Pam Collins – Critical Skills for Managing a Patient in Crisis

You are now a It is difficult to recognize subtle changes. in a patient’s condition that can lead to a In case of medical emergency

Pam Collins – Critical Skills for Managing a Patient in Crisis

Identification & Management of Crisis

• High-Risk Populations
• Recognizing the Red Flags of Impending Doom
• Critical Thinking during a Crisis
• Accurate Interpretation of Vital Signs & Oxygenation
• Fluid & Electrolyte Disturbances

Neurological Emergencies

• Neuro Assessment: Critical Indicators
• Stroke Emergencies: TIA vs. Ischemic vs. Hemorrhagic
• Symptoms & Recognition
• Management: Emergent or. Management: Emergent vs.-emergent
• Early Signs Of Increased Intracranial pressure

Gastrointestinal Emergencies

• Abdominal Assessment Critical Clues
• What does Abdominal Pain really mean?
• Acute Abdomen
• Ileus/Small Bowel Obstruction
• Gastrointestinal Bleed
• Pancreatitis acute

Cardiac Emergencies

• Act Now for, “I’m having chest pain”
• Acute Coronary Syndromes
  • Angina vs. Myocardial infarction
  • Recognition & Management
• 6 Failing-Steps to Rhythm Interpretation
• The Dynamics of Shock
  • Hypovolemic
  • Cardiogenic
  • Septic
• Syndrome of systemic inflammation response
  • SIRS Criteria
  • Presentation & Management

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Description:

• Tools to Sharpen Your Skills Crisis Management Strategies
• 6 Failing-Proof Steps for Rhythm Interpretation
• ABG Analysis Made Easier
• Critical Take Action for “I’m Having Chest Pain!”
• Abdominal Pain: What are you REALLY Hearing?
• Prevention, presentation and action for The Most Common Nursing Emergencies

You are now a It is difficult to recognize subtle changes. in a patient’s condition that can lead to a medical emergency. Are you unsure what to do? for the older woman who suddenly doesn’t know her name or the joint replacement patient who suddenly complains of chest pain? These are scary situations, but you don’t have to panic! This seminar will help you sharpen your skills. in Management and identification for a There are many options for bedside nursing emergencies.

Cardiovascular, Neurological, Respiratory, Post-Operative Emergencies, GI and Shock, Sepsis, and Other!

Expert speaker Pam CollinsRN, MSN, CMSRN-BC can help you find the best tools and strategies for Early diagnosis and management of emergency situations such as Stroke or Heart Attack, GI Bleeds, ARDS, and Shock is key. This program will prepare you to manage your next patient emergency.