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    would later manifest out of this gifted little girl. This precocious child bloomed into a graceful woman. Aventer graduated with honors from Northview High School and went on to receive her Associate of Arts and Bachelor of Science degree in Cardiopulmonary Science from the prestigious Florida A&M University. Additionally‚ she earned a Master’s degree in Health Service

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    we must encourage them to participate regularly in activities that enhance cardiovascular fitness. Why Jogging? According to the article Jogging‚ “jogging is running at a brisk‚ trotting pace as a form of exercise for burning calories and cardiopulmonary well being.”Jogging compared to other exercises is extremely flexible which makes it easier for people to incorporate in their daily lives. Jogging is less expensive‚ can be done anywhere and is enjoyed by most people. According to the Stanford

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    emergency experience I became certified in pediatric emergency nursing (CPEN)‚ Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)‚ Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)‚ Trauma Nursing Core Course (TNCC)‚ Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course (ENPC)‚ and Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP). After 5 years of nursing experience‚ I decided to advance my career by enrolling at the University of West Florida to obtain a Bachelor of Science degree in

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    Scientists are generally stereotyped as older‚ grey-haired men who are academically oriented. Age Concern (2000) • In April 2000‚ Jill Baker was a cancer patient in her 60’s. Despite being in generally good health‚ a junior doctor put a ‘not for resuscitation’ on her records. Levy et al (2000) • Elderly participants carried out a computer questionnaire‚ and subliminal messages

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    them to fail.(1) When accompanied by evidence of hypoperfusion or dysfunction of at least one organ system‚ this becomes “severe sepsis”. Finally‚ where severe sepsis is accompanied by hypotension or need for vasopressors‚ despite adequate fluid resuscitation‚ the term “septic

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    The condition may manifest into severe sepsis or septic shock. Severe sepsis is characterized by organ dysfunction‚ while septic shock results when blood pressure decreases and becomes extremely hypotensive even with the administration of fluid resuscitation. The initial presentation of severe sepsis and septic shock is usually nonspecific. Patients admitted with relatively benign infection can progress in a few hours to a more devastating form of the disease. The transition usually occurs during

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    with this idea to prevent the mistake that students will make. Practicing on newly dead people is probably good way to decrease the mistake‚ but the hardest part is who will consent? Also sometimes doctors keep some patients survive to practice resuscitation techniques. Furthermore‚ students find an alternative solve which is practicing on animals that had been killed in order to practice. Nevertheless‚ some animals are not identical with human being. Volunteers are also another alternative. Dr. Bereza

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    CPR is not a method of restarting the heart as is commonly believed by many people. Rather‚ CPR is used to return the flow of blood and oxygen throughout the body to delay tissue death and brain damage. When the heart stops. The lack of oxygenated blood can cause brain damage in only a few minutes. CPR consists of two main procedures: external cardiac massage and artificial respiration. External cardiac massage. Commonly referred to as chest compressions. Manually forces the chest down in attempt

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    Kaleigh Smith Thursday‚ December 13‚ 2012 Week 3 Assignment Identify the regulations concerning venipuncture‚ drug administration‚ and IV medication and how these standards in your field. The number one regulation and has been for years when dealing with drug administration is patient identification. At least two patient identifiers are required when preforming any treatment or administering any drugs. Keeping drugs safe is also a big regulation. For example Pyxis cabinets are used to help

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    Gladys Martin July 2005 Indications for Blood Transfusions Goal of transfusing: Preserve oxygen delivery to tissues and avoid myocardial ischemia. One can do this by increasing the oxygen-carrying capacity of blood by raising the Hgb concentration of patients with acute/chronic anemia. Each unit will raise the Hct by 3 to 4 percent unless there is continued bleeding. Background: Transfusion trigger based on the 10/30 rule‚ give 2 units. However‚ with the discovery of transfusion-related HIV and

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