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In this episode of the Nurse Dose Podcast, I interview Adrienne, a final-semester nursing student who already has a job lined up in the ICU. We talk about Adrienne's unique situation as well as things that many other nursing students going into the ICU as a new grad may relate to. Check out this episode for some great insights into new grads going into the ICU!



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In this episode of the Nurse Dose Podcast, join your host, Sean, an experienced ICU nurse, as we delve into the essential topic of Electrocardiography (EKG) basics tailored for the Intensive Care Unit. Sean takes the lead in breaking down the fundamentals of interpreting EKGs, offering valuable insights for nurses, students, and healthcare enthusiasts.



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Join me as we unravel the mysteries of End-Tidal CO2 (ETCO2) on this episode of The Nurse Dose Podcast. ETCO2 isn't just a clinical parameter – it's a dynamic storyteller, offering insights into the respiratory and circulatory intricacies of our patients.

In this episode, we'll kick things off with a fundamental exploration of ETCO2, breaking down its definition and understanding its significance in the healthcare landscape. From there, we'll delve deep into the physiology behind ETCO2, exploring the incredible journey of carbon dioxide in the human body and how it shapes our approach to patient care.

But we're not stopping at the basics. I'll guide you through the clinical applications of ETCO2 in critical care scenarios, shedding light on how this parameter becomes a beacon for healthcare professionals navigating the complexities of patient management. Whether it's intubated patients on mechanical ventilation or those in respiratory distress without intubation, ETCO2 monitoring plays a crucial role in shaping clinical decisions.



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Welcome to the Nurse Dose Podcast! In this episode, join your host Sean for the first installment of the ACLS Deep Dive series, where we embark on an enlightening journey into the intricate world of Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support.

In this episode, Sean delves into the critical concept of Coronary Perfusion Pressure (CPP). As a seasoned healthcare professional, Sean unravels the layers of this vital component in resuscitation scenarios, offering an in-depth exploration of its significance in managing cardiac emergencies.

Tune in as Sean breaks down the key elements of Coronary Perfusion Pressure, shedding light on its role in maintaining adequate blood flow to the heart during life-threatening situations. Drawing from his wealth of experience, Sean provides practical insights and real-world applications to empower healthcare providers with the knowledge needed to optimize patient outcomes.

Whether you're a seasoned healthcare professional or a curious listener eager to understand the intricacies of ACLS, this episode promises to be an informative and engaging start to the Nurse Dose Podcast's ACLS Deep Dive series. Join Sean on this educational adventure as he demystifies Coronary Perfusion Pressure, paving the way for a deeper understanding of life-saving practices in the world of advanced cardiac care.



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Join us as we break down the Central Venous Pressure essentials, from setting up a CVP line to understanding normal pressures and deciphering waveforms. We draw on real-life scenarios, sharing practical insights to help you navigate the challenges of CVP monitoring with confidence.

Designed with healthcare workers new to the ICU in mind, this episode offers a comprehensive yet accessible exploration of CVP. Get ready for a learning experience that combines expertise with empathy, ensuring you're well-equipped to provide optimal patient care in the critical care setting.

Whether you're a recent graduate, a nurse transitioning to the ICU, or a seasoned healthcare professional seeking a refresher, tune in to Nurse Dose Podcast for an engaging session that aims to empower you on your journey to mastering Central Venous Pressure. Your patients deserve the best, and this episode is your ticket to ICU success.

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In this enlightening episode of the Nurse Dose Podcast, we dive deep into the cutting-edge world of organ perfusion and xenotransplantation with our special guest. Join us as we explore the remarkable advancements that are revolutionizing the field of organ donation and transplantation.

Organ perfusion, the process of maintaining organs outside the human body while preserving their vitality, is a game-changer in the world of transplantation. Our expert guest walks us through the intricate details of this technology, from the science behind it to the incredible impact it's having on the availability of life-saving organs.

But that's not all – we also venture into the fascinating realm of xenotransplantation. Xenotransplantation explores the possibility of using organs from non-human animals for transplantation into humans. We'll discuss the challenges, the promise, and the ethical considerations surrounding this bold approach to solving the organ shortage crisis.

Join us for an episode that will leave you both informed and inspired, as we examine the innovations that are reshaping the landscape of transplantation. Whether you're a healthcare professional, a patient, or simply curious about the future of medicine, this conversation is not to be missed. Tune in to the Nurse Dose Podcast and be a part of the future of organ transplantation!


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