Advanced Assessment and Diagnostic Skills-Clinical Insights to Expertly Respond to the Patient’s Clues – Cheryl Herrmann, Cyndi Zarbano and Dr. Paul Langlois

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A minor change in vital signs… a skipped heartbeat… the feeling that something doesn’t look or sound right —?it’s critical to know ALL of the clues signaling that a patient is decompensating.

It can be challenging to pick up on subtle clues from patients. And if we can’t quickly identify the true concerns and initiate the appropriate interventions, your patients — and your job — is at risk.

No matter how many years you have been in nursing, NOW is the time to master assessment techniques!

This NEW step-by-step advanced skill training combines our decades of nursing experience and was designed with you in mind – a hard-working nurse, committed to giving the best to patients.

With exciting patient case studies, reinforced with helpful clinical mnemonics, we give you real-world solutions and teach you how to respond to patients with skill and confidence as you integrate sound critical thinking and clinical decision-making in your day-to-day work

Experience dramatic changes in your own practice —?as soon as your next shift!

In this completely self-paced video course, watch your anxiety fall and your confidence grow, as we walk you through must-know clinical test interpretation strategies:

• Blood work
• Psychosocial & Physical
• Cardiac (12 lead & ECHO cardiogram interpretation)
• Respiratory (ABG interpretation & pulmonary function)
• Neurologic (CT & MRI)
• GI (barium swallow & UGI)
• Urologic (ultrasound of kidney, CT & glomerular filtration)
• Radiographic (chest radiograph, angiography), and so much more!

PLUS, exclusive to this all-inclusive, video-based course, our expertise will illuminate techniques so you can identify coronary and pulmonary problems that could have previously been missed.

Here’s What You Get When You Sign Up Today:

Advanced Assessment Skills: Respond to the Patient’s Clues with Skill and Confidence with Paul Langlois, APN, PhD, CCRN, CCNS, CNRN

Module 1: Advanced Assessment Part 1

• Critical Thinking & Decision Making
• Patient History, Physical Exam & Diagnostic Tests
• Genomic Assessment
• Skin Assessment
• Head, Face, and Neck

Module 2: Advanced Assessment Part 2

• Eyes
• Ear, Nose & Throat
• Cardiovascular System…Beyond the Heart

Module 3: Advanced Assessment Part 3

• Peripheral Vascular System
• Respiratory System…Much More than Breath Sounds?

Module 4: Advanced Assessment Part 4

• Gastro-intestinal System…Beyond the Large and Small Intestine?
• Genitourinary System
• Musculoskeletal System
• Neurologic System
• Assessment of the Elderly Patient?
• Documentation
• Rapid Assessment of the Decompensating Patient

12-Lead EKG & Chest X-Ray Interpretation: Enhancing Assessment Skills for Improved Outcomes with Cheryl Herrmann, RN, MS, APN, CCRN, CCNS-CSC/CMC

Module 5: EKG Interpretation and Coronary Anatomy

• The 12-Lead EKG
• Ace the Axis
• Beat the Bundles
• Correlate the Coronary Anatomy
• Differential Diagnosis in Acute Coronary Syndrome

Module 6: Advanced Interpretation and Chest X-Ray: Beyond the Basics

• Putting it all Together?
• Advanced Interpretation?
• The Chest X-Ray?
• Systematic Approach?
• Beyond the Basics?

Plus, when you register today, you’ll get an additional bonus:

Heart and Lung Sounds, 2nd Edition with Cyndi Zarbano, MSN, BSN, CCRN, CEN, PCCN, CMSRN, CLNC

Cardiac & Pulmonary Assessment: Heart and Lung Sounds

• Cardiac Assessment Skills
  • Extra Heart Sounds
  • Heart Murmurs
• Pulmonary Assessment
  • Adventitious Breath Sounds
  • Using Vocal Fremitus to Confirm Pathology

You’ve got patients to serve. And you won’t find this type of education in another online course out there!

Let our in-the-trenches experts transform your critical thinking skills?as you become?the go-to expert on the unit. Take a deep dive into assessment with us! You’ll get all of this…and more!

1. Examination of the pulmonary, cardiac, neurologic, & musculo-skeletal systems (with video instruction!)
2. Develop a systematic approach to chest x-ray interpretation
3. The latest clinical practice guidelines for common pathologies and comorbidities
4. Explain how anatomy and physiology of each body system can change with disease progression
5. Identify the earliest signs of clinical deterioration
6. The best interventions to stabilize the deteriorating and successfully resuscitated patient
7. How to recognize patient deterioration more quickly than ever before
8. How to do proper, thorough and methodological documentation so that you can prevent a lawsuit from happening