If you have ever worked with newborn infants, they ALWAYS have those little blue and pink stocking caps. When you see newborn infants on TV or in magazines they always have those stocking caps on. All of use assumed that keeps the baby warm because heat is lost through the head. We never questioned this practice and “God forbid”, if
» Read moreClass Overview Duration: 4 hours Continuing Education: 6 CE Assessment: Written Test Class Schedule Course Summary Upon completion of Blood Gas Interpretation and Mechanical Ventilation Management the learner will be able to: [jcolumns] Define the component of blood gases, the pH, CO2, HCO3 and base deficit. Describe the significance of ↑CO2 Describe the significance of ↓CO2 Describe the significance of abnormal
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Nurses Educational Opportunities is an Authorized Provider for American Heart Association Classes [dropcap]U[/dropcap]pon completion of your course, you receive an official AHA card. AHA cards have to be renewed every 2 years. Date format on your card has to be: Issue Date: Month/Year Expiration Date: Month/Year You have until the last day of the Expiration Month
» Read more[restabs alignment=”osc-tabs-left” responsive=”true” text=”More” tabcolor=”#c7dbd8″ tabheadcolor=”#646464″ seltabcolor=”#a7dcd6″ seltabheadcolor=”#646464″ tabhovercolor=”#a7dcd6″] [restab title=”AWHONN Advanced FM” active=”active”] AWHONN Advanced Fetal Monitoring This is a 1-day course. This course uses a case study approach to analyze complicated FHM patterns and characteristics. The course includes maternal-fetal physiology, instrumentation, interpretation, intervention, verbal and written communication skills and risk-management principles. Course Fee: $100 Contact Hours: 8 CE (awarded
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The Career Building Workshop lets you choose what you want to accomplish. Resume Makeover ($75) – the instructor, Bettie Aguilar, will guide you through customizing your Resume so that you can pass the screening process at the hospital. She’s very good at focusing on the important details, what to avoid, and how to phrase your accomplishments. Cover Letter ($95) –
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