A commonly used analgesic in ICUs and operative areas, this is an important medication to know.

When giving albuterol to your patients there are a few key things that you should monitor to avoid adverse reactions.

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Keppra is a very popular medication used to control seizures.  Chances are, if you work in a hospital you WILL give this medication.  If you work on a neuro floor, ED, or ICU than there is a 100% chance you … Continued

Keppra is a very popular medication used to control seizures.  Chances are, if you work in a hospital you WILL give this medication.  If you work on a neuro floor, ED, or ICU than there is a 100% chance you … Continued

Med of the Day podcast at it again with another episode! This episode covers mannitol an osmotic diuretic often given for cerebral edema. This medication is often tested on the and in other locations but you may not administer it … Continued

So, we have all given Zofran to our patients.  But do you know how it actually works and why you should give it slowly?  This Pharmacology podcast answers those questions.

The Med of the Day podcast from NRSNG.com provides a daily podcast that covers one medication a day.  Each episode is only about 5 minutes long and covers the most important topics you need to know about the medication.

We give Morphine constantly in the hospital, but how much do you actually know about it?

The Med of the Day podcast from NRSNG.com provides a daily podcast that covers one medication a day.  Each episode is only about 5 minutes long and covers the most important topics you need to know about the medication.