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Sean G. Smith & Tom F. Gutchewsky – Recognizing Early Signs of Trouble
Heart Disease and Stroke lead to the most severe of these conditions. of death in the world…
You NEED to understand cardiac and neurologic anatomy and physiology… yet the complexities of Even the most skilled nurses can be overwhelmed by these body systems. The key to avoiding life–threatening complications is to identify subtle changes in your patient’s symptoms early.
Now in this comprehensive online course, two hand–picked experts with 40+ years of combined experience give you the tools you need to identify presenting and evolving symptoms, so you can confidently intervene before a situation becomes life–threatening.
You will leave with clinical pearls such:
- The most recent pharmacological treatment options available for neuro- and cardiac emergencies
- Here are some key insights that will help you predict when an invasive procedure such as stenting, angioplasty or surgery is likely
- How patients with asymptomatic VPBs in the peri–infarct period, when given antiarrhythmic drugs, can have an increased risk for mortality
- Based on ICP currents, which treatment is most likely to produce the best results?
- The latest evidence–based strategies for neuro trauma
- There’s so much more!
Module 1: Acute Cardiac Pathology
- To identify the specific pathology, including chronic lesions vs. culprit, review angiogram films
- Identify the changes of Myocardial ischemia on echocardiogram causes acute MV regurgitation
- Watch how intra-Aortic balloon pumps can be used to stabilize patients with ventral septal defects due to MI before they undergo surgery.
- Discuss which drugs are best for certain conditions, and follow AHA recommendations
Module 2: Aortic dissection
- Stanford Types A and B – Common causes, symptoms, and risk factors
- For pathological findings, review diagnostic techniques and images, including TEE, echocardiogram and CT scans
- What patients need emergency surgery and which require medical management?
- Learn about the most recent surgical techniques in treatment
Module 3: Cardiac Tamponade
- Identify the symptoms of Cardiac tamponade, including all components of Beck’s triad
- Learn more about the causes of pericardial tamponade
- Check diagnostic echocardiograms, CT images
- Pericardiocentesis, pericardial windows surgical procedures and other appropriate treatments are available
Module 4: Cardiogenic Shock
- Understanding the causes of Cardiogenic shock is used to detect early signs
- Compare the function of Diagnostic techniques, such as the echocardiogram or swan ganz catheters
- Get insight into common and more advanced treatments such as fluid resuscitation and medication, intervention, and intravenous therapy.-Aortic balloon pumps, ECMO, VADs
Module 5: Cardiac Arrhythmias
- Identify acute cardiac arrhythmias including atrial fibrillation/flutter, 3rd-EKG results for degree heart block or ventricular tachycardia
- Common etiologies reviewed and risk factors
- Consider all treatment options, including electricity and medication.
Module 1: Neuroanatomy
- Summarize neuroanatomy for complex neurological patients
- Overview of The nervous system is divided into three parts: Central Nervous System and Peripheral Nervous System.
- Identify function and formation. Identify properties. Identify flow of cerebral spinal fluid
Module 2: Neurological Assessment
- Recommendations for neurologic assessment strategies, and any changes related to pathological conditions
- What you should do with your assessment findings
Module 3: Overview of Seizures
- Indicate the clinical presentation of seizure types and epilepsy.
- Discuss your responsibilities before, during, or after a seizure.
- Post-traumatic seizure medications: What to do, how to avoid them and what to watch out for
Module 4: Spinal Cord Injury, Brain Injuries, Lesions
- Recognizing The signs and symptoms of a brain injury
- Identify key management strategies to help patients with head and spinal injury.
- Talk about secondary injuries of Brain trauma and spinal cord injury
Module 5: Critical Care Management of The Neuroscience Patient
- Increased intracranial pressures are correlated with expected causes and management of critical care
- Overview of Causes, symptoms, and management of Diabetes Insipidus
Module 6: Headaches, Migraines, and Other Headaches
- Identify essential management strategies for patients with complicated headache & migraines
- Review the diagnostic criteria and management strategies for patients with Alzheimer’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease, Guillain-Barre Syndrome and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis are also known as Myasthenia Gravis and Barre Syndrome.
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Full-A color pocket guide that focuses on treatments, interventions, preventions, and focused assessments – right at the fingertips.
A wealth of references and tools for critical thinking. This includes cardiovascular, IV, pulmonary, multisystem, shock, neurological, critical skills, and more. A resource that is simple to use to help you deliver high-quality care.-High quality care.
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