Cyndi Zarbano – All Things Pulmonary

Practical, immediately applicable advice will be yours upon your departure-Strategies that increase patient outcomes and improve your expertise

Cyndi Zarbano – All Things Pulmonary

Simple steps to an ABG analysis

• Acid Base Imbalances
• The 4 Abnormal Results
• Rapid Interpretation Tool

The Respiratory Assessment Tips You Must Never Miss!

• Common Adventitious Breath Sounds
• What are the Causes & When are They Heard?
  • Crackles/Rales – wet vs. dry
  • Wheezes are not always an obstruction to the airway.
  • Rhonchi: Differentiating the differences
  • Stridor – emergency treatment
  • Pleural Friction Rub
• Inspection & Percussion
• Chest X changes-Ray

Airway Management Techniques

• Management Obstruction
• Airway Adjuncts
• Know your role in intubation
• The “5-Point Check”
• Rapid Sequence Intubation

Nursing Personnel Can Use Mechanical Ventilation

• Responding to Alarms
• Management Strategies That Improve
• Outcomes
  • Patient Comfort
  • Decreasing workload
  • Frequent Assessment
  • Cardiac Output Clues
• The patient is suctioned

Emergent Respiratory Conditions

• Presentation
• Lab Findings
• Respiratory Support
  • Oxygen Control
  • Early Intubation

Asthma Management

• Assessment findings
• Identifying the Trigger
• Steroid Considerations

Pulmonary Embolisms

• The Most Likely Causes
• Signs & Symptoms
• Diagnosis & Treatment

Pulmonary Drug Cabinet: From A To Z

• Anti-Cholinergic Agents
• Anti-Inflammatory drugs
• Bronchodilators
• Combo-Drugs
• Inhalers & Spacers
• There are many more!

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Description:

• Simple ABG Interpretation
• Never miss Respiratory Assessment Clues
• The Pulmonary From A to Z: Drug Cabinet
• Emergent Event Management Strategies
• The following are mechanical ventilation tips that all nurses should know

Rapidly, the condition of your lungs can change from being stable to one that is life-threatening.-Situations that are life-threatening, where every second counts. You will learn the skills and knowledge necessary to deal with any situation. With over 20 years’ experience in critical care, Cyndi Zarbano, MSN., BSN. CCRN. CEN. PCCN. CMSRN. CLNC. NLCP. You will learn the most recent evidence.-Patients with pulmonary issues can be treated using evidence-based techniques. You’ll have the opportunity to enhance your assessment skills, improve your ability to quickly interpret lab findings and explore the latest treatment techniques for airway management. Practical, immediate solutions will be provided after the course.-Strategies that increase patient outcomes and improve your expertise