EKG
There are many different kind of EKG problems that can be associated with a person who is in cardiac arrest. […]
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Author Archives: Kim
Opiates Signs and Symptoms
- Posted on 11th September 2010
- in ACLS certification, Drug Overdose, Drugs
- by Kim
Many paramedics, nurses and physicians are faced with the challenges of a patient that has experienced an Opiate overdose. Efforts […]
Continue reading...Emergency Medicine
- Posted on 8th September 2010
- in ACLS certification, PALS certification
- by Kim
Doctors use emergency medicine when patient comes with some serious injury and problems that can cost his or her life. […]
Continue reading...Children and PALS
- Posted on 5th September 2010
- in PALS Course
- by Kim
Most parents are aware that children can get into anything relatively “QUICK” before you can even blink an eye. They […]
Continue reading...Medication Safety
- Posted on 3rd September 2010
- in Child Safety
- by Kim
Educating children are always a great idea too. But if the child is not able to comprehend the importance, for […]
Continue reading...AHA PALS Course
- Posted on 1st September 2010
- in PALS Course
- by Kim
When it comes to medication safety, it is best to keep the bottles out of reach and preferably have a […]
Continue reading...How To Care For an Unconscious Adult
- Posted on 24th August 2010
- in Uncategorized
- by Kim
Today it seems that there are more people out and about than many years ago. Shopping, working, increase in traffic, […]
Continue reading...Medical Professional
- Posted on 24th August 2010
- in Chest Pain
- by Kim
As a medical professional it is our duty to educate the patient and family members about the medications they are […]
Continue reading...Blood Pressure
- Posted on 22nd August 2010
- in Blood Pressure
- by Kim
When using Nitroglycerin IV, it is important to monitor ECG, Blood pressure, pulse, heart rate, MAP, and document how the […]
Continue reading...Medication
In reviewing the medication section for the Asystole algorithm, Nitroglycerin IV is NOT even mentioned or added to this arrhythmia. […]
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