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& Stroke - Pack 50 - 32 Page Booklet
EA& Stroke - Pack 50 - 32 Page Booklet
ViewAbout Heart Transplants Brochure - 50pk
Our Guide for Patients & FamiliesAbout Heart Transplants Brochure - 50pk
View28 pages, 4" x 8½".
About Your Bypass Surgery Booklet -50pk
About Your Bypass Surgery Booklet -50pk
ViewNational Health Information Awards
Offers bypass patients information and reassurance, explaining in positive terms why surgery is performed and how it works. Takes a careful look at pre-op procedures, the healing process, home recovery, and how exercise will help patients regain strength. Full-color photographic artwork.
28 pages, 4" x 8½".
Achieving Accuracy: BP Measurement
Achieving Accuracy: BP MeasurementAchieving Accuracy: BP Measurement
ViewHigh-quality patient care is the top priority for healthcare professionals (HCPs), and re-training is vital to improving accuracy in blood pressure (BP) measurement. High BP is a leading risk factor for heart attacks and strokes. Identifying and treating High BP is key to improving patients’ cardiovascular health.
Guidelines recommend all HCPs should periodically re-train on BP measurement techniques to ensure you consistently measure BP accurately every time.
This course:
• Reinforces your knowledge on guideline recommended BP measurement techniques
• Teaches 5 essential steps to accurately measure and record BP using a manual, semi-automated, or automated device
• Boosts competency and confidence in BP measurement readings across the care team
• Earns 0.5 Continuing Education (CE) credit
ACLS EP Manual & Resource Text
ACLS EP Manual & Resource TextACLS EP Manual & Resource Text
View- demonstrate proficiency in providing BLS care, including prioritizing chest compressions and integrating use of an AED
- recognize and manage respiratory arrest
- recognize and manage cardiac arrest until termination of resuscitation or transfer of care, including post-cardiac-arrest care
- demonstrate effective communication as a leader or member of a resuscitation team and recognize the impact of team dynamics on overall team performance
- apply the systematic approach to assessment, evaluation, and management of complex cardiovascular, respiratory, and other emergencies
- the 2015 American Heart Association Guidelines for CPR and ECC
- the 2012 American College of Cardiology Foundation (ACCF)/AHA Focused Update of the Guideline for the Management of Patients with Unstable Angina/Non-ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction
- the 2013 ACCF/AHA Guidelines for the Management of ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction.
ACLS EP Manual & Resource Text eBook
ACLS EP Manual & Resource Text eBookACLS EP Manual & Resource Text eBook
ViewSeparate supplementary tools, the ACLS Digital Reference Card Set and the ACLS EP Systematic Approach Digital Reference Card are included with the purchase of the ACLS EP Manual and Resource Text eBook. These reference cards are the equivalent to the ACLS Pocket Reference Card Set and the ACLS EP Systematic Approach Pocket Reference Card.
Note: Before purchasing an AHA eBook for a classroom-based course, students should check with their instructor or instructor's Training Center Coordinator to confirm that mobile devices will be allowed in the classroom.
Adult & Child CPR Training Masks
Adult & Child CPR Training Masks (10-count)Adult & Child CPR Training Masks
ViewAdvanced Life Support (ALS): Advanced
Advanced Life Support (ALS): Advanced Airway Management ModuleAdvanced Life Support (ALS): Advanced
ViewThe ALS: Advanced Airway Management Module is designed to teach providers how to evaluate and determine the need for an advanced airway in patients. This course provides instruction on the strategies of oxygen monitoring and delivery prior to advanced airway placement. It also demonstrates the strategies and goals of advanced airway insertion, troubleshooting issues, ensuring proper placement, and monitoring the patient.
This eLearning course features True Adaptive™ learning, where students follow a learning path personalized by their own inputs and self-reported confidence level.
After successfully completing this course, students should be able to:
• Describe the Indications for Advanced Airway Management
• Describe Pre-Oxygenation Strategies and Goals
• Describe the steps in the Advanced Airway Insertion Procedure
• Describe the post-intubation methods of confirmation and monitoring
Advanced Life Support (ALS): High-
Advanced Life Support (ALS): High-Performance Teams ModuleAdvanced Life Support (ALS): High-
ViewThe ALS: High-Performance Teams Module covers the essential role of high-performance teams in improving survival from cardiac arrest. It educates students on how high-performance teams carry out their roles in highly effective manners, resulting in superior performance and timing, which can translate to improved survival for patients in cardiac arrest.
