✅Emergency Nursing Basics Book: www.amazon.com/dp/B0BP4N1LF2 ✅ER Nursing Charting Book: www.amazon.com/dp/B0CPJY4S72 ✅ER Nurse Report and Brain Sheets: www.amazon.com/dp/B0CLCGQGH1

Blood cultures before antibiotics! Ensure your beds are zeroed before getting a possible stroke (or sepsis) patient on them! Hone in your IV starting skills! They are invaluable!

Any time there is a complaint of chest pain, EKG stat, the provider is going to ask for one anyway. Whether they have already had one or not.

All very useful tips. Wonderful for a new ED nurse like me.

Insulin drips… based on our protocol we have to get q1hr bgl checks to titrate our drips. The dose is units/kg/hr. Set your volume to be infused at the same amount as your unit/kg/hr so you will get called back that the infusion is done at your 1hr mark for a bgl recheck. Also helps prevent too much insulin infusing if you get a sick patient come on and you can’t get back in time orrrr if the patient bends their arm you can look and see how much medicine actually infused then consult pharmacy about what to do next.

Awesome tips! Please upload more as you think of them. Have learned a lot, but there's always so much more!

thanks for these videos, they give me a sense of ease before going into to work

Love it ! Thanks

Please do a video on sepsis

Can’t wait to read your book!

Thank you so much!

Hello, do you have any videos on how to effective/efficient when walking into a code?Thank you for your content.

Just curious, where do stroke patient goes after tpa is given? do they go to icu? or is there specific unit for them?

Great

Why are you using brand names instead of generic? 😭