Pulse Check with Archer Nursing

Where nursing comes to life! Packed with high-yield information, challenge questions, and real-life cases, these episodes will help you master must-know nursing topics for both the NCLEX and clinical practice. Give us 15 minutes and we'll take one complicated nursing topic - and make it easy. Ready for nursing to be fun?

Pulse Check with Archer Nursing is a education podcast hosted by Archer Review, with 113 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Archer Review hosts Pulse Check with Archer Nursing, a education show with 113 episodes published.

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  Episode #114

  EP 114 - Necrotizing enterocolitis I Pulse Check with Archer Nursing

  Aug 18, 202621 min

  Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) can progress quickly, making early recognition and intervention essential for NICU nurses.In this episode of Pulse Check with Archer Nursing, Dr. Morgan Taylor is joined by Archer Review Chief Medical Officer and neonatologist Dr. Steve DeMayo to walk through a realistic NEC case and break down exactly what future nurses need to know.You’ll learn:* The pathophysiology behind NEC* The biggest risk factors in premature infants* Early warning signs vs. signs of severe disease* Key abdominal X-ray findings* What to do when NEC is suspected* The nursing priorities you need to know for the NCLEX and clinical practiceThen, put it all together with an NCLEX-style question: When a preterm infant develops a green gastric residual and a newly distended, firm abdomen, what should the nurse do first?Think you know the answer? Watch until the end and see if you got it right.Explore more nursing school and NCLEX resources at ArcherReview.com Connect with us! Instagram: @archernursing Facebook: Archer NCLEX Review TikTok: @archernursing▶️ YouTube: Archer Review NCLEX, USMLE, TEAS7, and FNPVisit Archer Review: archerreview.com#ArcherReview #ArcherNursing #NCLEX #NCLEXPrep #NursingSchool #NursingStudent #FutureNurse #NICUNurse #NICUNursing #NeonatalNursing #NecrotizingEnterocolitis #NEC #PediatricNursing #NursingEducation #NursingPodcast

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  Episode #113

  EP 113 –How to advocate for yourself as a nurse

  Aug 11, 202634 min

  In this episode of Pulse Check with Archer Nursing, host Dr. Morgan Taylor sits down with Hiva Kaz, Director of Advanced Practice, to unpack what advocacy really means for nurses—and why it all starts with self-advocacy. Advocacy can feel overwhelming, especially when it gets tangled up with politics and policy. But before you can advocate for the profession, you have to be able to advocate for yourself. Morgan and Hiva get candid about nursing's culture of self-sacrifice, why burnout is driving nurses from the bedside, and how small, everyday actions build the foundation for bigger change. What we cover: Why self-advocacy is the starting point for all advocacy The problem with treating nursing as "just a calling" Meeting your basic needs as a form of self-advocacy How to speak up on your unit—and do it constructively Bringing solutions (and administrator language) to the table Asking the right questions in job interviews to find a healthy culture Knowing when to stay, advocate, and when it's okay to walk away Whether you're a student about to graduate, a new grad at the bedside, or an experienced nurse looking for change, this conversation will leave you with practical, doable steps to advocate for yourself and your patients. Ready for nursing to be fun? Give us 15 minutes and we'll make one complicated topic easy. Archer Nursing has you covered through nursing school, the NCLEX, and beyond with on-demand video lectures, high-yield question banks, live case study reviews, and more. Start studying at archerreview.com Follow us for free nursing tips and study resources: @ArcherNursing #NursingAdvocacy #SelfAdvocacy #NurseBurnout #NewGradNurse #NursingCareer #ArcherNursing

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  Episode #112

  EP 112 - Postpartum Hemorrhage I NCLEX Prep

  Aug 3, 202624 min

  Postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) is one of the most urgent maternal emergencies every nursing student needs to recognize. In this episode of Pulse Check with Archer Nursing , Dr. Morgan Taylor breaks down the pathophysiology behind postpartum hemorrhage, the most common causes, and the priority nursing interventions you need to know for the NCLEX and clinical practice. Through a real-life clinical story from her very first nursing shift, Morgan walks you through how to identify uterine atony, recognize early signs of hemorrhage, and prioritize lifesaving nursing actions. In this episode, you'll learn: What postpartum hemorrhage is and why it happens The "4 Ts" of postpartum hemorrhage Why uterine atony is the leading cause of PPH How to assess a boggy fundus and what it means The priority nursing interventions for postpartum hemorrhage When to perform fundal massage The role of oxytocin (Pitocin) and other uterotonic medications Why an empty bladder matters after delivery How to recognize signs of hypovolemic shock NCLEX-style prioritization strategies for maternal-newborn nursing Whether you're preparing for the NCLEX, studying maternal-newborn nursing, or reviewing postpartum emergencies before clinicals, this episode simplifies a high-yield topic into practical concepts you'll remember. Prepare for nursing school & the NCLEX with Archer Nursing: https://nurses.archerreview.com Follow Archer Nursing for more free nursing education: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/archernursing TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@archernursing Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/archernursing Timestamps 00:00 Introduction & NCLEX Practice Question 02:10 Understanding normal postpartum physiology 05:20 The 4 Ts of postpartum hemorrhage 09:10 Uterine atony explained 12:30 Why bladder distention matters 15:15 Real-life postpartum hemorrhage case study 23:45 Priority nursing interventions 29:30 Oxytocin, uterotonics & medication review 36:15 When hemorrhage doesn't stop 42:20 NCLEX practice question breakdown 46:10 Key takeaways #NCLEX #PostpartumHemorrhage #MaternalNewbornNursing #NursingSchool #NursingStudent #OBNursing #ArcherNursing #NCLEXPrep

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  Episode #111

  EP 111 –Neuroleptic malignant syndrome

  Jul 29, 202619 min

  What should a nurse do when a client taking haloperidol suddenly develops a high fever, severe muscle rigidity, confusion, and profuse sweating? In this episode of Pulse Check with Archer Nursing , Dr. Morgan Taylor breaks down neuroleptic malignant syndrome, a rare but life-threatening reaction associated with antipsychotic medications. Learn how to recognize: • High fever and lead-pipe muscle rigidity • Tachycardia, hypertension, and diaphoresis • The difference between NMS and serotonin syndrome • Complications such as rhabdomyolysis and acute kidney injury • Priority nursing interventions and emergency treatment Test your knowledge with an NCLEX-style practice question and learn why immediately holding the antipsychotic medication and notifying the provider is the priority action. Explore nursing resources, NCLEX preparation, question banks, video lectures, and live case study reviews at: https://www.archerreview.com Follow Archer Nursing for more nursing tips and study resources: Instagram: @ArcherNursing TikTok: @ArcherNursing YouTube: @ArcherNursing #NeurolepticMalignantSyndrome #NCLEXReview #NursingSchool #NursingStudents #ArcherNursing

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  Episode #110

  EP 110 Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS)

  Jul 21, 202620 min

  A painful rash after starting a new medication should never be ignored. In this episode of Pulse Check with Archer Nursing, Dr. Morgan Taylor explains how to recognize Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, why it is a medical emergency, and which nursing action takes priority. Test your knowledge with the practice question, then learn the clinical clues that can help you identify this life-threatening reaction. #ArcherNursing #PulseCheckPodcast #NCLEXPrep #NursingStudents #NursingEducation

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