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arrest meds

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Have you taken an ACLS class? These drugs are explained in the class and in the work book.

Have you taken an ACLS class? These drugs are explained in the class and in the work book.

shes right! LOL! dont mean to offend you... hail philippine nurses! LOL!

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not yet sorry ...

not yet sorry ...

Look them up. Where I work, only those nurses who are ACLS certified can push certain meds in a code. Learn your facility policy and abide by that.

Blee

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sorry im a pretty new nurse.that was asked from me during an interview..i answered most correctly...i guess. :p thanks anyways :) btw the links were helpful.ill be training on acls next mo. thanks

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