š Understanding and Managing PCA Pumps: A Nurseās Responsibility * Full Outline * Heading Level * Heading H1 ā¦ 7. It is the nurse’s job to understand and take care of PCA pumps. What Is a PCA Pump? What does a PCA pump do? Why using PCA pumps is a good idea Medications Often Used … Read more
Peritoneal Dialysis Nursing Care: Techniques and MonitoringāExpert Guide with 15 Must-Know Essentials A Brief Look at Peritoneal Dialysis A treatment called peritoneal dialysis (PD) can save the lives of people who have chronic kidney disease (CKD) or end-stage renal disease (ESRD). It includes putting dialysis fluid into the peritoneal cavity to get rid of waste … Read more
Skillful Management of Chest Tubes: A Practical Nursing Guide Nurses who work in acute care, critical care, and post-operative settings need to be able to carefully and expertly handle chest tubes. This complete guide gives a thorough look at chest tube care and is designed for nurses who want to do their jobs better in … Read more
Parenteral Nutrition: Essential Nursing Skills for TPN Management Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) is a life-saving treatment that puts important nutrients straight into a person’s bloodstream when they can’t eat or absorb food through their digestive tract. Nurses must possess specific information, monitor closely, and provide precise care when managing TPN. This piece will talk about … Read more
š« Advanced Airway Management: What Every Critical Care NurseĀ Must Know What Every Critical Care Nurse Needs to Know About AdvancedĀ Airway Management A Look at More Advanced Airway Management in Critical Care Advanced airway control is a key part of life-saving actions in critical care, where lives are at risk. Every critical care nurse needs to … Read more
Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT): What Nurses Need to Know Description Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT) is an important part of critical care nephrology. People with acute kidney injury (AKI) who are hemodynamically unstable benefit from it. As the first people who help patients in intensive care units (ICUs), nurses are responsible for making sure … Read more
Mastering the Art of Wound Care: Best Practices for Nurses Improving the way nurses treat wounds: an introduction Wound care is one of the most important jobs a nurse has, and it requires accuracy, compassion, and skills that are based on proof. As nurses, we take care of wounds by keeping an eye on them … Read more
Teamwork in Nursing: Why Itās Failing & How to Rebuild Collaboration Overview The foundation of healthcare is nursing, and providing patients with high-quality care requires teamwork. The inability of contemporary nursing staff to collaborate and function as a team, however, frequently results in mistakes, inefficiencies, and subpar patient outcomes. Why is this taking place? Teamwork … Read more
