@@se7en52 I mean my school is literally rated as one of the best nursing schools in California. They are adding pharmacology. Unfortunately, I will have graduated by then.
you don't necessarily need a pharm class to learn drugs. you should be learning this in conjunction with material in your class already. its up to you to do the studying.
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The nurse notes third-degree heart block on the EKG of a client receiving diltiazem (Cardizem) for treatment of a supraventricular dysrhythmia. The appropriate action by the nurse is to: Administer the next dose as prescribed, and monitor the EKG. **Hold the next dose, document the EKG finding, and notify the physician. Treat the heart block, and continue the Cardizem. Increase IV fluids, and administer half the dose of Cardizem.
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You’re a huge blessing. My nursing school does not have a pharmacology course. You’re a huge help in simplifying this information:)
Nursing school without pharmacology? Run away from that school and never look back..
@@se7en52 I mean my school is literally rated as one of the best nursing schools in California. They are adding pharmacology. Unfortunately, I will have graduated by then.
@@se7en52 so is mine, ADN program in Chicago no pharm course
you don't necessarily need a pharm class to learn drugs. you should be learning this in conjunction with material in your class already. its up to you to do the studying.
This very helpful for Pharmacy Techs especially studying for the PTCB exam
wow really?! thanks so much!
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What did you use to study for the PTCB?
Currently in tech school never went to college in my life and cried multiple times. Then I just found this video. Helps TREMENDOUSLY
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Excellent video thank you nurse Mike
The nurse notes third-degree heart block on the EKG of a client receiving diltiazem (Cardizem) for treatment of a supraventricular dysrhythmia. The appropriate action by the nurse is to:
Administer the next dose as prescribed, and monitor the EKG.
**Hold the next dose, document the EKG finding, and notify the physician.
Treat the heart block, and continue the Cardizem.
Increase IV fluids, and administer half the dose of Cardizem.
Very informative video
how take long isoptin slow release 120 mg take effect?
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Big drops over how long period of time ? =)
Kate Ch exams & the Nclex don’t get that specific :) so in the question, if there is a big drop like over 20 or 30 points, then it’s priority
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Wait why are bad headaches are typically normal?
Every time I try taking the test it doesn't allow me to
It is too much details and it understands only by experts