Hearing Loss & Vertigo Explained | NCLEX® Ear Disorders, Cerumen Care, Hearing Aids & Surgical Care

NCLEX Bootcamp Free Resources: Free NCLEX Cheat Sheets - https://bootcamp.com/nclex/free-resou... Free NCLEX Practice Cases and Video Explanations - https://bootcamp.com/nclex Hearing loss & vertigo questions on the NCLEX® usually test safety, communication, and procedure rules. This video compares conductive vs sensorineural hearing loss, then covers prevention teaching, hearing aid basics, and key do-nots like cotton swabs and unsafe ear irrigation. You will also learn post-op ear surgery precautions and how to manage Meniere disease vertigo with fall prevention, meds, and low-sodium teaching. What you will learn: • Hearing loss basics, types, causes, prevention, and communication strategies • Hearing devices, hearing aids vs cochlear implants, plus key teaching points • Cerumen impaction care, when not to irrigate, and safe irrigation steps • Post-op ear surgery precautions to prevent pressure changes and complications • Vertigo and Meniere disease, classic signs, fall prevention, and symptom control with meds and low sodium plus diuretics ⏱️ Timestamps 0:10 Hearing Loss 2:20 NCLEX Quick Check #1 2:56 Hearing Aids 4:07 Cerumen Impaction 5:58 NCLEX Quick Check #2 6:53 Ear Surgeries 8:00 Vertigo & Ménière Disease 9:54 NCLEX Quick Check #3 NGN Strategy Course Playlist - https://app.bootcamp.com/nclex/next-g... Follow us on Social: Study Group -   / nclexbootcampstudentgroup   Facebook -   / nclexbootcampoffical   Instagram -   / nclexbootcamp   TikTok -   / nclex_bootcamp   ________________________________________________________________ hearing loss, hearing loss nursing, hearing loss nclex, hearing loss enclex, vertigo nursing, vertigo nclex, meniere disease, meniere disease nursing, tinnitus meniere, ear fullness meniere, drop attacks meniere, conductive hearing loss, sensorineural hearing loss, mixed hearing loss, otitis media hearing loss, tympanic membrane perforation, ruptured eardrum, cerumen impaction, ear wax impaction, cerumen removal nursing, ear irrigation nursing, ear irrigation contraindications, do not irrigate perforated tympanic membrane, do not irrigate otitis media, foreign body ear vegetative matter, ear irrigation body temperature water, stop irrigation pain dizziness nausea, communication hearing impaired patient, do not shout hearing loss, low pitched voice hearing impairment, lip reading lighting, reduce background noise communication, hearing aids nursing teaching, hearing aid batteries one week, hearing aid cleaning ear mold