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Central Venous Access Devices
by Shergill, Mar 28, 2007
This article is written by a Lecturer in Health Sciences. It focuses on the care and maintenance needed to keep such devices patent and functioning. It also describes some of the risks associated with such devices. Only adequately qualified persons should care for such devices.
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Central Venous Pressure Monitoring
by Shergill, Apr 3, 2007
A simple description of a highly technical medical procedure performed routinely in Intensive Care Units and other acute settings.
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Handing Over the Care of a Patient
by Shergill, Apr 10, 2007
Currently Nurses are responsible for giving technical care to patients who are acutely ill in the Hospital. For smooth and efficient transfer of care the handover report must be detailed and systematic. Many systems of handing over the care are used. The author advocates the use of body systems and has detailed the many bits of information which needs to be communicated to the care giver who is commencing care.
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Simple Anatomy and Physiology Quiz for Nurses
by Shergill, Apr 11, 2007
This is a simple quiz for student nurses. It is designed to evaluate the students understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the human heart.
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Fifteen Practice Exam. Questions for Icu Nurses
by Shergill, Apr 12, 2007
Intensive Care Units are highly challenging places of employment. Nurses often do analytical and almost diagnostic work each shift. These questions are typical everyday challenges for ICU Nurses. These are also some of the questions which I often ask of the Nurses I help train. Test your knowledge by attempting to answer these questions. I will be publishing the results shortly. Good Luck & enjoy.
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Fifteen Practice Exam. Answers for Icu Nurses
by Shergill, Apr 12, 2007
These are the Answers for the Practice Test for ICU Nurses which was published earlier. These are University Level answers and may appear too difficult for undergraduate students. However, these questions are answerabe by most of my University's Postgraduates. Enjoy, Learn and have fun. Knowledge is power!
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Intraosseous Infusion - Equipment and Procedure
by Shergill, Apr 15, 2007
Intraosseous infusion is used commonly when there is failure to locate a suitable veinous site, particularly in babies. This procedure is generally performed in the Emergency Department or the Intensive Care Unit by a qualified practitioner.
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Patient with a Gastronomy Tube
by Shergill, Apr 18, 2007
Gastrotomy tubes are placed to feed pediatric and elderly patients most of the time. Caring for such patients in a safe manner is essential to preserving the life and wellbeing of thees patients. This plastic patient is not likely to flourish on this feed of colored water.
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Purposes of Doing a Nursing Assessment
by Shergill, May 7, 2007
All registered Nurses know that medical records are legal documents. However, medical records are also used to communicate information, assess interventions, document care and treatments given, research, assess future needs and give directions.
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Inserting a Foley Catheter
by Shergill, May 13, 2007
Nurses perform this highly skilled procedure with the least amount of difficulty in the hospital and community settings. In the right circumstances it prevents many complications and saves lives.
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