A very good evening aspirants, welcome to Hindu newspaper analysis brought to you by Shankarae's Academy for the date 23rd of September 2022. Displayed here are the list of articles that we are going to discuss today. Without any delay, let's get into the article discussion. Today, we are going to start our discussion with this editorial article. This article talks about the census of India. As we all know, there is a delay in making the 2021 population census. At first, it was delayed due to COVID-19 pandemic, but still it is continuing. See the author of the editorial says that this missing census is an issue in the long run. And he also talks about the other contentious issues relating with census like the NRC. NRC here is National Register for Citizens. And this is the crux of the news article given here. In this context, let us discuss some basic information about census, then we will move on to see about its significance. And finally, we will see the current issues concerned with the population census. But before that, the syllabus relevant to the article is highlighted here. For your reference, please go through it. Now what is a population census? See population census is the total process of collecting, compiling, analysing, disseminating the demographic, economic and social data. See this whole process is done at a specific time and it is about the persons living in the country. The additional information that you should know about census is that it is conducted under the provisions of census act 1948. And the population census, it is a union subject listed under the seventh schedule of the constitution. See, don't get confused here. You don't have to remember each and every topic and whether it comes under union, state or concurrent list or not. Just remembering the important ones will help you enrich your main's answer. That's why I have given you the information that population census comes under the union subject. See, there is also an easy way to remember this. I'll give you an example. Take for example, the education. It comes under the concurrent list, right? So how can you remember this? We know both male gender and female gender can have education, right? So you can remember it like both state and centre can make laws regarding education and that is why it comes under concurrent list. See, this is just an easy way to remember facts. And here also population census. It is a union subject. How can we remember this? See population, it is panned across the entire territory of India. So it comes under the union list. Like this, you can find easy ways to remember facts so that you can code it in your main's answer. Now, coming back to the discussion, what all information the census provides? See it provides the age, gender, economic status, religion, languages spoken, etc. It also provides the trends in the population characteristics. To know more about what all data can be obtained from the census, just have a look at these tables. See, these are the questions that were asked in 2011 census. See how many questions have been asked, right? See here, even migration details were also collected. From this itself, we can understand that census is a holistic process of collecting all data required for policy making or even it can be used for planning any government programs. Now you may ask a question. Census has all the crucial important data of a person, right? So will these data be misused? No. This is because of the confidentiality maintained in collecting and preserving the data. See the information collected during the population census is so confidential that it is not even accessible to the courts of law and this confidentiality is guaranteed by Census Act 1948. See the law specifies that penalties will be given for both public and census officials for non-compliance or violation of any provision of the Census Act 1948. I hope this information answers the question of privacy here. Now coming to who conducts the census exercise. See the Indian census is one of the largest administrative exercises undertaken in the world. The decennial census that is which happens once in every 10 years is conducted by the office of Registrar General and Census Commissioner and this comes under the Ministry of Home Affairs. So these are some basic facts of census. Now let us move on to the significance part. Why is this population census so significant? I will give you reasons for it. Firstly, it is the largest single source of a variety of statistical information on different characteristics of people of India. For example, take the best of any sample surveys. You can choose anything but then also it will be impossible for any such survey to beat the census data. Why is this? This is because the population census carries the promise of counting each and every Indian and this is the reason why researchers and demographers use census data to analyze the growth and trends of population and they make projections with the census data. Secondly, the information collected is used for administration, planning and policy making and also is used for the management and evaluation of various programs by the government. For example, look at this graph here. It is about the trends in the overall sex ratio of population in India. While analyzing the census of 1961 and 1971, we can see that there is a sharp decline in the gender ratio and this helps Indians to alert about how the pre and post natal factors reflects the sun bias. What is sun bias here? It is preferring a boy child over a girl child and thus it leads to increased number of female infanticides and this is one another reason why it is so significant. Now thirdly, it is used for demarcation of constituencies and allocation of representation to parliament, state legislative assemblies and local bodies. Now how is this done? See population is varying rapidly, right? There may be changes due to death or birth or even aging and all this will greatly influence in deciding the delimitation of constituencies. Just take a look at this table here. You can see the population growth, right? Let us take the example of Uttar Pradesh here. The percentage increase in its population from 2001 to 2011 is 20.1 percentage. This change in population will definitely alter the delimitation of constituency. What is delimitation? Delimitation literally means the act or process of fixing limits or boundaries of territorial constituencies and only when population changes are taken into consideration, there will be equal representation and this is one another reason. Fourthly, it is important for business houses and industries and this is for strengthening and planning their business for penetration into areas which remained untouched. And fifthly, the finance commission provides grants to the states on the basis of population figures available from the census data. So these are some of the significances of population census. Now coming to the problem with the population census. See the author mentions some of the problems regarding population census. We are going to see that only. See we all know India's first census was held in the year 1872 and this was conducted non-synchronously in different parts of the country. And after that, India had held its decadal census that is