Advice for a new Telemetry-neuro RN, please??
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by Niki_RN Jan 10Hi! I will be starting my training (new grad) for telemetry-neuro in the next couple of weeks. I would like to study ahead of time to better prepare for the training. What areas/topic would you recommend that I read and get familiar with? Any advice you can give is greatly appreciated.
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- Jan 10 by TeleRN26Hey there,
Congrats on the new job! I used to work on a very similar floor and LOVED it! I am excited for you. If you are looking to study prior to your start date I would suggest reviewing your cardiac rhythms and interventions for arrhythmias, NIH stroke scale, seizure precautions and drugs, CHF, Angina VS MI, cardiac drugs (beta blockers, ace-inhibitors, calcium channel blockers, anti-arrhythmic), electrolyte imbalances that may induce neurologic and cardiac issues and general cardiac and neuro assessment skills. Good luck and hope this helps!Niki_RN likes this. - Asst. Admin
Jan 11 by Esme12What you need is good brain sheet to help you get organized.......here are a few.
mtpmedsurg.doc
1 patient float.doc
5 pt. shift.doc
finalgraduateshiftreport.doc
horshiftsheet.doc
report sheet.doc
day sheet 2 doc.doc
critical thinking flow sheet for nursing students
student clinical report sheet for one patient
I made some for nursing students and some other an members have made these for others (Daytonite).....adapt them way you want. I hope they helpWise Woman RN and Niki_RN like this. - Jan 11 by Niki_RNThank you very much for your suggestions. They are very helpful. I do appreciate them.
