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RCIS ReferencesThe textbooks listed below are intended as recommended resources when preparing for examination. You may have previousor later editions of these or other references available that alsopresent acceptable coverage of the subject matter. Any generaltext in cardiovascular techniques and evaluation, and cardiacpatient care and management may be used. It is not necessary touse all…
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Explanation Muscle Weakness This could be from an pH imbalance. Urine Note sure the patho on this one Respiratory Distress Could be from interference of calcium Cardiac Contractility Calcium is needed to trigger the muscle contraction. But too much K could disrupt that ECG Changes You probably won’t see this until very late, when K…
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Having a good shift means that you are expected to complete a modicum of tasks. Not all of them can be done in order, but this is a small baseline to go off of. Charting Don’t let this fall by the wayside, or it will come back to haunt you at the end of the…
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Inferior Nasal Concha is the prominent site of injury during intubation…
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Common drug used to control/convert Atrial Fibrillation. Nurses: PT/PTT/INR testing not necessary due to its’ wide therapeutic window. This makes it advantageous compared to Heparin, which has to be monitored consistently via aPTT. —Per LabCorps: “Routine therapeutic monitoring of apixaban level is not required because of the drug’s relatively wide therapeutic index. Despite the use…
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