census once in every 10 years from 1881 to 2011 and it was despite diseases, world wars, partition and other instances of turmoil. But because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 census was post-pond and there is no official reassurance that India will not skip its decadal census. So the author of the editorial concludes that we have a case of missing census. So what will happen if this missing continues? See there will be a lot of wrong assumptions and conclusions leading to inefficient and improper policies. For example, consider this statement India is heading for a population explosion due to increased Muslim reproductive rates. See this has been systematically proven wrong by the census data. Just have a look at this graph with the census data. You can see that the total fertility rate is coming down at a very rapid pace and it is well on its way to stabilization. And also note that the fall in TFR among Muslims is faster than any other community. Then how come India is heading for a population explosion due to increased Muslim reproductive rates? So the statement that I said before is wrong, right? So this is what the author is conveying. Without census data, there will be wrong assumptions and conclusions. Let me give you one more example to prove the worth of census. See there had been a notion that diverses occur more in cities than in the rural areas. But the 2011 census proved this statement wrong. See it showed that the urban diverse rate is 0.89 percentage, which is almost equal to the rural rate of 0.82 percentage. So from this we know the importance of the census data. And apart from this, another contentious issue had added spice to the census of India. Yes I am talking about the national register of citizens. See this was an issue well before the pandemic itself. See this NRC turned the census into a gateway for a nationwide contentious issue. And why is this? This is because NRC made a head count on who is an Indian and who is not. And this had become an issue. And because of this, more number of citizens are insecure about their ability to provide the right paperwork. And in addition to this, you have to know about the caste census also. Yes, the last caste census was done in the year 1931. And then in the year 2011, a socio-economic and caste census was conducted. But the caste data was not yet published citing several reasons. From this it is very clear that there is an expanding disparity between the caste groups. And this disparity would have been found if the 2021 census was made on right time. And thus we can conclude that population census of India should be done without any further missing. See the census is vital and precious as it is a repository of complete data about the country which is gathered openly, voluntarily and with the use of public money. And we also saw that the confidentiality has also given importance as per the Census Act 1948. See if the census is further delayed, then India will join the countries which do not have census since the year 1990. I'll give you some examples of the countries that do not have census since 1990. It includes Afghanistan, 1979, Lebanon 1932, Somalia 1985, Uzbekistan 1989 and Western Sahara 1970. See the years given here indicates from what year these countries do not have census data. Now that's all regarding this particular article discussion. In this discussion we saw about census, who conducts census exercise, the significance of it and the issues regarding census data. Now with these key takeaway points let us move on to the next article discussion. Have a look at this text and context article. This article speaks about the conflict between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. See the escalation is due to the decades old dispute in sharing water and land resources over the border areas. And this is the crux of the news article given here. Now in this discussion let's learn about the background of the conflict between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan and about the recent escalations. Then in exam point of view we'll also discuss about both the countries because UPSC may ask a map based question right? Now let's start with the background. See both Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan became independent in the year 1991. This is when the Soviet Union dissolved. Historically the Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan people enjoyed common rights over natural resources. See the main disagreement was over the map which was used for demarcation purposes. And further the delimitation of the border was also the concern for the continuous escalation. See Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan they share a 1000 kilometer long border with one another. And almost half of the 1000 kilometer long border between the countries is disputed. And know that regular talks have tried to resolve the issue. But the issue is still going on. And this is what is the background of the Kyrgyzstan-Tajikistan conflict. Now coming to recent escalations. See the dissolution of existing water and land agreements between two countries has led to the uncontrolled water consumption pattern among the farmers. And both the countries share multiple water channels. So every year during crucial irrigation period a small scale conflict continued to happen. And then a group of people from either side that is from Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan planted trees in a disputed area. And they also engaged in a physical confrontation using agricultural equipment as weapons. So these continuous escalations had turned into a large-scale conflict. And further made the use of troops and military equipment by both the countries. And from this information we get to know ultimately the land and water is the problem for recent escalations between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. Now talking about the two countries. See the Kyrgyzstan is a mountainous landlocked country in Central Asia. Its capital and the largest city is Bishkek. It is often referred to as Central Asia's only democracy. See Kyrgyzstan is bordered by Kazakhstan to the north, Uzbekistan to the west, Tajikistan to the south and people's republic of China to the east. Now coming to Tajikistan it is also a landlocked country in Central Asia. Its capital and the largest city is Dushanbe. Tajikistan is bordered by Afghanistan to the south, Uzbekistan to the west, Kyrgyzstan to the north and China to the east. And note that both the countries are member states of Shanghai Cooperation Organization. See SCO it is a Eurasian political, economic and security organization headquartered in Beijing, China. If you want to know more about Shanghai Cooperation Organization watch the Hindu news analysis video of 10th September 2022. And with this we have come to the end of this particular article discussion. In this discussion we saw the reason for conflict between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan and we saw some map related data. Now with these key points let us move on to the next article discussion. See this article here. This article talks about the 104th Haifa day. And owing to this the descendants of those who fought in the Haifa battle were interviewed. See this battle is very important in the series of World War I. And this is the crux of the news article given here. In this context let us discuss about the battle of Haifa and then its significance. First of all let us see about the battle of Haifa. See the battle of Haifa was fought on 23rd September 1918. And it is considered to be one of the most bravely contested battles of World War I. And also know that it was a part of a series of battles fought in the Sinai and Palestine campaign. Now you may ask a question. Who are the opposing parties? See it was fought between the Allied powers and the Ottoman Empire. During the World War I conflict Germany, Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria and Ottoman Empire were called as central powers. And they fought against the Allied powers. Who constitute Great Britain, France, Russia, Italy, Japan, United States. Now coming to the battle of Haifa. See the uniqueness of this battle is the use of cavalry.  