MATH SOLUTIONS FOR NURSES

Dear nurses,

Hope you had a good Thanksgiving. If you are having difficulty

figuring out your math problems in the clinical setting,

Math Solutions for Nurses could be of help to you.

So, just click on the link:

http://www.dearnurses.net/math_solutions_for_nurses

and enjoy learning.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL NURSES

Dear nurses,

Have a Happy Thanksgiving. Also enjoy watching the video:

Sessions 27-Your Critical Thinking.

NURSES - PUTTING THE PIECES OF THE PUZZLE TOGETHER

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Updated 11/24

Dear nurses,

 

Did you know that putting the pieces of the puzzle
together in the Clinical Setting, can be easy? 

Learn more by watching the video: 

Critical Concepts

Helpful information for the clinical nurse.

WHAT IS AMNIOCENTESIS

In the image above, the doctor discusses the need
for an Amniocentesis with a pregnant patient.

What is Amniocentesis?

Amniocentesis is a Diagnostic test that is generally
done around 15-20 weeks of pregnancy. It helps to
provide information about chromosomes, Downs
Syndrome and sickle cell anemia.

MATERNAL NURSING -ESTROGEN AND PROGESTERONE

Estrogen and Progesterone are two hormones produced by the ovaries initially,
then the placenta in the latter part of pregnancy. They are first produced by the 

ovaries and later the placenta. Estrogen and Progesterone also keep the placenta
healthy and enhance lactation.

FETAL ULTRASOUND AND FETAL MONITORING

Updated 5/24

Dear nurses,

Dear nurses.net is no longer available. Please use the new links:

Hormones 

Placenta previa

Fetal heart monitoring

for more updated information.

Estrogen and Progesterone are two hormones produced by the ovaries initially,
then the placenta in the latter part of pregnancy. They are first produced by the 

ovaries and later the placenta. Estrogen and Progesterone also keep the placenta
healthy and enhance lactation.

NURSES - YOUR CRITICAL THINKING

Dear nurses,

Nursing can be a wonderful job if you know how and

when to apply your critical thinking. Putting the pieces

of the puzzle together can be a challenge, but can

become really easy. So, enjoy learning more about

how and when to apply your critical thinking in

the clinical setting, by clicking on the link:

http://www.dearnurses.net/your_critical_thinking

or enjoy watching the video:

Sessions 27- Your Critical Thinking.