Everything on your Drive, sorted by topic. Each one opens in Drive or downloads for the car — they are far too big to sit on this site, and Drive already streams them and remembers where you stopped.
536 recordings 📁 The Podcasts folder on Drive →Showing 537 recordings.
🎵 VLC playlists — 42 of them, one per module for all three classes →Stages of labor, the 5 Ps, dilation and effacement, fetal station, and the fourth-stage checks.
Contraction patterns and fetal heart rate strips: baseline, variability, accelerations and the three decelerations.
How pregnancy rewires the mother’s heart, blood, lungs, kidneys and hormones.
Mark Klimek NCLEX lecture 10: maternity and OB. Full-length.
Mark Klimek NCLEX review, lecture 10 of 12. Two copies on your Drive: this one and a smaller version.
Mark Klimek NCLEX lecture 11: OB part 2. Full-length.
Mark Klimek NCLEX review, lecture 11 of 12. Two copies on your Drive: this one and a smaller version.
Drive would not copy this one — the buttons still play and download the original.
Picking a contraceptive for a specific patient: risk factors, contraindications and side effects of each method.
Nutrition and health promotion in pregnancy: folic acid, weight gain, what to avoid and why.
Choosing contraception: who must not have estrogen, and the trade-offs of each method.
Early-pregnancy bleeding: the miscarriage types, ectopic pregnancy and molar pregnancy.
Normal changes of pregnancy that look like disease, and how to tell them apart.
Naegele’s rule, GTPAL, fundal height and the other numbers you must produce on the spot.
Conception, placental function and fetal development milestones, plus the markers used to check on the fetus.
Prenatal visits and antepartum surveillance: non-stress test, biophysical profile, contraction stress test, amniocentesis.
Recognizing the pregnancy emergencies: hemorrhage, ectopic rupture, and the preeclampsia warning signs.
Hypertensive disorders, preeclampsia and eclampsia, and magnesium sulfate nursing.
Labor progression plus reading fetal heart rate strips.
Comfort and analgesia in labor: epidurals, opioids, nitrous, non-drug options, and their nursing checks.
Dysfunctional labor, uterine rupture, prolapsed cord, shoulder dystocia, and the drugs and math that go with them.
The physiologic and psychological changes of pregnancy, system by system.
How each contraceptive method works, from hormones to barriers to IUDs.
Short Mark Klimek maternity clip (about 8 minutes).
A child is not a small adult: vital signs by age, assessment, and why a normal BP never rules out shock.
Growth and development milestones and the Erikson stages across childhood.
The infant year: reflexes, growth, feeding and safety.
Infant milestones month by month, weight doubling and tripling, and the immunization schedule.
Toddlers and preschoolers: autonomy, tantrums, toilet training, play and safety.
Weight-based dosing, safe-dose ranges, and developmentally appropriate care.
Dose calculations, the medication rights in children, and atraumatic care.
Croup, epiglottitis, RSV, asthma and cystic fibrosis, with NGN-style priority questions.
Congenital heart defects, heart failure in children, Kawasaki disease and rheumatic fever.
Pyloric stenosis, intussusception, Hirschsprung, cleft lip and palate, and dehydration.
Nephrotic syndrome, glomerulonephritis, UTI, hypospadias and Wilms tumor.
Type 1 diabetes in children, DKA, growth hormone and thyroid problems.
Sickle cell, hemophilia, iron-deficiency anemia and leukemia nursing.
Fractures and casts, scoliosis, clubfoot, hip dysplasia, cerebral palsy and muscular dystrophy.
Raised ICP, meningitis, seizures, hydrocephalus and head injury in children.
Fluids, electrolytes and acid–base: the values, the signs and the fixes.
Gerontologic nursing: normal aging changes, delirium vs dementia, polypharmacy and falls.
The pathophysiology behind fluid, electrolyte and acid–base imbalances.
Which imbalance kills first: potassium, sodium, calcium, and the priority order.
Correcting fluid, electrolyte and acid–base imbalances safely.
Pre-op, intra-op and post-op nursing, and the surgical complications that need action now.