And the crucial fact to remember here is it was the Indian armies cavalry and not the British army. And after the World War I an important lesson was learnt and what is the lesson? See the horse cavalry it was no longer relevant in the battlefield. Why is this? This is because of the mission gun and introduction of barbed wires. See barbed wires they are nothing but wires with clusters of short and sharp spikes set at short intervals along its length. And it is used to make fences or it is used in warfare as an obstruction. See the image here this is only barbed wire. Now again coming back to the battle what happened in this battle of Haifa. See the Indian soldiers from Mysore, Hyderabad and Jodhpur Lancers liberated the strategically important city of Haifa. To understand why Haifa is strategically important see the map given here. See Haifa is known for its deep water bay and it is located in the eastern Mediterranean. So Haifa with its rail network and harbour remind a strategically important city. Historically also Haifa has been an important city. It had served as a seaport and it was a centre of trade and commerce. For the central powers that is for German and the Ottoman troops it was an extremely important supply line and this supply line was used to sustain their war effort in the east. So now you know the capture of Haifa by the Indian forces led to the blocking of supply chains and the end of Ottoman Empire. And this is the first significance. Secondly the liberation of Haifa from 400 years of Ottoman oppression allowed the Christians and the Jews populations to grow and flourish. And this is the second significance. Thirdly the battle rescued Abdul Baha. He was the spiritual leader of Baha'i Faith. See he was held prisoner by Ottomans and this minority community was suppressed. So by capturing Haifa India helped in making the community gain its rights and freedom by rescuing its leader and their followers. And also note that India is now home to the largest Baha'i community in the world. These are the significances of battle of Haifa. Now let us conclude this article discussion by seeing what are all done as a remembrance of this battle. See the unique and iconic Teen Murthy War Memorial in New Delhi was erected to commemorate the valor and sacrifices of the Indian army's 15th Imperial Service Cavalry. And this cavalry fought battles in Sinai, Palestine, Haifa and Syria during World War I. And additionally three bronze statues of Indian cavalry soldiers of erstwhile, Hyderabad, Mysore and Jodhpur Lancers around a white triangular based stoneware sculpted by Leonard Jennings. See the memorial subsequently got dedicated to commemorating all martyrs of Indian army's cavalry and armored corpse in all wars and operations till date. So every year on this day Indian army celebrates Haifa Day. This is to pay respect to the martyred Indian soldiers. Now apart from this a stamp for the battle of Haifa and first day cover were released by Israel Post and this was done during the centenary that is the 100th anniversary of battle of Haifa. So that's all regarding this particular article discussion. In this discussion we saw about battle of Haifa and it was fought between whom and whom and the significances of battle. And finally we concluded the discussion by seeing the measures taken as a remembrance of the battle of Haifa. With these key takeaway points let us move on to the next article discussion. Now let us take up this final article for our discussion. This article speaks about the depreciation of Indian rupee against the US dollars. See yesterday the Indian rupee weakened sharply against the US dollar. It was depreciated by 83 paisa and stood at 80 rupees 79 paisa per US dollars. See the reason for the depreciation is due to the increase in interest rate by the US Federal Reserve which is the central bank of USA. And this is the crux of the news article given here. In this context let's learn about the rupee depreciation, rupee appreciation and its impact on the economy. See before getting into discussion we should know about currency exchange rate. So what is currency exchange rate? It is the rate at which one currency can be exchanged for another currency between nations or economic zones. See it is used to determine the value of various currencies in relation to each other. For example the value of Indian rupee to the US dollars can be known using exchange rate. And that is what given in today's article. It says that one US dollar is equal to 80 rupees 0.79 paisa and this is what is exchange rate. Now coming to rupee depreciation it means that Indian rupee is losing its value against the foreign currencies. What does this imply? This implies that rupee can buy less units of foreign currency than earlier. For example let us say that Indian rupee is trading at rupees 80 per dollar today. But yesterday it was rupees 70 per US dollars. Here the Indian rupee has depreciated by rupees 10 per US dollars. Now you may ask the rupee value has increased right? It has increased from rupees 72 rupees 80. See that is not the case it has depreciated. This means that for purchasing one US dollars now the trader has to pay 10 rupees more. And that is why we say that Indian rupee has depreciated. I hope you understand now. Now moving on to rupee appreciation. It means that Indian rupee is gaining its value against the foreign currencies. In other words rupee can buy more units of foreign currency than earlier. Here also let us see an example. Let us say that Indian rupee is trading at rupees 60 per US dollars today. But yesterday it was rupees 70 per US dollars. Here the Indian rupee has appreciated by rupees 10 per US dollars. It means that for purchasing one US dollar the trader has to pay 10 rupees less. So this is the difference between rupee appreciation and rupee depreciation. First of all let us see about the impacts of depreciation. What will be the impacts? See there will be a boost in the exports. Why is this? This is because the exporters will earn more money than earlier. And the second impact is that the foreign travel and foreign studies will become more expensive because we have to pay more money to buy other currencies right. And the third impact is that the imports will become more expensive. And this is also because we have