ❤️❤️❤️

@RegisteredNurseRN 5 лет назад

Thank you so much for your message, and congrats on passing the NCLEX first try! That is such an awesome accomplishment. I'm so glad that you found my videos helpful, and I pray that you have a blessed career as a new nurse. Thanks again, and may God greatly bless you!

@lexic.7942 3 года назад

YAY! Congrats! I hope that happens for me as well!

@ajlavanetwork5755 3 года назад

I want to say Thankyou then & THANKYOU now ~ All the way from Australia 🇦🇺 whilst i was a University student studying bachelor of Nursing your RU-vid videos are why I survived University and further why I ended up understanding the underpinning foundations beyond those around me in university and once registered on the floor. Prior to that I struggled in silence yet studied harder than anyone I knew but still didn’t understand. However once i found your channel, It was no longer trying to get that pass mark or accepting p’s = degrees. Instead i was motivated and driven to understand everything that I didn’t. Well here i am watching all your videos again 7 years graduated! I am refreshing my knowledge as i am about to return to the ER post maternity leave. Your videos were then and are still now the absolute best ones going that can educate any level of nurse learner.. Not many can say they achieve that.

@towelakabwe 5 лет назад

U are a life saver! I was learning this in peds class today and the whole time I was in class I was thinking to check your channel and see if u have this topic on there. U just have a way of breaking down content that i understand it better. Thank u!

@Tigrinyatalesandtalks 4 года назад

Amazing lecture!!!! I always watch these videos after my classes and study for my exams.Honestly her explanation is way better than my instructor.....excellent!!!!!

@cstanley27 5 лет назад

I'm an emt-I ...watch videos all the time thanks for the good info...helps me with with remembering anatomy and understanding other more advanced concepts

@356myg1559 5 лет назад

Thank you so much nurse Sarah for your amazing videos! You clearly explain all the disorders and the nursing interventions. I literally attribute my nursing school success to you! Thank you!!

@frosty9139 3 года назад

beautiful accent, never change. I work at a children's hospital and haven't had a pt with TOF in a while. This was a great little review. I feel like I have forgotten so much!

@kimberlyunderwood3574 4 года назад

Hey Sarah! I just wanted to reach out and say thank you for all of your hard work that you’ve placed in creating the content that you post. I just graduated Nursing school and am about to take my NCLEX. Your content is extremely helpful and very easy to follow. Thank you for supporting my education and you have helped me earn my degree. God bless you, and please continue your work!

@arthurcook6732 5 лет назад

I have had this since I was born but my parents never explained it to me in detail so just wanted to say thank you. I've had 2 different bypasses and multiple balloon Operations and then a pigs valve when I was 12. I'm 28 now and about to get a new one, thank you again for the detailed information you are awesome.

@adriennecurry1303 4 года назад

Hi did you ever have open heart surgery to remove the narrowed area?

@pendragon8185 2 года назад

@@adriennecurry1303 I have gotten a new account and revisited this, I know it’s been a year but yes, when I was 3 weeks old I was told that they replaced it with a vain from my left arm, then many operations over the years till I was 12 happen with a balloon to keep it wide, when I turn 12 I got a pig’s valve, and a graff done and have only ever had one more operation when I was 20 because there might have been a problem. I am told being 31 now I may need another and have actually been waiting to find out more.

@katronds 5 лет назад

Thank you Sarah for all your videos that helps me passed my cmsrn exam. It is very helpful and made me understand the principle of diseases. God bless you.

@teamadriannaful 5 лет назад

This content was really hard to understand in lecture but your videos made it finally click in my head! Thanks for the awesome videos!

@aynsleykahler8809 5 лет назад

I was just learning about this! Perfect timing for a video! Thanks so much!!

@khalidelhadrie5789 3 года назад

Your videos are amazing, you are not just helping nurses but doctors too, m a med student and I've learned a lot from your explanation it's more simple then our professors. So much love

@hervekoudri4882 5 лет назад

Thank you for the content... this is exactly what I need.

@bharatsoni795 5 лет назад

Thanks alot for uploading these type of videos.

@babarshahab5976 4 года назад

Your knowledge is so clear as you are

@kendracollins78 3 года назад

Thank you for helping me with my licensure examination....keep up the good work... up are the best

@BethFlower7889 5 лет назад

I was born with a severe CoA and had the end to end via thoracotomy at six weeks old in 1989. Informative video

@uzmaqadri483 5 лет назад

My son had d same and got operated when he was 8 days old. Now he is 6 months old. Just want to know how is the quality of life?

@adriennecurry1303 4 года назад

How was it growing up? Did you have to have multiple surgeries?