What to do first, across all thirteen modules, for the final.
Shock stages and types, SIRS, sepsis and MODS.
Eye and ear disorders (glaucoma, cataracts, hearing loss) plus shock.
Disaster and emergency nursing: triage tags, mass casualty, and how where people live shapes the emergencies that arrive.
ATI Med-Surg chapter 54 read as a podcast: cholecystitis and cholelithiasis.
ATI Med-Surg chapter 55 read as a podcast: pancreatitis.
Cirrhosis and liver failure: portal hypertension, oesophageal varices, ascites and paracentesis, jaundice, hepatic encephalopathy and lactulose, viral hepatitis A–E, and liver cancer. NUR 198 Exam 4, Module 10.
ATI Med-Surg chapter 59 read as a podcast: hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis.
ATI Med-Surg chapter 61 read as a podcast: polycystic kidney disease, AKI and CKD.
ATI Med-Surg chapter 62 read as a podcast: infections of the renal and urinary system.
ATI Med-Surg chapter 63 read as a podcast: renal calculi.
Bladder cancer and what happens after the bladder comes out: painless haematuria as the hallmark sign, smoking as the top risk, cystoscopy and TURBT, BCG instillation, then the three urinary diversions and stoma care. NUR 198 Exam 4, Module 9.
The three buckets of respiratory failure: lung cancer (mass), pulmonary embolism (perfusion), asthma and COPD (airflow). Its companion PDF is in the Respiratory folder.
Brunner & Suddarth chapter 44 read as a podcast: hepatic disorders and liver diagnostics.
The whole endocrine system: diabetes insipidus against SIADH, Graves and Hashimoto, thyroid storm and myxoedema coma, parathyroid tetany with the Chvostek and Trousseau signs, Addison and Cushing, phaeochromocytoma, and why steroids are never stopped abruptly. Recorded with the NUR 198 textbook batch; the content fits NUR 258 M5 too.
Acute kidney injury against chronic kidney disease: the vocabulary, oliguria and fluid overload, uraemia and rising creatinine, the stages through to end-stage kidney disease, then dialysis, access, and transplantation.
Brunner & Suddarth chapter 49 read as a podcast: renal disorders.
The female reproductive lifespan: menarche through menopause, the menstrual cycle, amenorrhoea against dysmenorrhoea, contraception, infertility, and ectopic pregnancy as a crisis.
Brunner & Suddarth chapter 54 read as a podcast: reproductive disorders. Pairs with NUR 258 M11.
Video. How one organ failure cascades into the next, from the renal and hepatobiliary set.
Mark Klimek NCLEX lecture 1: acid–base principles. Full-length. Pairs with NUR 198 M2.
Mark Klimek NCLEX review, lecture 1 of 12. Two copies on your Drive: this one and a smaller version.
Mark Klimek NCLEX lecture 5: diabetes. Full-length. Pairs with NUR 258 M6.
Mark Klimek NCLEX review, lecture 5 of 12. Two copies on your Drive: this one and a smaller version.
Mark Klimek NCLEX lecture 7: endocrine. Full-length. Pairs with NUR 258 M5.
Mark Klimek NCLEX review, lecture 7 of 12. Two copies on your Drive: this one and a smaller version.
Renal and hepatobiliary modules together: kidney failure, dialysis, liver, gallbladder and pancreas.
Video. Reading BUN, creatinine, GFR and the urinalysis to find the kidney problem; AKI, CKD, dialysis.
Video. Respiratory basics: ventilation, oxygenation, lung sounds and ABGs.
Video. Respiratory part 2: the disorders and their nursing care.
Ventilation vs oxygenation, ABGs, hypoxic drive and respiratory failure.
Oxygen from air to cell: ventilation, diffusion, perfusion, and where each can fail.
Why shock is a perfusion problem, not a blood-pressure number: the early signs and the types.
Mass-casualty triage, disaster phases and the nurse’s role.
HIV stages, labs, antiretrovirals, opportunistic infections and isolation for infectious disease.