to pay more money than earlier. See due to higher import cost the imported items will tend to decrease and it will cause inflation. And these are the three main impacts of depreciation. Now coming to appreciation. What will be the impacts? The exact opposite of what we saw now. The exports will fall as the exporters will get less money than earlier. Then the foreign travel and foreign studies will become cheap because we don't have to pay more to get other currencies. And also the imports will become cheaper than earlier. So that's all about this article discussion. In this discussion we saw about rupee appreciation, rupee depreciation, their impacts and the currency exchange rate. With these key take away points let us move on to the next part of the discussion that is the practice problems question discussion. Today we have four questions for discussion. I'll show three of them and one of them is a quiz question for you. Now without wasting any time let's solve this first question. Consider the following statements with respect to the countries Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. Statement one both the countries are landlocked. See this map here. If you observe closely you know that both the countries that is Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan they both are landlocked countries. Kyrgyzstan is surrounded by Kyrgyzstan, China, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan. Now Tajikistan is surrounded by China, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan. So statement one is correct. Now coming to statement two both the countries share common land border with China and Uzbekistan. Now again see the map here. See Kyrgyzstan is here and Tajikistan is here. They both share border with China as well as Uzbekistan. So the statement two is also correct. So the correct answer for this question is option C both one and two. Now moving on to the next question. Arrange the following battles in the chronological order. Battle of Rakshasa Tangadi, Battle of Plazi, Battle of Vandy Wash and Battle of Buxer. Now we will see some information about all of these battles and then we will arrange them in the chronological order. See Battle of Rakshasa Tangadi or Battle of Talikota was fought in the year 1565. It constituted a watershed battle fought between the Vijayanagara Empire and the Deccan Sultanates. And this battle resulted in the route of Vijayanagara ending the last great Hindu kingdom in South India. So here remember the year the battle took place in the year 1565. Now the next battle is Battle of Plazi. It was fought in the year 1757. This battle resulted in the decisive victory of British East India Company over Sirajudh Daula ruler of Bengal and his French partners. See the battle took place at Plazi on the banks of river Bagirathi. Here also remember the year 1757. Now moving on to Battle of Vandy Wash. It was fought in the year 1760. It was a confrontation between French and the British. It was a decisive battle in the Anglo-French struggle in Southern India during the Seven Years War which is between 1756 to 1763. Here the year is 1760. Now moving on to the next battle which is Battle of Buxer. It was fought in the year 1764. It was fought between the forces under the command of British East India Company which was led by Hector Munro and the combined armies of Mir Quasim, the Nawab of Bengal and Sujaudh Daula who was the Nawab of Aweth and Shah Alam too. Now we know the years in which the battles took place. What are those 1565, 1757, 1760 and 1764. So from this it will be easy for you to arrange in chronological order. Say instead of remembering all these years if you just know that Battle of Rakshasa Tangadi is something related to medieval Indian history then you can easily arrive at the option A. How is this? If you find out that Battle of Rakshasa Tangadi comes first then look at the options given. See option A only has a statement 1 in the first place. So the correct answer to this question is option A, 1, 2, 3 and 4. Now moving on to the next question. Consider the following statements regarding the Tide Turners Plastic Challenge program. Statement 1, Tide Turners Plastic Challenge was launched by NCC to clean seashows, beaches and other water bodies including rivers and lakes of plastic and other waste. Statement 2, the objective of the program is to inspire N individuals to reflect upon their plastic consumption, discover solutions to reduce their consumption and lead change in their homes, communities and institutions and offices. See I have taken this question because of this article here. The article says that National Carrot Corp that is NCC and United Nations Environment Program signed a memorandum of understanding to tackle the issue of plastic pollution and achieve the goal of clean water bodies. And they're going to do this through Punit Sagar Abyan and Tide Turners Plastic Challenge program. Now we'll understand what is Punit Sagar Abyan. See Punit Sagar Abyan initiative was started by NCC that is the National Carrot Corp. The objective of the initiative is to clean the seashows or beaches of the plastic and other waste materials. Now why was this initiative launched? See on October 2, 2014 Swachh Bharat Abyan campaign was launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and this campaign was launched to highlight the imperativeness of cleanliness in the surroundings and know that the NCC has also been at the forefront of Swachh Bharat Abyan's and now the NCC has launched a nationwide campaign Punit Sagar Abyan to clean the seashows or beaches. So what is the significance of this initiative? See this initiative it helps in increasing the awareness about the importance of keeping our seas free from plastic waste and also know that the campaign aims to propagate the message of importance of clean seashows or beaches amongst the local population and also the future generation and under the initiative various cleanliness drives have been launched and awareness and educational activities will also be organized. Apart from this the NCC cadets they will interact with the general public, tourists, local shopkeepers or vendors and fishermen along the coastal areas to spread the awareness on the ill effects of beach littering and its adverse harmful impact to the environment. And this is about the Punit Sagar Abyan. Now coming to the plastic tide turner's challenge. See it is an initiative led by United Nations Environment Program. See this tide turner's Young Leaders Plastic Challenge is designed to educate youth across the world to understand the impact of plastic pollution and motivate them to reduce their plastic consumption along with encouraging others. So what are all the objectives of this challenge? It is to understand how the plastic pollution is threatening life in oceans, other water bodies and on lands and to reduce the personal consumption of single use or disposable plastics and to inspire friends, family, school, college or community to reduce consumption of single use plastics. And finally to become a youth leader by creating lasting change on a wider scale in the youngsters' sphere of influence. Now coming to the question here the statement one is incorrect. Why is that? It is because the statement says that the tide turner's plastic challenge was launched by NCC. It is incorrect. The Punit Sagar Abyan was only launched by NCC. Now coming to statement two this is correct. Just now we saw about the objectives of tide turner's plastic challenge program. So what is the correct answer here? The correct answer is option B 2 only. Now moving on to the final question consider the following statements with respect to impacts of rupee depreciation. Read the statements given, think about it and post your answer in the comment section. I have displayed a main question here for your practice. So interested aspirants, write it and post your answer in the comment section. If you have any queries related to the articles that we discussed today post that also in the comment section. And with this we have come to the end. If you find the video useful like, share and comment and do subscribe to Shankar Ayes Academy's YouTube channel for further updates. Thank you.


