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Videoconferencing is Not available.  Please select Onsite when registering.  

Videoconferencing is Not available.  Please select Onsite when registering.  Requirements: Participants must have a current BLS for Health Care Providers (CPR) card. They should have access to an ACLS Provider Manual (not included in registration fee) -or-Participants can purchase the current Handbook of Emergency Cardiovascular Care available at :www.worldpoint-ecc.com   Note: Make sure you are using AHA Evidence-Based Resuscitation Guidelines.Handouts are available for download at :www.medi-sota.orgYou will be REQUIRED to print out the pre-course work and verification page & bring to class!You MUST also get at least 80% on the pre-test. Keep taking it until you achieve 80%.Objectives:At the conclusion of this program, the participants will be able to: Describe an understanding of airway management and endotracheal intubation. Demonstrate recognition and therapy of the major ACLS emergency conditions. Describe intravenous and invasive therapeutic and monitoring techniques. Demonstrate an understanding and recognition of lethal and non-lethal arrhythmias Demonstrate management of cardiac arrest using ACLS pharmacology including “why, when, how” precautions. Explain the early management, first 30 minutes of: stroke, hypothermia, near drowning, trauma arrest, electrocution, OB arrest and drug overdose.  

Videoconferencing is Not available.  Please select Onsite when registering.  Requirements: Participants must have a current BLS for Health Care Providers (CPR) card. They should have access to an ACLS Provider Manual (not included in registration fee) -or-Participants can purchase the current Handbook of Emergency Cardiovascular Care available at :www.worldpoint-ecc.com   Note: Make sure you are using AHA Evidence-Based Resuscitation Guidelines.Handouts are available for download at :www.medi-sota.orgYou will be REQUIRED to print out the pre-course work and verification page & bring to class!You MUST also get at least 80% on the pre-test. Keep taking it until you achieve 80%.Objectives:At the conclusion of this program, the participants will be able to: Describe an understanding of airway management and endotracheal intubation. Demonstrate recognition and therapy of the major ACLS emergency conditions. Describe intravenous and invasive therapeutic and monitoring techniques. Demonstrate an understanding and recognition of lethal and non-lethal arrhythmias Demonstrate management of cardiac arrest using ACLS pharmacology including “why, when, how” precautions. Explain the early management, first 30 minutes of: stroke, hypothermia, near drowning, trauma arrest, electrocution, OB arrest and drug overdose.  

This workshop will not be held by videoconference

Videoconferencing is Not available.  Please select Onsite when registering.  Requirements: Participants must have a current BLS for Health Care Providers (CPR) card. They should have access to an ACLS Provider Manual (not included in registration fee) -or-Participants can purchase the current Handbook of Emergency Cardiovascular Care available at :www.worldpoint-ecc.com   Note: Make sure you are using AHA Evidence-Based Resuscitation Guidelines.Handouts are available for download at :www.medi-sota.orgYou will be REQUIRED to print out the pre-course work and verification page & bring to class!You MUST also get at least 80% on the pre-test. Keep taking it until you achieve 80%.Objectives:At the conclusion of this program, the participants will be able to: Describe an understanding of airway management and endotracheal intubation. Demonstrate recognition and therapy of the major ACLS emergency conditions. Describe intravenous and invasive therapeutic and monitoring techniques. Demonstrate an understanding and recognition of lethal and non-lethal arrhythmias Demonstrate management of cardiac arrest using ACLS pharmacology including “why, when, how” precautions. Explain the early management, first 30 minutes of: stroke, hypothermia, near drowning, trauma arrest, electrocution, OB arrest and drug overdose.  

Videoconferencing is Not available.  Please select Onsite when registering.  DESCRIPTION:The Trauma Nursing Core Course (TNCC) is a course designed to provide the learner with cognitive knowledgeand psychomotor skills. The Trauma nursing process is used to standardize the approach to trauma care and is reflected in the chapters and in the psychomotor skill station in the manual.PURPOSE:The Emergency Nurses Association believes that the knowledge and psychomotor skill as identified in the Trauma Nursing Core Course will assist professional nurses to systematically assess the trauma patient and to intervene or to assist with interventions in a manner that will decrease the current mortality and morbidity associated with trauma.OBJECTIVES:Upon completion of the TNCC course the participant will be able to:*Discuss the concepts and principles of the primary and secondary patient assessment*Establish trauma patient management priorities*Demonstrate a standardized, systematic and organized approach to assessment, planning, intervention and evaluation of the trauma patientPRE-REQUISITE FOR COURSE:It is recommended that the course participants have at least six (6) months of clinical nursing experience in anemergency care setting prior to taking the course.WHO SHOULD ATTEND:***This course is only for RN’s; however LPN’s may attend this course, but will not be allowed to test.***

This workshop will not be held by videoconference