Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Updated 3/24
Dear nurses,
Updated information can be accessed by clicking on the link:
Nursing Fundamentals in the clinical setting
Friday, August 15, 2008
BRAIN ASSESSMENT
Do you remember the physiology of the brain. Well, check out more helpful information by
clicking on the link: stroke_series_assessment_in_the_clinical_setting.
Also enjoy watching the Clinical videos.(Sessions 7 and Sessions 25)
Saturday, August 02, 2008
DEAR NURSES HAVE A GOOD WEEK
Dear nurses,
Hope you had a good week. I have just completed chapter 8.
The Clinical setting Step by step, chapter 8 focuses on
Respiratory Care, for those of you who are not familiar
with care of the patient on ventilatory support. So, enjoy
learning and have a good week!
CAN TRAUMA HAPPEN INSIDE A TRAUMA
Dear nurses,
Dear nurses.com is no longer available. New links have
been added, to make learning easy.
been added, to make learning easy.
When a trauma patient arrives in the Emergency Room,
it takes "all hands on deck" to help with this situation.
It is not uncommon for medical staff members to be
called from other areas of the hospital to assist.
It is important to take great care while rushing to the
trauma, otherwise another trauma may happen.
For more helpful clinical information, just click on the link:
UNDERSTANDING RESPIRATORY CARE FOR NURSES
Understanding Respiratory Care is finally ready.
THE CLINICAL SETTING STEP by STEP, chapter8 was specially
prepared to help nurses who are new to managing the patient on
ventilatory support. Learning how to care for and troubleshoot
have been made simple.
You may also enjoy watching the video:
(Sessions 13)
So enjoy learning.