Treat the Beat OB Emergencies to the 4th Power

Price: $54

CEs: 30 CEs

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider Number 13004 for 30 contact hours.

Recommended For:

Prepare for the Postpartum Nurse. This course is appropriate for Nurses and other healthcare professionals to obtain 30 Contact Hours.

Healthcare Professionals who need to renew their license. This Home Course will review the most recent AHA ACLS Guidelines for adult resuscitation. It’s a step-by-step guide to starting a code, initiating CPR, and designating roles. This  Nurses in Postpartum, Labor & Delivery, NICU. Healthcare professionals who are interested in Maternal Child Care.

Part I

Upon completion of the Obstetrically Focused Treat the Beat³ – Part I the learner will be able to recognize and select appropriate drugs for the following rhythms:

• Ventricular Fibrillation
• PEA
• Asystole
• Sinus Bradycardia
• 1st, 2nd, 3rd Degree Blocks
• Paced rhythm
• Monomorphic VT
• Polymorphic VT
• Supraventricular Tachycardia
• Torsades de Pointes

Upon the completion of Obstetrically Focused Treat the Beat³ – Part II the learner will be able to:

• State key intervention to prevent an maternal arrest
• State the appropriate patient position for CPR for the maternal patient
• State the reason for difficulty in airway management for the maternal patient
• State the reason for ventilations of a maternal patient
• State the appropriate hand placement for chest compression
• State the ECG changes for magnesium toxicity
• State the intervention for pulmonary embolism
• State the intervention for amniotic fluid embolism
• State the significance of aortocaval syndrome
• State the reason for performing emergency C-Section in cardiac arrest
• Discuss the importance of timing with Emergency C-Section
• State the ECG changes with hyperkalemia
• State the ECG changes with hypokalemia
• State the signs and symptoms of hypermagesium
• State the signs and symptoms of hyomagesemium

Upon the completion of Obstetrically Focused Treat the Beat³ – Part II I the learner will be able to:

• State the responsibilities of the First, Second, Third and Fourth responders to an OB code event
• State she responsibilities of the physician, critical care nurse, neonatal nurse and respiratory therapist in an OB code event
• State the responsibilities of the First, Second, Third and Fourth responders to an Neonatal code event
• State she responsibilities of the physician, critical care nurse, neonatal nurse and respiratory therapist in a Neonatal code event