Emergency Nurse Must Know Clinical Skills - What You Need to Know Before Starting as an ER NURSE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- ⚡Hi everyone! Welcome back to Emergency Chaos🔥 In this video, we go over skills that you should as an ER nurse have a proficiency by the time you finish your preceptorship❗❗
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⚡Team Work Makes the Dream Work!
⚡Proactive Not Reactive!
⚡Take a Deep breath, you got this!
💥-Be Proactive Not Reactive! Be prepared ahead of time for anything! Ensure that your rooms are stocked and ready for business. Suction? Oxygen? Ambu Bags? Pulse oximetry? Cardiac monitor leads? Bp cuff? Do you know where your IV supplies are? Is the crash cart readily available? Is your glucometer ready for business?
💥-Team Work Makes the Dream Work! The Emergency Department is dynamic, if you don't work as a team, you will not succeed. Help each other and have fun at the same time. Remember, its One Team.
💥-You will not know everything, EVER, and that's ok! This specifically applies to new grads! Ask questions, lots of them! If everyone is super busy, wait until patients are stabilized, then ask away! The more you know, the more confident you'll be, and at the same time you'll realize how much you actually don't know. So, ask more questions.
💥-Charting is extremely important! HOWEVER, patient care ALWAYS comes before charting! Take notes on a piece of paper as the what is happening with times, then when you do get a chance to sit down, chart away. But don't forget, patient care comes above anything else.
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✅Answer to the question of the day✅
-Osmotic Demyelination Syndrome. Occurs after the brain has adjusted to a low sodium and too much too fast is given to the patient in order to correct, therefore, it must be corrected safely over several days. Symptoms can sometimes be permanent and include difficulty speaking, muscle weakness, seizures, and confusion.
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I'm a newly nurse and just started in the ER. Your videos is so precious & it really helps me. Continue to grow your chanel
Can you do a video on defibrillator, pacer, cardioverter how-to?
Wow, just shows I need to learn more,thank you
These videos are really helpful as I prepare for my new ER position. Thank you for helping me get a head start.
When correcting hyponatremia the likely complication is cerebral oedema.
Please keep growing your channel, this is GOLD! Thank you.
It’s a Gem! God Bless and continue helping other Nurses, I’m planning and wanting to work at ER.
I can't thank you enough for your videos and I look forward to them every time (i have set up alerts for new videos). Thank you for taking the time for making them. I will be transferring to the ER in about two weeks and your videos really resonate with me. I plan on buying some stuff off Amazon through your links. For the millionth time, thanks again for your TH-cam postings and hope you keep it up!
Best thing I learned as an ER nurse is ultrasound IV's
Totally disagree, it keeps you lazy in your skills never moving them forward. 60% of the times I've been asked to insert an IV by US, Ive started without.
You will not always have an US machine, but you will always have your skills. Work on them and develop the tactile skills to find veins, such a cop out to just use U/S most times
I just got selected for an ED residency to start this fall and im so excited! This video has been wonderful in helping me prepare for my new role! Thanks so much!🙏🙏
I wish I had you as a preceptor! Thank you for your videos
Appreciate it bro. Starting nursing school in a month.
Awesome video as always!!!!
Fluids bc they will follow Na+ increasing the Work on the heart
Really I was helpful. Please update regarding ER department
Thank you for the video .
Thx!
I don't know how to do everything on the list. How much will I learn on the job vs how much do I need to learn prior. I just applied for Ed.
You’ll learn a lot of it in the job!! It’s just important to be proactive and to seek out those learning opportunities :)
What topics do i need to study to become an ER nurse?! Most important and basic knowledge apart from the skills that you mentioned?!
Know ACLS and PALS, including meds. Review sedation meds like propofol, versed, etomidate, ketamine, precedex. Review pressors likes epinephrine and norepinephrine. Review common issues like heart failure, heart attacks, pulmonary embolisms, asthma/COPD exacerbation. :)
@@emergencychaos thank you soo mych this was helpful
Is it central pontine myelinolysis?
Too fast correction of hyponatremia can lead to osmotic demylination syndrome.
Oh my god, I have learned nothing at nursing school. Never seen or heard about most of these procedures during clinical, in my country are with real patients not with simulators in lab
#1 awesomeness
Hai could you please recommend me any Emergency online courses which will enhance my career I am a registered nurse
Dehydration?
Seizure
If nurses are doing all this, what are the doctors doing?
Behind us hoping it works, but we get in trouble if it doesn’t work
Hyponatremic fits
Thank you