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Episode 2 - ACLS: The Nurse Practitioner’s Lifeline
Super excited to share this one!
Have you ever been retaking your ACLS and thought,
“Is it 300 of amino or Epi?”
“Is it and 3 mg of Epi every min or 1 mg of Epi every 3 minutes?”
“Is it adenosine or amino for VT/VF or Brady?”
Is it compressions at a rate of 100 or 60.. is it a ratio of 30:2 or 60:2?”
Well I have good news for you!! You no longer have to have these thoughts!
ACLS is hard for a lot of people because there are so many tinny tiny details that are very similar to one another & if you don’t use it frequently, it’s hard to keep straight. But I have the tricks of the trade for you!
Disclaimer: none of the information in This podcast is indicated a diagnose or treat. You need to check your own resources and/or courses in order to do that. This is for information only! The purpose here is to help you think in a different way that can help you remember things easier.
👏My goal is to stimulate your creative juices so you don’t have to rely on repeating information over and over in order to remember it.
As a note for clarity: CPR is continuous but you pause to switch compressors & do rhythm check Q 2 mins.
Have you ever been retaking your ACLS and thought,
“Is it 300 of amino or Epi?”
“Is it and 3 mg of Epi every min or 1 mg of Epi every 3 minutes?”
“Is it adenosine or amino for VT/VF or Brady?”
Is it compressions at a rate of 100 or 60.. is it a ratio of 30:2 or 60:2?”
Well I have good news for you!! You no longer have to have these thoughts!
ACLS is hard for a lot of people because there are so many tinny tiny details that are very similar to one another & if you don’t use it frequently, it’s hard to keep straight. But I have the tricks of the trade for you!
Disclaimer: none of the information in This podcast is indicated a diagnose or treat. You need to check your own resources and/or courses in order to do that. This is for information only! The purpose here is to help you think in a different way that can help you remember things easier.
👏My goal is to stimulate your creative juices so you don’t have to rely on repeating information over and over in order to remember it.
As a note for clarity: CPR is continuous but you pause to switch compressors & do rhythm check Q 2 mins.
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Super excited to share this one!
Have you ever been retaking your ACLS and thought,
“Is it 300 of amino or Epi?”
“Is it and 3 mg of Epi every min or 1 mg of Epi every 3 minutes?”
“Is it adenosine or amino for VT/VF or Brady?”
Is it compressions at a rate of 100 or 60.. is it a ratio of 30:2 or 60:2?”
Well I have good news for you!! You no longer have to have these thoughts!
ACLS is hard for a lot of people because there are so many tinny tiny details that are very similar to one another & if you don’t use it frequently, it’s hard to keep straight. But I have the tricks of the trade for you!
Disclaimer: none of the information in This podcast is indicated a diagnose or treat. You need to check your own resources and/or courses in order to do that. This is for information only! The purpose here is to help you think in a different way that can help you remember things easier.
👏My goal is to stimulate your creative juices so you don’t have to rely on repeating information over and over in order to remember it.
As a note for clarity: CPR is continuous but you pause to switch compressors & do rhythm check Q 2 mins.
Have you ever been retaking your ACLS and thought,
“Is it 300 of amino or Epi?”
“Is it and 3 mg of Epi every min or 1 mg of Epi every 3 minutes?”
“Is it adenosine or amino for VT/VF or Brady?”
Is it compressions at a rate of 100 or 60.. is it a ratio of 30:2 or 60:2?”
Well I have good news for you!! You no longer have to have these thoughts!
ACLS is hard for a lot of people because there are so many tinny tiny details that are very similar to one another & if you don’t use it frequently, it’s hard to keep straight. But I have the tricks of the trade for you!
Disclaimer: none of the information in This podcast is indicated a diagnose or treat. You need to check your own resources and/or courses in order to do that. This is for information only! The purpose here is to help you think in a different way that can help you remember things easier.
👏My goal is to stimulate your creative juices so you don’t have to rely on repeating information over and over in order to remember it.
As a note for clarity: CPR is continuous but you pause to switch compressors & do rhythm check Q 2 mins.