This educational activity will discuss three of the most common emergent interventions in the ICU setting: Endotracheal intubation using rapid sequence induction, chest tube insertion, and the use of the rapid fluid infusion system
Available credit: Nursing Contact Hours
This activity reviews the new guidelines for resuscitation of a patient in cardiac arrest, including the revised recommendations for chest compressions and rescue breaths.
This course will review the various components of a single cardiac cycle. It will also provide a framework for rhythm analysis by describing how individual components of a cardiac cycle vary with different types of dysrhythmias.
This course provides a didactic presentation and clinical examples including an Assessment of a responsive patient and an Assessment of an unresponsive patient.
This course covers the key elements and processes of hemodynamics and hemodynamic monitoring. This course will also detail the procedures required for effective hemodynamic monitoring, including equipment, equipment setup, and equipment use.
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This educational activity will discuss three of the most common emergent interventions in the ICU setting: Endotracheal intubation using rapid sequence induction, chest tube insertion, and the use of the rapid fluid infusion system
This activity reviews the new guidelines for resuscitation of a patient in cardiac arrest, including the revised recommendations for chest compressions and rescue breaths.
This course will review the various components of a single cardiac cycle. It will also provide a framework for rhythm analysis by describing how individual components of a cardiac cycle vary with different types of dysrhythmias.
This course provides a didactic presentation and clinical examples including an Assessment of a responsive patient and an Assessment of an unresponsive patient.
This course covers the key elements and processes of hemodynamics and hemodynamic monitoring. This course will also detail the procedures required for effective hemodynamic monitoring, including equipment, equipment setup, and equipment use.