Burns: depth, rule of nines, Parkland formula, the phases of burn care and inhalation injury.
Anemias, sickle cell, thrombocytopenia, DIC and transfusion nursing.
Cancer care, chemo and radiation precautions, and the oncologic emergencies (tumor lysis, SVC syndrome, spinal cord compression, hypercalcemia).
Stroke, ICP, seizures, head and spinal trauma, meningitis and the degenerative neuro diseases.
BPH and TURP, continuous bladder irrigation math, and urologic disorders.
ATI Med-Surg chapter 62 read as a podcast: infections of the renal and urinary system.
NotebookLM podcast built from your textbook chapter notes for NUR 198 Exam 4.
Rapid-fire recall drills on clinical judgment across the whole course.
Anemias, transfusion reactions, DIC and clotting emergencies. (Made 24 Aug for NUR 258, not NUR 198.)
Prioritization: ABCs, what kills first, and how to pick the right answer on NGN questions.
Thyroid storm, myxedema coma, adrenal crisis, SIADH and diabetes insipidus. (Made 24 Aug for NUR 258.)
Perfusion, pressure and fluid shifts: the physics behind acute-care assessment. Made in week 2 of NUR 198.
Congenital heart defects: shunts, cyanotic vs acyanotic, hemodynamics and the nursing care. (Sits in the NUR 198 Drive folder, but the content is pediatric cardiac.)
Short Mark Klimek clip on diabetes (about 9 minutes). Pairs with NUR 258 M6.
How to study NUR 198 with the study hub: a system instead of cramming.
Upper and lower GI: GERD, ulcers, appendicitis, bowel obstruction, ostomies, and the diagnostic traps.
An overview of the whole NUR 198 course and how its topics connect.
The emergency responses that must become reflex: airway, shock, hypoglycemia, hyperkalemia.
Spinal cord injury, autonomic dysreflexia, Guillain–Barré and myasthenia gravis. (Made 24 Aug for NUR 258.)
Stroke recognition and the tPA window, raised intracranial pressure, and the nursing priorities. (Made 24 Aug for NUR 258.)
DKA vs HHS: labs, fluids, insulin drips, potassium, and what to do first. (Made 24 Aug for NUR 258.)
Oxygen delivery, perfusion and fluid balance: the physiology under every acute-care priority. Made in week 2 of NUR 198.
The clinical judgment model (recognize, analyze, prioritize, act, evaluate) and how the study hub is built around it.
Cirrhosis, portal hypertension, varices, hepatic encephalopathy and pancreatitis.
A tour of the NUR 198 study hub and how to use it.
Prioritization frameworks and clinical judgment for NUR 198.
The “what kills first” priority framework, second episode.
History of psychiatric care and the neurobiology of mental illness.
Theories, therapies and treatment settings in psychiatric care.
Mark Klimek NCLEX lecture 2: alcohol and withdrawal. Full-length.
Mark Klimek NCLEX review, lecture 2 of 12. Two copies on your Drive: this one and a smaller version.
Mnemonics for the major psychiatric diagnoses and their criteria.
Crisis intervention, suicide risk, and the legal boundaries: consent, holds, confidentiality.
How priority questions work on mental-health exams: safety first, then therapeutic communication.
From asylums to neurobiology: how psychiatric nursing got here.
What mental illness looks like at the bedside: the major disorder groups in one long episode.
The therapeutic relationship and milieu: what actually helps people recover.
Therapeutic communication: the techniques, the blockers, and how they are tested.
Neurotransmitters and brain structures behind mood, psychosis and anxiety.
Schizophrenia and psychosis: positive and negative symptoms, antipsychotics, and nursing care.
Stress, anxiety and somatic symptom disorders: how distress becomes physical.
Short Mark Klimek clip on psych drugs (about 7 minutes).
Psychiatric drugs: mechanisms, black-box warnings, serotonin syndrome, NMS, lithium toxicity.
Patient rights, seclusion and restraints: the rules, the documentation and the nursing checks.
The psychiatric assessment: mental status exam, suicide screening, and what to document.