@asmitamalla9595 3 года назад

Maam you are my super hero of nursing lectures

@adriennecurry1303 4 года назад

Loove.. thanks for sharing. God bless you. ❤

@clairesabangan5665 4 года назад

Hi sarah!Thanks for uploading this video.It made me easy to understand your video material

@itsdestiny788 2 года назад

Im in school for ultrasound and your videos are amazingg

@Musicisdreamable 5 лет назад

Just in time for my quiz! Now if I can only get some PEDS GI lectures (intussusception, volvulus, etc..) that would be awesome! Haha

@Andrew-Paulo 5 месяцев назад

Great video

@LavinBurgess 4 года назад

I had this when I was first born, and I love learning about it.

@adriennecurry1303 4 года назад

How have you adjusted? I know someone scheduled to have that surgery.

@jaimemauricio5526 3 года назад

Me too. I was diagnosed @4yo, turned 5 in the hospital. This was very informative, not many videos give as much detail.

@chriskuhr9325 5 лет назад

I love your channel!! Can you do a future video on Steven Johnson syndrome/toxic epidermal necrolysis(TENS)? :)

@nhicollebullo6274 2 года назад

thank you again Queen for saving my nursing education

@denisebaye3001 5 лет назад

I love you. It’s like u have my syllabus... thanks for all you do

@karynmayeumayam3382 3 года назад

Love your channel. Thanks for your content. Can you make a video of aortic and pulmonary stenosis?

@maryanndayandante4591 2 года назад

Hi Sara, i like the way you explained because it is very clear. Can you discuss Alcapa also? Thank you

@divyahganesh3144 4 года назад

Sending you lots of love

@socialsound6494 3 года назад

absolutely fantastic. Thanks

@sneh7438 3 года назад

thankuuuuuuuuu so much for uploading this topic

@winnerfromindia2309 3 года назад

Excellent lecture Ma'am 🥇🎖️🥉🥈🥉🇮🇳

@sheikhwaqar5049 4 года назад

I had this diseases .but thank GOD after surgery I am good

@vanirampersad794 3 года назад

i love all your videos!!

@shashinisamarakoon2001 3 месяца назад

Thank uu soo much Madam. U are great ❤🥺

@rosankotsi9344 4 года назад

Thank you😘

@rashahafez5914 4 года назад

Thank you so much

@joudalra3493 4 года назад

Thankkk you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@arianneb5208 2 месяца назад

Do you have a video on Aortic and Pulmonic Stenosis?

@sneh7438 3 года назад

god always bless u amen from india student nurse

@bervelyluv2643 5 лет назад

Can you do some lectures on psych meds Please?🙂

@sherakbar6534 2 года назад

Good lecture

@pamoutar4221 5 лет назад

very informative..my daughter inlaw is expecting and that is what she was told about the baby..can it fix by itself after birth.

@jeffwouters522 7 месяцев назад

I'm 64 years old I had this surgery in 1965. When was this surgery 1st performed? Am I one of the oldest surviving patients that had this surgery performed?

@AndrewChun791 Год назад

Thanks!

@RegisteredNurseRN Год назад

Thank you so much!

@pinkeybist4344 3 года назад

can you do lectures on total anomalous pulmonary venous connection please , my board exams are nere and i have no idea about that topic

@nennethdeleon5113 Год назад

I was born with CoA and been taking my maintenance for 37 yrs I’m now 59yrs old. I’m already feeling different now a days and experiencing like tired most of the time. Pls adv me what to do. Thank you and god bless.

@jocaptotepcaputol7678 3 года назад

very big help

@hudatyu8905 2 года назад

Very nice

@wanifayzil4008 Год назад

Is coarctation of aorta cyanotic or acyanotic heart disease?

@cactusjack3059 2 года назад

How much will this affect my adult hood. I have coarctation of the aorta when I was 2 weeks old, I’m unaware off how significant it was. I honestly didn’t think much till I got curious. Will I die younger?

@alexisperez6333 3 года назад

Sarah I love you!!

@-un1ty312 3 года назад

perfect

@naolove3481 5 лет назад

I have a Question do RN specifically give medicadion to pacients ? Im thinking in going for RN or Ultrasound Technician. ..... Please let me kn Thx❤

@shellye.rawlins8587 5 лет назад

LVNs can give medications in addition to RNs.

@deemayab6163 5 лет назад

My baby diagnosed with mild coa.one doctor explained that it goes its own way when baby grows older .my baby age was 24 days.am so much concern about this.but explained that he need to followup.Is curable without any surgery ??