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New to tele..help....

Hello...

I need some assistance..i have been a nurse for about 6 years on a med/surg and ortho units... well i recently transfered to a medical tele floor.... :chair: and needless to say I feel like hiding somewhere.. I would greatlt appreciate any tips you guys have picked up over the years...But i must say I LOVE LOVE LOVE it so far... The pt education aspect of it is amazing...:D

well thanks

jenn:rolleyes:

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Take the ACLS course - it will give you confidence! I love Cardiology, it's dynamic with cutting edge technology that is always changing and searching for better outcomes.

Take the ACLS course - it will give you confidence! I love Cardiology, it's dynamic with cutting edge technology that is always changing and searching for better outcomes.

I'm a nursing student and was just wondering what does ACLS stand for?

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It stands for advance care life support... it is a course on med drips... tele strips... emergencey situatons... actully i am taking it in june.. thanks

Thank you.

I thought ACLS stood for advanced CARDIAC live support. Someone tell me if I'm wrong

According to my ACLS Textbook, it stands for Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support.

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sorry sorry sorry........Pretty bad.. and I just took the course......

I guess it was just a bad day at work.....

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actully.. I have not taken the whole course yet.. my hospital offers it with a whole bunch of other stuff...like a critical care course.. an vent course... it is pretty coom.... a little overwhelming but cool........

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