Nurse education

After years spent in the fast-paced, high-pressure nursing environment, a peaceful life in the classroom might be sounding pretty great. Learn more about the path to becoming a nurse educator.

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Med Surg Cheat Sheet to aid in vital signs, electrolyte normals and abnormalities, lab results, and so much more.

Hello, hello friends! Jackie here bringing you some great information today. If you are anything like me as a new nurse you probably dreeeeaddd the thought of an IV order. Yes? No? Or was I the only one? Man! Every time I would see an IV order I would start freaking out, overthink and have an internal anxiety attack. IV’s are actually one of THE hardest skills for a nurse to acquire and this is simply because in order to master it you must PRACTICE. Without practice, you cannot possibly…

A great list of useful techniques to improve your IV insertion for different clients.

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A high yield, on-shift resource to help Emergency Department providers spot subtle, high-risk ECG findings including Brugada, WPW, HCM, and ARVD. Use this card as a checklist to methodically ensure you are not missing any electrocardiographic evidence of red-flag conditions.