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- Born in Germany, RN at UCLA, Attended La Quinta high school. Old and still an Idealist
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A place for things related the the CPNE that I hope will help you pass. If you have anything to add please email me. Thanks
DIsclaimer
I am not a teacher. I am a graduate that has passed the CPNE. Keep that in mind when your view these videos. I made them and posted them for peer review and as a learning experience. Please don't accept anything I post here as "the" way to do these things. This is my way not the way. In fact if you see a mistake or question what you see I would be forever grateful for the feedback. The links on the right are sites and documents I've found helpful but have not critically reviewed so the accuracy of anything is not guaranteed. In fact it not even suggested.
Added a couple of changes.
Added a couple of changes.
Links to helpful documents
- David's CPNE studyguide
- CPNE Critical elements in plain english
- how to change a diaper
- Care plan constructor Thanks Rebecca
- Nursing Fundamentals (incredible site) thanks Shelly!!!
- BP practice GREAT SITE!! remember for CPNE 1st sound heard is SBP
- The Nursing Process
- Dressing change don't know who this is but her videos are very helpful
- Dorsal position
- Supine position
- Side lying position
- passive ROM part 2
- Passive ROM video #1
- Training pharmaceuticals very cool..thanks Shelly
- Care plan constructor thanks Shelly!
- Quizes and videos on Meds
- Practice IV dosage calcs...thank you Lisa Sullivan!
- Charting descriptors, work in progress, please edit and add to it
- Chuck's compilation of the practice scenarios
- Chucks care plans and faculty feedback
- Shelly's Charting flashcards (Very helpful!)
- CPM is use with external fixation
- cpm in use at home
- CPM video 2
- CPM video 1
- Blood pressure video
- practice apical pulse
- IM injection sites
- The Auscultation Assistant!
- IV pump simulation
- Things to avoid in your CPNE
- Tracheostomy Care
- Grid helpful starting point
- Lisa S. very complete and helpful Journal
- Helpful journal
- Patient intro script
- Parachute method 9 steps
- Mock PCS dialog
- careplan practice
IV site infiltration and extravassation
Cath sites
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7 comments:
Hey Redden! Thank you so much for posting all of these videos! I am testing July 23-25 in Madison and am working on the sim lab stations again. I found your videos VERY helpful! On the IV Push station, do you have to have the medication going in constantly, or are 1/4-1/2 second pauses acceptable? I am having a hard time keeping the med flowing without short stops...thanks Cherie' Bailey
I think it depends on how you have your IV line set up. When mine was open it flowed more consistently. I have it flowing into a glove now and it's not quite as even. I think the labs at the CPNE are easier to regulate. Make sure you open the minibag roller all the way then use the main bag roller to regulate the flow.
I'm testing July 25-27 in Madison. I'll be there on the 23rd if there's anything I can help you with let me know.
Sorry I was responding to the IVMB. Try for no pause but I'm hoping short ones go unnoticed.
What hotel are you staying at? 2 of us that I know of are at the La Quinta...that's wild knowing that you test just after we do!!!! Good luck to you...by the looks of your videos, you are READY!!!!! See ya soon! Cherie'
mrs166@msn.com
Hi there! For the IV push lab, is it the multidose vial (vented access device) that we will be using? No need to inject air in, right? Thanks.
At my CPNE we drew up flushes from a bag, no air could be injected. And the vials didn't require air either.
Hi Redden, I am testing in approximately a month. How did you make your IV push hand model. I want to make my own so that I can practice. I watched your video. I loved the kick the trash can comment.
Thanks,
Tresonja
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