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So today I'm going to be talking about pain management from a nursing perspective So this is going to be talking about, you know, how to know which medications to give to a patient and how to assess their pain levels Yada yada, we're going to talk about a lot of different topics here I'm going to try to not jump around too much, but let's just go ahead and get started So first things first as a nurse you have to follow the orders that are written for pain medications Now this can be difficult if you've got, you know, maybe non-opioids versus opioids And you're trying to figure out which pain medication to give to which patient So I'm not going to go into so much of like the pharmaceutical aspect of things But typically what I like to do and what most nurses will do is if I have a patient who is complaining of pain One first, you should always assess their pain Yada yada, where it's at, what type of pain, all that, what the number is on a scale of 0 to 10 Or whatever scale you use at your hospital That way you kind of have an idea or do they have like a myopedic where I can give them Tylenol Or is their pain a 10 out of 10 where I need to give them something stronger Now pain is a Personally perceived, I don't know how to say that But basically your 5 out of 10 pain is different from my 5 out of 10 pain and that's how it's going to be for your patients But whatever they say their pain is is what their pain is And I know it can be frustrating when you have someone whose pain is always a 10 out of 10 But maybe they're exhibiting other signs like they're really really super drowsy Yet they still say their pain's a 10 out of 10 So it's important when you're administering pain medication, especially if it's a narcotic Or something that's going to cut their respiratory drive, you have to make sure it's safe to give your patient that pain medication If I have someone who's breathing 10 times a minute And I have to go in and wake them up every time to assess them And they say their pain's a 10 out of 10 I'm probably not going to opt to give them the medication that's going to sedate them more because I just Don't find it safe. So the best thing to do if you have a patient that let's say their pain's a 7 out of 10 and You've got PO pain medicine IV pain medicine and you have not opioids and opioids is to Assess one their pain but also assess What have they received prior or what did they take at home prior to coming to the hospital and Did that work for them or did it not so if a patient says their pain 7 out of 10 I just saw that the previous nurse had administered two Percocets and I asked the patient did those two Percocets work for you and they say Yes, that really really worked for me or no that didn't work for me at all Then I'm going to go to my next step and either Administer that or maybe we try that in something else or if they say just didn't work for them at all Then maybe we need to talk to the doctor about getting more pain medication You can always talk to the doctor about getting more or less pain medication Depending on the patient sometimes the patient comes in and all they have is Tylenol ordered and they just had I don't know Some procedure and they're really uncomfortable and Tylenol didn't just didn't work for them You may need to call the doctor and get something a little stronger or Vice versa, maybe you have someone that has a ton of pain medication ordered on there on their mar And you have to call the doctor to say hey look this patient is taking a lot of pain medication And they're very drowsy and they're over sedated. I think we may be giving them too much Maybe we can cut back on the dosage. So it goes both ways But typically depending on the patient I like to start with administering PO medication and then Using the IV medication for breakthrough because when a patient goes home if they're just going to their general home or whatever They're only going to have PO pain medication available if the doc doctor writes a prescription the doctor's not going to write a prescription For IV pain medication unless they're going to like a specialized facility that can administer it And so I always talk to my patients about that if they're post-op and they say how will my knee really hurts I only want the IV pain medicine the PO pain medicine didn't work Then I would say hey, let's try the PO pain medication Maybe I'll give you a higher dose this time and let's give it about 45 minutes to an hour And if you're still in pain Then I'll give you the IV pain medication for breakthrough But I find so many times that nurses will just administer IV pain medication Which there's times where that is absolutely a hundred percent correct And that's all you have to administer or should administer But there's times where nurses kind of just I don't say get lazy But they're tired of hearing their patients complain of their pain or they're tired of hearing their patients say oh The PO didn't work and they just don't and the nurses won't even try and I can't tell you how many times I'll see a patient got Q2 hour delotted all night long and then I'm like well Did you try any PO pain medication? No, they said that a lot and worked really well for them, which is great It's what it's working for them, but you also want to make sure that you are educating your patients on the importance of Taking that PO pain medication first and then using the IV pain medication for backup now There's always instances where you have patients that come and they're just arriving in pain And you know you just need to give them something a little extra and so you give them the IV pain medication first There's unique situations for every patient every different medication that you have But typically I like to start with PO and then IV depending on the situation I know I've been saying that a lot, but it is really true The next thing is asking what patients take at home. So if a patient normally takes Percocet every six hours three times a day at home and Comes into the hospital and gets a procedure. Well typically Depending on the procedure in the patient taking their normal one Percocet every six hours is not going to cut it So you may need to be giving them that just as their baseline Foundation medication that they normally