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In medical emergency the quick assessment of the wounds is critical. The 5072 Paramedic Light is an inevitable tool therein. The 5072 Paramedic Light, by reproducing natural color in the highest quality, enables quick and accurate assessment of skin color changes, skin conditions, wound assessment, mucous membrane inspection, detection of signs of inflammation, assessment of secretions of any kind, evaluation of punctures, aspirated fluids, detection of colour deviations in medications. The red light is great help for hospital nurses attending patience without any disturbance of the tranquillity in the room during the night. The flashing red light serves as emergency signal. The 5072 Paramedic Light is for paramedics, ambulance, emergency assistants, first responders, doctors and nurses. https://lnkd.in/eMs4gVwe #paramedic, #emergency, #ambulance, #firstresponders, #doctors, #generalpractitioners, #hospitalnurses, #huisartsen

In an emergency trauma situation every decision matters, and how quickly you assess the situation greatly impacts the recovery of your patients. With our PHTLS course, we're empowering EMS practitioners including emergency medical technicians (EMTs), paramedics, nurses, and doctors, who are responsible for delivering care to trauma patients before they reach the hospital. https://loom.ly/oOQQnIU #weareLIVES #PHTLS #experttraining

In 2008, the United States Congress declared October as National Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month to raise public awareness about warning signs, risk factors and lifesaving responses during a cardiac emergency. Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) is a life-threatening emergency that occurs when the heart abruptly stops beating. It can affect people of all ages, including those who appear healthy. SCA can lead to death within minutes if the person doesn’t receive immediate help. Survival largely depends on nearby loved ones or bystanders promptly calling 911, initiating CPR and using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). Now is a great time to check your AEDs (and accessories - like batteries) to ensure they're in proper working order. If you need to update your AED or purchase accessories, please check our current inventory. We offer a number of different options to meet your needs, as well as Instructional Videos and batteries. 👇👇👇👇👇 https://lnkd.in/gDA7Xa4E . . . . . #healthandwellness #healthcare #medical #medicalsupplies #nurses #firstresponders #doctors #suddencardiacarrest #cardiaccare #hearthealth #chattanooga #chattanoogatn #tennessee #georgia #northcarolina #southcarolina

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Early Mobility: Part 5 The second a patient develops critical illness, the hourglass is flipped. How we manage patients greatly impacts how quickly this "sand" drops. Sedation and immobility drastically increases and expedites the loss of independence, cognitive function, chances of survival, etc. Keeping patients awake and mobile decreases and combats the loss of patients' futures. For example, we know that walking patients within 48 hours after intubation improves cognitive function by 20% 1 year after discharge. Does your ICU team have this knowledge and perspective? How would this perspective impact how your ICU teams’ approach in caring for patients on mechanical ventilation? Comment below! #ABCDEFbundle #ICUsurvivor #AwakeandwalkingICU #ICUliberation #ICUrehab #ICUdelirium #Earlymobility #ICU #criticalcaremedicine #ventilator #PICS #PostICUsyndrome #nurses #nursesoflinkedin #physicaltherapist #occupationaltherapist #respiratorytherapy #respiratorytherapist #RRT

Is your practice RCGP Armed Forces Friendly? It's not only about managers and GP"s to enable it. Have a read of this article of how nurses can have a influential role to play. https://lnkd.in/eVp9MsNC

Did you know That the external defibrillator, a device that delivers a life-saving electric shock to restart a heart in cardiac arrest, has a fascinating history? While the concept of defibrillation dates back to the late 1800s, the first successful use on a human wasn't until 1947. In the 1960s, Professor Frank Pantridge of Belfast revolutionized emergency care by developing a portable defibrillator. This allowed for rapid treatment outside of hospitals, dramatically increasing survival rates. The development of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) in the 1970s was another game-changer. These user-friendly devices can be operated by people with minimal training, allowing them to provide life-saving intervention even before paramedics arrive. Today, AEDs are found in public places like schools, airports, and workplaces, empowering bystanders to become vital links in the chain of survival for someone experiencing sudden cardiac arrest. #didyouknow #tgif #uknurse #uknurses #uknursing

Triage Tip Tuesday When utilizing the Emergency Severity Index (ESI), the first step in the algorithm is no longer resource-driven. ESI levels 1 and 2 are based on patient presentation and resources should NOT be considered. Only once it has been deemed by the triage nurse that the patient does not meet ESI level 1 or 2 criteria should resources be considered regarding the patient's ESI score. #nurse #expert #ernurse #emergencynurse #emergencydepartment #documentation #hospital #acutecare #patientsafety #esi #triage #lawyer #attorney #medmal #litigationlaw #litigationlawyer #litigationattorney #personalinjurylawyer #medicalnegligence #defenseattorney

The ABCDEF Bundle: Part 1 Awake, communicative, autonomous, and mobile. Society of Critical Care Medicine has stated that the goal of the ABCDEF bundle is: "To produce patients who are more awake, cognitively engaged, and physically active…... to facilitate patient autonomy and the ability to express unmet physical, emotional, and spiritual needs." Does YOUR ICU aspire to have most patients: 1. Awake 2. Communicative 3. Autonomous 4. Mobile Answer in the comments! #ABCDEFBundle #awakeandwalkingicu #criticalcaremedicine #ventilator #iculiberation #earlymobility #icudelirium #healthcarecosts #intensivist #pulmonologist #nurses #respiratorytherapists #RRT #RN #icunurses #patientrights #patientautonomy Picture provided by Meritus Health

Being a certified nursing assistant (CNA) requires dedication, empathy, and a specific skillset. Here are some of the most important skills #CNAs need to provide excellent patient care. #CNA #NursingJobs #NursingSkills #RangHealthcare #RangCares #IMatterAlly #RangTechnologies #RangLifesciences