Psychiatric emergencies that are medical first: delirium, overdose, withdrawal, NMS, serotonin syndrome.
Psychiatric medications and their life-threatening risks: serotonin syndrome, NMS, agranulocytosis, lithium.
The therapeutic-vs-toxic tightrope for psych drugs, especially lithium and clozapine.
Disulfiram (Antabuse) and long-acting injectable antipsychotics: teaching and monitoring.
Mark Klimek NCLEX lecture 3: cardiac and cardiac pharmacology. Full-length.
Mark Klimek NCLEX review, lecture 3 of 12. Two copies on your Drive: this one and a smaller version.
Mark Klimek NCLEX lecture 6: psych pharmacology and hernias. Full-length.
Mark Klimek NCLEX review, lecture 6 of 12. Two copies on your Drive: this one and a smaller version.
Mark Klimek NCLEX lecture 9: psychiatric drugs. Full-length.
Mark Klimek NCLEX review, lecture 9 of 12. Two copies on your Drive: this one and a smaller version.
How each psychiatric drug class works and the side effects to watch for.
Class recording from 17 Nov 2025 (audio only).
Zoom audio from Fall 2025 week 12, the pharmacology term. Not yet speech-indexed, so the topic is unconfirmed - tell me if it is something else.
Professional nursing: the nursing process, scope of practice, ethics and critical thinking.
Mark Klimek NCLEX lecture 4: canes, crutches, walkers and psych. Full-length.
Mark Klimek NCLEX review, lecture 4 of 12. Two copies on your Drive: this one and a smaller version.
Drive would not copy this one — the buttons still play and download the original.
Clinical judgment and setting patient priorities. Made 30 May, in the third week of NUR 198.
The five fundamentals every nurse is graded on: assessment, safety, hygiene, mobility, documentation.
NUR 103 week 4 class lecture, audio only.
Lecture audio from the Fall 2025 term. The speech index hears nurses and patients but no anatomy, drugs or statistics, so NUR 103 is the best fit. Tell me if it belongs elsewhere.
NUR 103 week 5 class lecture, audio only.
Same series as the Wk 4 lecture audio. Not yet speech-indexed, so unconfirmed.
Therapeutic communication and the nurse–patient relationship.
Patient safety and infection control: falls, restraints, hand hygiene, isolation.
The healing environment: comfort, sleep, pain, and the things around the bed that matter.
Clinical judgment for beginners: assessment to intervention, step by step.
Why the hospital environment (noise, light, mobility, hygiene) decides outcomes.
ATI Med-Surg chapter 58 read as a podcast: renal diagnostic procedures.
Mark Klimek NCLEX lecture 8: lab values. Full-length.
Mark Klimek NCLEX review, lecture 8 of 12. Two copies on your Drive: this one and a smaller version.
Drive would not copy this one — the buttons still play and download the original.
Anatomy week 11 class recording (11 Jul 2025), audio only.
Zoom audio. Google's speech index hears anatomy and physiology, and the matching video sits in your Anatomy / Wk 11 folder.
Anatomy & Physiology week 12 class recording (22 Jul 2025), audio only.
Zoom audio from the same summer term. The speech index hears cells, hormones and patients but no statistics, so it is the A&P class, not MAT 300. The matching video is in the King Lectures folder under the wrong name.
Mark Klimek NCLEX lecture 12: prioritization and delegation. Full-length.
Mark Klimek NCLEX review, lecture 12 of 12. Two copies on your Drive: this one and a smaller version.
Drive would not copy this one — the buttons still play and download the original.
Audio the sweep found on your Drive that is not nursing — left here rather than quietly thrown away.
Motivational audio, not course content.
All of these are copied into your Podcasts folder on Drive, so they are gathered in one place there too. 4 would not copy — Drive returns an error on those files every time it is asked. They are still listed here and still play from the original. 34 of them had no subject in the filename, so I worked it out from your own ATI contents, your exam guides and your module list and renamed them. 7 are still unidentified and say so on the card. The 12 Klimek lectures existed twice at different qualities; each is now one card with both files on it.