NEW NURSE CARDIAC NURSE TIPS | SURVIVING TELEMETRY
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- Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2023
- Y’all the section where I talked about tele strips somehow got deleted 😩 but basically know the rhythms that mean your patient might be in trouble -Asystole, V-fib, A-fib, SVT etc. Typically most hospitals have someone monitoring the unit but it’s still good to keep an eye on your own.
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Y’all the section where I talked about tele strips somehow got deleted 😩 but basically know the rhythms that mean your patient might be in trouble -Asystole, V-fib, A-fib, SVT etc. Typically most hospitals have someone monitoring the unit but it’s still good to keep an eye on your own.
Hi, just came across your channel. Are you willing to speak with a nursing student about current trends in cardiac nursing for an assignment?
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@@SincerelyShannonSubcribe thanks for responding! I need to do a 1-2 mins video/voice interview with a cardiac nurse on current trends to present to my class. What’s the best way to connect with you re same?
You can book a student call thru my website
@@SincerelyShannonSubcribe Ok, great! I’ll do that
I am a new grad nurse working on the cardiovascular thoracic unit and these tips were so helpful. Thank you so much.
So glad they were helpful🫶🏾
Hey Shannon! Good to see you back with the back to back videos! I'm rooting for you!
Hey hey! Thanks 🫶🏾
Spot on!thank you so much Shannon
You’re welcome!
Thank you for making this video with some very helpfull tips!
Glad it was helpful
Right on time 🙌🏾I’m doing cardiac step down for my transition to practice for block 4 and I just started searching for these types of videos.
Glad it came on time!
Just got an offer to work as a new grad RN on a cardiac-tele floor. This video will be very helpful! Thank you!!
Congrats!
You are awesome, thank you!
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I didn’t even see the video yet… but a video dedicated to THIS topic. Genius girl 🎉 Bravo 🙌🏼 So watching and sharing this
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New grad cardiac step-down here. Thank you so much for the video. This was very helpful!
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I appreciate your video. More power to you and your channel.
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Great video. I'm a new nurse and i got fuzzed at asking a lot of questions. Crabby and grouchy seasoned nurses I never thought are that way. 😢
Glad it was helpful!
Not a nurse but I love this video
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Then as a cardio thoracic nurse can I work in the operating room as an RNFA
I'm not sure
so I’m be on a med surg / telemetry immediate care step down unit. is this the same as being a cardiac nurse? if not can you tell me what it is?
Depends on what type of patients you’ll be getting. I think of cardiac nurses dealing with all the drips, fresh p/o CABG’s, stents, TAVR’s etc
Is there a different between cardiac nurses and cardio thoracic nurses
Yep. I think the cardio thoracic nurses might work in the cath lab. I’m not sure.
As a cardiac nurse how important is it to know EKG
Yep
Ive been a nurse for >15 years and i will be starting my 1st hospital job (i know.. i know..) since i became a nurse in tele 1. Any advise? Im scared and anxious that im gonna look stupid, i still cant read the ekg rythms and i feel like i wont be able to keep up
hi you're not alone I'm in the same situation. Just study
You'll be fine. You already know how to be a nurse, you just need to learn the hospital culture.
@@hellonviss i appreciate the support. Difficult to be the only male nurse so far lol but im on my 3rd week of orientation which is kinda long in my opinion, but im using that to learn the ropes/protocols etc etc. ill be signing up for ecg class soon because i really want to re-learn the pathophysiology/physiology that i learned from school.
How about you? Hows the hospital life treating you?
@@SincerelyShannonSubcribe thanks, shannon. Still in my orientation and last night after my shift, just laid in bed and felt useless. I Hate that feeling so much like im not good enough to be a nurse :(,
Now you know you’re not useless lol stop beating yourself up. Enjoy being on orientation and learning bc once you are by yourself the crutch is gone. You having experience is half the battle. You got this 💪🏾
Have you seen the recent video on the PCU night shift nurse? ruclips.net/video/taXXqatemfE/видео.htmlsi=4j2RYfuGtqhKk1Ce
no i haven't, thanks for sharing
Girl this is by far top tier….. As a new grad starting in Cardiac I am so grateful and appreciative of this…. God bless 🫶🏾
Congrats on getting started!
Hello just watched the video, a new graduate nurse got an offer in cardio surgery not sure if I should go for it or what is ahead
@bimpedaniel3706 why wouldn’t you go for it?