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Oct 2016

25m 54s

Critical Thinking in the ED (real life e...

JON HAWS RN: NURSING PODCAST HOST, CRITICAL CARE NURSE, NURSING SCHOOL MENTOR, & NCLEX EDUCATOR

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Positive troponins (NRSNG=0.035… check your institutions ranges) What is a troponin? Troponins are proteins that initiate contraction of muscle fibers. Troponin I is specific to heart muscle. Get an EKG Do we need a third? Use your judgement. Is there a cardiac history? Has the focus of the plan of care changed? A couple hours […]

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