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Dear Nurses,
Are you feeling frustrated because you do not really understand how to put the pieces of the puzzle together in the clinical setting ? Do you feel really challenged because you lack the knowledge and the skills to be a great clincal nurse. This ongoing series of clinical situations will help you solve the problem.
Are you the New Nurse feeling like you are in a storm?
There is a very simple way you can overcome it, Dearnurses.org has been prepared just for you
Topics are simple and easy to learn, feels like reading a newspaper. So click on the link and enjoy learning www.dearnurses.org
Dear Nurses,
We want to let you know that we are celebrating 100 videos
We make videos to help nurses old and new.
Click on the link or image below and enjoy learning!
"Like the Artist perfects
Painting Skills, so does
the Nurse perfect
Clinical Skills"
Welcome to dearnurses.com, a member of the dearnurses family. There are a total of 5 websites, each unique in its own right.
Dearnurses.com - Case studies, clinical videos for nurses, assessment from head to toe, EKG reading, care planning, diabetic teaching and many more.
Dearnurses.net - online books for nurse clinical learning - "The Clinical Setting Step by Step", "What is It?" a collection of helpful clinical information for the nurse.
"Sessions for Nurses" and "The New Nurse" on Youtube (Dearnurses Channel).
Dearnurses.org - Easy articles like reading a newspaper for the New Nurse.
Dearnurses.blogspot.com with over 700 posts of nurse helper information
Our commitment is to helping new and inexperienced nurses.
* We make no claims to being a nursing program. We urge you to always follow your institution's policies, procedures and doctor's orders. This website should not be used as a substitute.
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WHAT'S NEW???
Nurses are you aware that
recently AHA guidelines
have changed for CPR?
Instead of:
A - airway
B - breathing
C - chest compressions
We now have
C - chest compressions
A - airway
B - breathing
(Click on the appropriate link on
the left-hand side of this home page)
Sessions 52 Arnold Chiari Malformation, Elongated Cerebellum, Hydrocephalus, Cranial nerve 9, dysphasia
Sessions 51 Magnesium and Potassium Infusions. The Patient on a Magnesium Infusion, Patient with possible IV Infiltration, Avoiding Accidents in the Clinical Setting (Clinical Videos page 3)
Sessions 50 AFIB and DVT. The New Nurse with an Unfamiliar Assignment, A-FIB and DVT Patient, Heparin and uses - Overview, DVT and Prevention, (Clinical Videos page 3)
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