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2010 Emergency Cardiac Care Updates Part 2 and Episode 154
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Welcome to Episode 154 of the Nursing Show The Nursing Show is a proud member of the ProMed Podcast Network. Subscribe to the Podcast MP3 Audio Version iTunes | Zune | Podcast | Blog —- Subscribe to the Podcast Studio Video Version iTunes | Zune … Continue reading
Cardiac Laboratory Tests and Episode 131
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Welcome to Episode 131 of the Nursing Show The Nursing Show is a proud member of the ProMed Podcast Network. Subscribe to the Nursing Show, free! Subscribe with iTunes here (need iTunes — it’s free) RSS Feed to subscribe (copy url to … Continue reading
Posted in nursing show podcasts
Tagged bicarbonates, cardiac, chloride, electrolytes, enzymes, jamie davis, labs, MI, nurse, nursing, podcast, podmedic, potassium, sodium, student, tests
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Myocardial Infarction Concerns for Nurses and Episode 101
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Welcome to Episode 101 The Nursing Show is a proud member of the ProMed Podcast Network. Subscribe to the show, free! —– Right Click to download (Macs Option Click) Subscribe with iTunes here (need iTunes — it’s free) RSS Feed … Continue reading
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Tagged acls, cardiac, cardiology, care, coronary artery disease, heart attack, heart block, heart disease, MI, myocardial infarction, patient
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Antipsychotic Meds Review and Episode 83
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Welcome to Episode 83 The Nursing Show is a proud member of the ProMed Podcast Network. Listen to the show! — Right Click to download (Macs Option Click) Subscribe with iTunes here (need iTunes — it’s free) RSS Feed to … Continue reading
ECG Reading Part 2 and Episode 73
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Welcome to Episode 73 The Nursing Show is a proud member of the ProMed Podcast Network. And, the founding site for the all new NursingTopStudent.com site, check it out now! Listen to the show! Right Click to download (Macs Option … Continue reading
Posted in nursing show podcasts
Tagged arrythmia, australian nurses, breast feeding, cardiac, cardiology, ECG, ekg, heart attack, NLN, nurse practitioners
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Cardiac Rapid Response Teams
This article on new cardiac programs talks about the implementation of a new 24 hour a day HARRT program (Heart Attack Rapid Response Team). These team approaches that include RNs and other nursing program involvement are being implemented in many … Continue reading
ECG Reading Part I and Episode 69
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Welcome to Episode 69 The Nursing Show is a proud member of the ProMed Podcast Network. and is the founding site for the all new NursingTopStudent.com site, check it out now! Listen to the show! Right Click to download (Macs … Continue reading
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Tagged arrhythmias, cardiac, ECG, ekg, nurse, nursing, podcast, podmedic, student
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Teach About Agonal Breathing In CPR Assessment
Agonal Breathing from the AHA I got this in from the American Heart Association. For those of you involved in CPR classes or education and home care for cardiac and elderly patients and their families this is a good email … Continue reading
Posted in geriatrics for nurses, nursing education, RN on the side
Tagged agonal, aha, american, association, breathing, cardiac, cardiac health, CPR, health, heart, nurse, nursing, nursing education, patient, public, respirations, rn
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CPR and AED Week from June 1 thru 7
From the American Heart Association: CPR and AED Awareness Week (Click Here for Info) June 1–7 Heroes aren’t born. They’re trained. Each year an estimated 166,000 lives are claimed by Sudden Cardiac Arrest, an electronic malfunction that causes … Continue reading
Posted in RN on the side, RN tips
Tagged assessment, cardiac, community health, CPR, tips
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CPR Early, Correct, Pre-Priming
Listener Tim (our Australian nurse contact) sent me an article link about updates to the CPR guidelines in the news lately. The importance of compressions and adequate CPR is of paramount importance to survivability of cardiac arrest. Here’s the link … Continue reading
