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  1. thanks so much for all of the tips/help ... ! i have to say that i am blessed my preceptor has been a nurse for 30 years and 25 of them have been in the cardiac icu (:
  2. Hi everyone, I was just hired to start in cardiac icu on June 11th. I am a new nurse I graduated last May and have been working on a Oncology/Hematology/MedSurg overflow for the past 11 months. I am feeling a little overwhelmed with the hemodynamics and iv drip medications. My CVICU residency does not start until June 28th but I do not want to go into this new critical environment unprepared. I was wondering if you guys could tell me the basic concepts I should know/review before my start date...what drips should i be familiar with...and etc. Thank you guys for any input!
  3. That Guy-- We learned the same way you did the formula is 4cc lactated ringers/kg/%TBSA -- half given first 8 hours and second half given the next 16 hours...

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