take and then giving them something additional on top of that So it's important to know what someone was taking at home if they're complaining at pain of pain pain is such a subjective thing that's the word I was looking for subjective and Every situation is truly unique. I could sit here and talk all day about you know When to give certain medications and when to not and yada yada But basically it comes down to nurses judgment and your orders and your order should say You know if a patient's pain is you know four to seven give them this medication if it's an eight to ten give them this medication some may not but on ours I know it does and Honestly, I don't really like that because I feel like everyone's pain is different But it's there as kind of a foundation in a baseline for you to assess your patients pain levels and give the correct medications And not over give medications Also, when you give pain medication always always always reassess your patients afterwards if it's IV pain medication You should be assessing within 30 minutes. If it's PO pain medication, you should be assessing within the hour One just to see the effectiveness of the pain medication But two to make sure your patient's still breathing and alive and that you didn't give them too much to where it's compromising their safety being an ICU nurse I most of my patients can't tell me what their pain level is they are You know intubated and sedated so I have to go off of a lot of you know objective information You know their vital signs is their heart rate higher? Are they breathing faster? Is their blood pressure up? Are they getting restless or scrimmy? Those are all indications that they may need pain medication or more pain medication Whereas you may have someone that's completely alert and oriented and can tell you you know Exactly that their left pinky toe hurts and it started last Friday And it's a 7 out of 10 and it's dole and it radiates and it's intermittent and it's you know stabbing throbbing whatever and It just varies from patient to patient. So I know this was kind of a lot of information Feel like I should make separate videos more in depth on this but this is kind of just a general overview So I hope you guys got something out of this and let me know if you would like to see more in-depth videos on this I don't know give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel and I'll see you next time


All right, it was up internet. So I got this strategy game a while back actually. Pano it was one of the free games at epic games maybe two years ago or something and it's just supposed to be a very chill strategy game. I have this like the first time playing it. This is just a tutorial. So a lot of elements that we're familiar with hexagonal building strategy game. Malasev 6. But the graphics are cartoony. Kind of like populus. Like if you, I don't know how many of you guys played populus back in the day. This is like dos win 3.1. But this is just a tutorial. So gotta figure out how to play the game. Although based on the reviews it's very, it's very chill. There's no combat. It's more like exploration. Oh, the transmogrifier. So there is research. There is research. So it's very much like a, well the classic is 4x, di ba? Parang explore, exterminate. So the, I mean the games like civilization and master varion and sins of a solar empire and things like that. Basically those are the four, they call those games 4x games. So it's explore, exterminate. I forget the other ex. Although here there is no exterminate. So I'm supposed to, okay. So here's the tech tree. Okay. So this is a very, I mean you can kind of figure out what's going on. So I have 22 research points. An elevator would be 5. Repair would be 20. Warehouse would be 5. Metallergy is very important. So you can't research the technology. Okay. Can't research the technology. Okay. What do you want me to repair? All right. So the tutorial is tapiyohan. So the tutorial really takes you by the hand. There is no combat in this game. It's a very relaxed kind of space. Okay, okay. Got it. So we need a road. And then elevator. So there are basic resources like wood, tools, and stone. The graphics are quite cutesy. So you got peeps. So basically the title of my stream. Supposedly there was a world ending event and you were in your shelter. Where's my shelter? Oh yeah. Here this used to be my shelter. And in the world basically restored itself while we were hiding in our shelters. Okay, gotta relearn my name. So this is very populous fields. Parang also sim city fields. So there's resource gathering. You build like, it's like, it's like populous slash age of empire slash civilization. A bit of sim city, bit of the sims. I did not know that. So there's building. This is our world. Where is this guy going? Expand your village to support 25 peeps. How do I do that? But a well placed next to a hut will produce water more slowly. Oh, that's not good. 10 of 10. Oh, we need more housing then. Upgrade. Can't upgrade. Can I research? Where's the house? Okay, okay. I gotta expand the village but I can't build. So she gotta make more houses. Now houses are better though beside each other. All right. How many buddha do these potato? Okay. So now we can, ah, all right. The more people you can support, the more pop out from here. Okay. But like how are we down? Oh, we need more potatoes. We need more potatoes because this is down. And we need more houses. Problems of expansion. So may bonus daw if makatabay. All right. So it handles four. So that should be enough for our goal of 25. What's up, K-Mark? Hello. I think that's in Coptic. Sorry, I can't read your name. But thanks for tuning in. Yeah, so basically fallout is like there was something well, there was a nuclear event and that's why everybody's in a shelter. But now it's kind of like the presumption here where supposedly something drove everybody underground so we have our shelters and then now the earth has healed itself. And that's kind of like where I got my title for before we leave answers what happened after fallout. I haven't heard of Loop Hero but I'll try it out. Especially if it's free. Okay. We need, we need more wells. Wait lang, wait lang. More wells. Paano ba tong wells? Splice water. Minus 10%. Nearby accommodation. Okay. Plus 2%. Now we need to build a warehouse. And we need more roads. Oh, okay. Basically dead ended myself here. Like I occupied all of the hexes. Okay, that's my bed. Oh, this is going to be like, this is terribly laid out. See again, let's demolish that. Sorry, trees. And then let's build a warehouse. Weird yung facing niya. Fine. So I'm going to chop this one down, make a road and then like this is pure access na road and then we can build stuff there. Okay. Right, right, right. I'm running out of food again though. And more trees too. Okay. This is why you do the tutorial. This is why you do the tutorial to figure stuff out. Basically my, my zoning was not great in this one. I think food. Yeah, no. Well, I don't have a surplus of any of those things. Select at least some iron in the highlands. Research metal work. Okay. It's slowly getting the hang of it. So it is very chill. I do want, I suppose to build something. Yeah, so buildings don't count as roads. Okay. Make sure you have, I can't demolish the problem here. Like can I interrupt the road? I guess so. This building requires an adjacent rusting hulk. Ito na. How do you work this thing? The build must face a road. Oh, what was the problem here? Okay, so may road. There, there, there's a road there. Ah, okay. I'm gonna, so parang the only square that we, the only hex we can, this building requires, but it's already adjacent. Oh my goodness. Gosh. Okay, wait. I suppose the game was, I figure out what I am supposed to be doing. Buildings must face a road, but there are so many roads already here. Must be adjacent. Build an iron mine next to, okay.  