Dear Nurses: April 2008

EKG SERIES JUST FOR YOU

Updated 7/24

Are you having a difficult time understanding how to read an EKG?

Learning to read an EKG can be easy.
You may also enjoy watching the video: EKG READING

Dearnurses.com is no longer available.

http://www.dearnurses.com/clinical_nursing_videos_called_sessions

(Sessions 16).

HAVE A GOOD WEEK

Dearnurses,

Updated 9/23

I am back from a much needed break. I, however have not forgotten my fellow nurses. I love you guys and I appreciate your visits to my blog. Thank you for your support. It is a pleasure to serve you. Please browse through :

quizmenurse

I hope there is something you can learn from this collection of clinical situations.

The clinical setting step by step is no longer available.

Have a good week!

THE CLINICAL SETTING STEP BY STEP HERE AT LAST

Hi guys,

I am finally back after a much needed break. I am pleased to share with you, the long awaited

The Clinical Setting Step by Step.

This is a program that will be ongoing. The goal is to add Clinical scenarios on a regular basis.

Just browse through and I hope there is something here for everyone, REGARDLESS OF WHERE YOU WORK. Click on the link:

THE CLINICAL SETTING STEP BY STEP

BLOOD TRANSFUSION REACTION

Updated 6/24

Scenario: In the image above, Jay was admitted for Gastrointestinal bleeding.
His H/H was low and two units PRBC's were ordered by the doctor.

The first unit of blood has been started. Thirty minutes later, he is having a reaction.

He is having chills.

IDENTIFYING HYPOKALEMIA

Would you know what to do if the patient you were assigned to, showed the signs of HYPOKALEMIA ? Well it is easy to find out, by clicking on the link:

HYPOKALEMIA ( LOW POTASSIUM) and your questions will be answered.

Also enjoy watching the Clinical videos.(Sessions 24)