NurseAlandu

NurseAlandu Registered General Nurse | Operating Theatre Nurse
Simplifying health & surgery for everyone

21/09/2026

Ever wondered what happens after you fall asleep on the operating theatre table?

While you’re asleep, the theatre team is actively monitoring you throughout the procedure. Your vital signs, breathing, oxygen levels and other important parameters are closely watched, while the surgical team focuses on the operation.

19/09/2026

Ever wondered why patients are placed in different positions during surgery? From supine to prone and lithotomy, each position has a specific purpose depending on the type and location of the surgery.

18/09/2026

High blood pressure isn’t something to ignore just because you feel normal. 🩺 When BP stays elevated, your heart has to work harder and your blood vessels remain under increased pressure. Protect your heart, brain, and kidneys—know your numbers and take your BP seriously.

17/09/2026

🩸 Uncontrolled blood sugar is more than just a number.
When diabetes is poorly controlled over time, high blood sugar can damage blood vessels and increase the risk of serious complications, including stroke

15/09/2026

High blood pressure numbers deserve attention. Get checked. Know your numbers. Protect your future

12/09/2026

What happens when the power suddenly goes off in the operating theatre? 😳💡

10/09/2026

As a healthcare professional, this is one of those videos that makes you ask yourself, “How did we get here?” 😳
Whatever happened before this moment, seeing a doctor and patient physically fighting is concerning.

08/09/2026

An interesting health discussion exploring the possible link between C-section birth, the infant microbiome, immune development and autoimmune diseases. Watch the full video for context.”

03/09/2026

That bulge you’ve noticed may not be “just a lump.” 👀 It could be a hernia. Learn what causes hernias, the common symptoms, and the danger signs that require urgent medical attention. 🩺 Watch till the end and share this important information!

26/08/2026

“Every instrument counts in the operating theatre. Before and after surgery, surgical instruments are carefully counted to help prevent any item from being unintentionally retained inside the patient. This is an important part of surgical safety and teamwork.
AI-generated visual | Educational purpose only.”

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