Because now I'm like super confused. Thank you, Johan. Explore, expand, exploit, exterminate, right? The four axis. No extermination daw here. Do you build it on top like this thing? I guess. Okay, so that stone. Oh god. Buildings must face a road. It's right there. The road's right there. Okay, sorry. We're just gonna demolish this thing. Never try to build a road here. I don't know why it's not working, but sorry trees. Anyway, we needed to, we needed living room anyway. Pwede na? Ah, this is silly. You know what? Okay, okay. How about that? Build, oh, we need an elevator. We need an elevator.  Where's my elevator? Yeah, yeah, we need an elevator. I think we need an elevator. Keh, keh, kainis. Now, where the hell's the elevator? Wait, wait, stop, stop working. Managah. This is the warehouse. Tool Smith, iron. Iron. Warehouse. Elevator. Okay, okay. There you go. There you go. Okay. Sorry, siya nga naman. I mean, how are you going to? How are you gonna get on top of the mountain without some elevator? Okay, I think we have good food and water. I think it's time for another warehouse. I think it's time for another lumber mill, actually. Where's my lumber mill? What's wrong? Need tools? Waiting for tools. Okay, okay. That's my fault, but it's coming. I would like another warehouse, please. Oh, gotta figure this out. Okay, there we go. Warehouse. There. And then, I would like, I would like another, I would like another lumber mill. No, that's food. Here, here. Yeah, a woodcutter, chopstone tree, squary. Oh, no, that's like, those are not buildings. Storage and transport. Industry. Iron smelter. No toolsmiths. Okay, just trying to figure out the, where is my, where is my woodcutter? Potato well. Okay. What is this? Oh, we'll need an elevator there. This one was this. It is very peaceful. Repair ruin generator, then build your iron smelter. What's up, big? Man, I would love to do just like a red alert. Like this one, I was making me think, at least red alert, parang siguro magia automatic na, because I use a plate so much back in the day. Repair ruin generator. Okay, okay. I need tools. Come on, transmogra, come on, transmogra fire. I know, I thought I did already. Oh, I didn't. How much ang bonus for, oh, okay. Is this iron? Damn, sorry trees.  I should have made them like, because okay, so they don't count as road, got it, got it. We need more, so we have food and water, so we need more and all the troubles for a couple more houses. Okay, I want you to store power technology. Okay. Oh, I haven't made the wood cutter. I need more wood. I haven't made the wood cutter, because I cannot make up my mind yet where to put it. Oh, I can say this is okay. There's like five strands of wood here. Yeah, yeah, okay. Okay, now we need an iron smelter. Oh, and this causes pollution. Okay, that's what industry will do to you. Say, we put it here, then we can road this pa. We don't want our crops. All right, one more. And road key tool smith. All right, we're gonna learn from our mistakes, because I put this there, masi, like I'm gonna run out of ano. So, but if we do road and then road and then put the tool smith here, poe de.  Okay, got enough food, got enough water. Not bad. Oh, but I think we're out of tools. All right, all right. Oh, sorry, that's my bad. Is there any other way to make tools? Need more wood. That's why I made this guy.  That game was super intense, but I really got into it. Like, that one, um, yeah, that was pretty intense. Supply, demand 26. Supply. Okay, need more potatoes. Need more potatoes. Potatoes. Need more tools, transmogrifier. Oh, we need more potatoes too.  Wait, what? Is that a forest? Ah, crikey. Boulders. I'm gonna make more potatoes. Make more tools. All right, now we have a thriving little island going here. More potatoes. Indeed, only 50 people. I'm really confused. As well, peeps. Why are you idle? Why are you idle? Why are so many people idle? Work peeps, work overly. Okay. Oh, pollution. How happy are production resources button. Turn on. Oh, God, so much stuff. Okay. All right. I probably kept pollution far from them. Select a peep and open their happiness graph. Where are you going? Where are you going? You seem pretty happy to me. Are we gonna research? All right. All for gardening. Okay. Oh, that's great because I just cleared paths for that. Okay. I have a lot of stone. Plant two vegetable fields, plant two tea fields, vegetable field one and two and tea one and two. Ha. Pretty good. That will also help with our food problem. Turn to iron or into iron. Okay. All right, we're chugging along. You should just keep making tools. Okay. Repair the old ship. We still need wood and tools. Ah, but apparently you can tell it to repair even though we need more wood, guys. More wood. And demolish this and I'm gonna make, gonna make. All right. We need more wood. More wood. All right. All right. This is making sense. We should, I wish I could upgrade, though. Like, I want to repair my house. I want to upgrade my houses. What's up, Guts Dragonslayer? So, I'm thinking the tutorial will end after I, like if this were a civilization, you'd get like a bonus for putting housing districts. Where is my cursor? Cursed cursor. Yeah, there. Like putting houses, housing districts here beside the sea would give you a bonus, but apparently doesn't work like that here. I guess I can make houses. Can you be sneaky and then, I don't know. Okay. You can't be sneaky. Okay. Oh, it can be kind of sneaky. Like this one, you can put another house here. You can kind of be sneaky. You can't do it. Okay. It'll be a little sneaky. We need more wood again. No green technology available. Oh, okay. There are only 50 people in the shelter. You don't want to work on the ship? Why not? All right. Select your ship and left click where you want it to move. You know the best part of, um, I wouldn't say the best part, but one of my, in civilization, whenever you get the tech you need to get like caravals or stuff, I always, that's always interesting to me. Oh, it's kind of text-based descriptions. Reminds me of, uh, Sunless Sea. That was also a great game. What's this? Sunken ruins. Okay. Oh, so we have light. Yeah. You can grow nearly anything here, but only in, let's try another island. Oh, this one is, so this is the, I guess this is the coast. I mean, sorry. That's the polar ice caps. So you got to rotate, um, landscape. Oh, okay. That island is confusing. You have discovered, you've done it. Let's find a way to transport. This is just a tutorial. This is before we leave. Let's find a way to transport resources between islands after establishing this new village. All right. Where are we? Where