This is everything you need to know when you are a new cardiac nurse. This cardiac nursing for beginners will answer all your questions.
Cardiac Nursing For Beginners
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Cardiac Nurse – A Typical Day
Cardiac nursing is very rewarding. Just when you think you’ve got it figured out, you’ll find something new. Let’s look at a Cardiac Nurse typical day.
Psycho for Psychedelics
This is a guest blog post written by fellow nurse, Nick Angelis, CRNA, MSN. Psychedelics are controversial, but is the controversy substantiated? In...
The Ideal NCLEX Study Timeline
If you’re getting ready to graduate nursing school this year and curious about about how to manage your time as you prepare for the NCLEX, this post...
What Is Critical Thinking in Nursing?
Critical thinking in nursing is the evaluation of information through observation, experience, and communication that leads to a decision for action.
Atrial Fibrillation Tips for Nurses: How to Talk to Your Patients
When your patient flips into atrial fibrillation suddenly, it can be a bit intimidating. These atrial fibrillation tips for nurses are exactly...
4 L&D TikTok Nurses Fired: My Thoughts
I recorded a podcast episode version of this post, to listen to it, simply click play below. What Went Down On TikTok recently, there has been a...
Neuro ICU Nurse – What You Need To Know
A neuro ICU nurse works with patients in critical care who are suffering from very serious neurological compromise. Let’s outline some specifics.
NCLEX Next Generation: What You Need to Know
Alert! Alert! A massive update to the NCLEX is COMING PEOPLE! It is called NCLEX Next Generation, often referred to as NCLEX Next Gen. This will go...
4 Major Differences Between ER Nurses and Floor Nurses
Trying to decide on a career in nursing? Let’s talk about the differences between ER and floor nurses so you can pick the best for you.
5-Lead ECG Interpretation (Electrocardiogram) Tips for Nurses
… this is tough, it takes some time to understand what you need to know for your specific role. Naturally, a cardiac acute care nurse will deal with this much more than someone who works inpatient rehab, orthopedics, or on another non-cardiac unit. But just becasue you don’t deal with 5-Lead ECG Interpretation on a daily basis, doesn’t mean it isn’t helpful knowledge.
How to Survive Nursing School Masterpost
Starting nursing school can be pretty intimidating. You don't know your classmates or the level of experience they bring to the...