HAPPY NEW YEAR NURSES

Dear nurses,

I just want to wish you all a Happy New Year.

Maternal Nursing , Part 3 has just been completed.

Read more about the following topics:

- Hyperemesis Gravidarum, the placenta

- Ectopic pregnancy

- PROM ( Premature Rupture of Membranes)

- Abruptio Placenta, Prolapsed cord

- Uterine Rupture

Simply click on the link:

http://www.dearnurses.net/simplifying_maternal_nursing_part_3

ECTOPIC PREGNANCY

 Ectopic pregnancy may begin with the normal signs

and symptoms of pregnancy. To learn more about this topic,

simply click on the link:

http://www.dearnurses.net/simplifying_maternal_nursing_part_3

WHAT IS PROM ( PREMATURE RUPTURE OF MEMBRANES)

Updated 4/24

Dear nurses,

Dearnurses.net is no longer available. For more updated 
information please click on the link below:

Quizmenurse

To learn more about PROM (Premature Rupture of Membranes),

please click on the link:

http://www.dearnurses.net/simplifying_maternal_nursing_part_3

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL NURSES

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PHARMACOLOGY FOR NURSES

Updated 4/25

Dear nurses,

More helpful information on Pharmacology for Nurses

has been added.

Topics include:

Pain Assessment / Pain Scales

Narcotic uses in the Clinical Setting

Organizational skills

Common causes of medication errors

The MAR ( Medication Administration Record )

Braden scale

Enjoy watching the video:

The New Nurse - Communication Skills

PHARMACOLOGY FOR NURSES IN THE CLINICAL SETTING

On admission to the hospital, the nurse is responsible
for completing an admission profile. This information 
is also available to the pharmacist, who takes care
of dispensing all medications ordered by the doctor.

Please use the links below for more helpful information.

Types of medication errors

and

Medication errors

 Clinical scenarios are a normal part of nursing.
Above there are five clinical scenarios unfolding.

Scenario 1- A patient who is admitted to a healthcare
facility and will need teaching. Click on the link:

ER experience for the layperson

Scenario 2- The patient on mechanical ventilation
and the nurse is unsure what to do.Click on the link:

  The patient on mechanical ventilation

Scenario 3 -A patient has arrived in the Emergency
Room, both the doctor and nurse are at the bedside
to do an assessment. Learn more by clicking on the link:

An ER experience
  

Scenario 4 - A nurse does an assessment. 
IV assessment

Scenario 5 - A nurse tries to encourage a patient to
do breathing exercises.Care planning