are we? Oh, sure. Okay. Orient. Orient. You've discovered oil, new resource, shipping. Okay, wait lang, wait lang. Still trying to come to grips with like stuff. And this is just a tutorial, but like I want to feel compelled to save. What's wrong with you? Bridge research complete. School. We need that to grow. Yep. I mean to grow the population. All right, right, wait lang. School research complete. Build two huts on the new island. Oh, okay. I assume it just kind of, what's this? Oh, ancient technology, red. Sounds good. Woodcutter on the new island. Okay. Start with that. Okay, island one. Also, they're really separate like island one, island two. Here is island one. Can we build a school now? Oh, no. Can I research now? Oh, red research. How do I get red research? Okay, okay. Let's do island two first and have it on pause. Oh, there's my school. There's my school. Key. Okay. We don't want to, we don't want to put it there because it gets polluted. But this is nice. Beside the kids would be beside the sea and beside like the tea groves and stuff. So that's good. That's good. Okay. That's the school. And then now for the victory conditions of this new island. Build a well on the new island. Can we build huts? Like desiguro. Well, can we build huts? Oh, you can build huts. Yeah, in the desert. Okay. Okay. So it's two huts. Oh, we need potato fields.  I think we just finished off the, just finished off the last of the fertile land. Where would I, where would I put potato fields? I guess dito. See, but if I put the potato field there, I'm basically cutting my, ah, dito, pwede. Here with that. What you doing? Ah, fatigue. It's the desert. Just take off your clothes. Oh, here potato field. All right. Oh, the well. Same problem. But you know what, with the 4x games, the problem is na parang takot ka to explore that far out. But since there is no conflict in this game, you can just like basically take over the island right away. Like that. Since you're not worried about, how's my other island doing? What is this guy complaining about? No green technology available. Can you do red technology? Like on the other island? I guess so. Like we can build an explorer's hut here? Here, here. What's going on here? Ah, okay. So there is a limit. You can't like, ano, well, why don't we build a house here? You need to go back to your original island and build a port and a ship right. Then you can make a trade ship to begin transporting resources. Okay. There, how about that? Construct a ship right. Construct a ship right. Bridge ship right. Build ships. Okay. Construct a port. Ship right. Port. Put resources on ships. Will I need to be close by? Why not here? Why not here? That's cheating. Port. Let's pause it until I figure out where. This is a forest? Yep. Forest. Yep. Folders. Port. I should have made the, oh wow. Can we cancel construction? Close. No. They can we cancel. How do we cancel? Demolish, I guess. Building active. If I demolish, do I get the, yeah, because I want the port there and I want the ship right here. Yeah, that makes more sense. Okay. Little OC. Okay. Our food and water are good here. How about here? Actually, this one's doing pretty well. Why not? Let's do, where's my explorers hut? What's that for? Pwede naman. Oh, at a nice island. I mean like you got the waterfall there. Um, all right. Explorers. Where should we put the explorer? His oil. Yeah. Medyo masikip kasi itong mountains na tuwi. Houses. Okay. Oh. Construct a trade ship. Upgrade. Manage shipping. Put. Okay. Scout ship. Colony ship. Trade ship. Okay. Now making a trade ship. Now you should be, okay. So that's like re, that's like the research. Oh, there we go. There we go. There. Red tech. Five of sixteen. Available for supply. More food. More food. Ako food lang. Apparently food doesn't count as vegetables. Okay. So we gotta, we gotta, oh well, we have a lot of food anyway. I mean on the other islands. Let's just take it over from the other island. But our secondary island does want more tea. I guess. Okay. So these are kind of like low cost housing because they're like within the pollution range. Well, you know, it's not that bad. Okay. Where's my trade ship guys? There are two ways to move manual shipment of potato first. First select and move it to then on your, okay. I knew it. I knew it had to be beside the port. Can't move without a full crew. Waiting for crew. Okay. Okay. There we go. Perry Winkle. Now select your trade ship. You will see first select potatoes. Move the slider to 20. Potatoes and 20. Sub-ITX addict. I know it's um, okay. It's kind of like a very chill building simulator because you're, you're not really against anything. Although I guess your people can be upset with you and stuff. Okay. I have 20 potatoes. Move them over to the port on the new island. But there is no port on the new island. Oh, oh, there is pala. Sail away.  It's a very idyllic simulation. Click, select it. Okay. Okay. You gotta unload. Transfer 20. Shoot. Yeah, transfer. Unload all. Now for smart shipping. Since your needs to click on the shipping button that has appeared on the left. Okay. Okay. Shipping screen. Each island has a card you showed. So it's like read first. Oh, getting a wee bit complicated. Ah, okay. Tools button. Where are, ah, here. 30. Select the desired amount. Nibaw 30. Okay. Now, the first time I show how many tools. Choose the add resource panel for the new click. Okay. But how do I send them? Set tools on your original island to 20. Set tools on your, okay. Finally, okay. Auto. Well done. You can do that. Okay.  You can, ah. No, no. I already have a school. I can do that. I already have a school. If I do that. But if we put the school here. Sorry, kids. There, okay. I think these are forests. Yeah, old, yep. Okay. Well, you know, that's a nice way to get the school. Fatigue. Yeah. Why can't I research? Why can't I upgrade new stuff? Congratulations. Sure. If you won't feel it. All right. All right. That's it, guys. I completed the tutorial. I'll probably do one playthrough of this. Supposedly you. So it's very macro. It's very micro to macro. So you start out with this one settlement. Then you cross over to another continent. Then you cross over to another planet. So keep zooming out. So I'll probably play it through once but I think we're good now for today just for like figuring out the tutorial and stuff. So basically the hardest part of this game was figuring out like this mine needs to be beside this thing but it wouldn't build on top of the mountain until you provided it with an elevator. All right. It's a good to know but pretty cheerful simulation. Yeah, it reminds me of populos, Sim City, The Sims, Frostbite or Frostpunk or something. It's a very distant cousin to this one. But yeah, I'm probably on board to finish it like once or twice. It's very cute. Very idyllic. So you got peeps. Why is this guy dressed like he's off to Maxime? Maxime is very happy. All right. Thank you for joining me for another game stream. Sort of going through the indie games at this point because we did Duskers last month and we might do this one for a bit this month. Then maybe we'll go back to the AAA games when they become cheaper and I can get them for cheap on Epic Games or Steam. All right. Bye guys. Have a good weekend.