This course focuses on the following concepts:
• Timing, quality, coordination, and administration
• Team roles and dynamics
• The role of a CPR Coach
• Ways to increase Chest Compression Fraction (CCF) and how to measure CCF
• Use of feedback devices and physiological response to adjust real-time CPR performance
• Structured and supported debriefing
This eLearning course features True Adaptive™ learning, where students follow a learning path personalized by their own inputs and self-reported confidence level.
Advanced Life Support (ALS): Maternal
Advanced Life Support (ALS): Maternal Cardiac Arrest ModuleAdvanced Life Support (ALS): Maternal
ViewMaternal Cardiac Arrest (MCA) is a life-threatening event that may occur in any healthcare setting, even outside the hospital. Cardiac arrest in this population poses unique challenges to a healthcare team since there are critical actions affecting two patients. The ALS: Maternal Cardiac Arrest Module explores the why of MCA and how to treat pregnant cardiac arrest patients within a hospital.
This eLearning course features True Adaptive™ learning, where students follow a learning path personalized by their own inputs and self-reported confidence level.
After successfully completing this course, students should be able to:
• Identify current factors influencing maternal morbidity and mortality in the United States in relation to maternal cardiac arrest
• Describe how to determine a different diagnosis for maternal cardiac arrest
• Describe the relevant physiologic changes of pregnancy that impact the resuscitation of Mother and Fetus during maternal cardiac arrest
• Discuss modifications that are required in maternal resuscitation protocols
• Describe key components of the management schema for response to cardiopulmonary arrest during pregnancy
• Discuss implementation strategies for ongoing resuscitation measures when initial resuscitation strategies are unsuccessful to achieve ROSC
Advanced Life Support (ALS): Opioid
Advanced Life Support (ALS): Opioid ModuleAdvanced Life Support (ALS): Opioid
ViewThe ALS: Opioid Module is designed to help clinical team members provide immediate treatment and care for adult opioid overdose victims. Course content includes the following:
• Pathophysiology of opioid overdose
• Special considerations on how to care for overdose patients, including naloxone administration
• Recognizing the need for high-quality CPR and the use of a defibrillator as indicated
• Information on the importance and types of resources available for individuals after an opioid overdose, including medication-assisted therapies
After successfully completing this course, students should be able to:
• Describe the current opioid epidemic in the U.S.
• Explain the pathophysiology of chronic opioid use
• Describe the pathophysiology of opioid overdose
• Describe the efficacy of naloxone for opioid overdose
• Review care considerations for comprehensive treatment after an opioid overdose
This eLearning course features True Adaptive™ learning, where students follow a learning path personalized by their own inputs and self-reported confidence level.
Advanced Life Support (ALS): Procedural
Advanced Life Support (ALS): Procedural Sedation ModuleAdvanced Life Support (ALS): Procedural
ViewThe ALS: Procedural Sedation Module covers pre-procedural considerations for the use of procedural sedation, including identification of the levels of sedation and when sedation becomes general anesthesia. The course describes how to evaluate patients prior to, during, and post-procedural sedation. It educates providers on equipment needed for monitoring patients, common medications to use, as well as reversal agents to have on hand to safely perform procedural sedation. Criteria for a safe discharge post-sedation is also covered.
This eLearning course features True Adaptive™ learning, where students follow a learning path personalized by their own inputs and self-reported confidence level.
After successfully completing this course, students should be able to:
• Explain the Pre-Procedure preparation for Procedural Sedation
• Describe the Intra-Procedural considerations for Procedural Sedation
• Describe the Post-Procedural considerations for Procedural Sedation
Advanced Life Support (ALS): Trauma
Advanced Life Support (ALS): Trauma ModuleAdvanced Life Support (ALS): Trauma
ViewThe Trauma Module describes the systematic evaluation of a trauma patient including performing initial lifesaving maneuvers. This course includes assessment, approaches, and treatment of systematic evaluation of a trauma patient, key concerns during an assessment, adjuncts to the primary trauma survey, airway obstruction maneuvers and securing the airway, identifying shock and providing treatment, hemodynamic instability, and hemorrhage control, trauma resuscitation, permissive hypotension, massive transfusions, traumatic brain injury, burn injuries, and musculoskeletal injuries.
The intended audiences for this course are ED Physicians (not recently taken ATLS), ED Nurses, Paramedics, and NP/APN.
After successfully completing this course, students should be able to:
• Describe the systematic evaluation of a trauma patient including performing initial life-saving maneuvers.
• Explain how to ensure that a trauma patient has a secure and functional airway.
• Describe the pathophysiology of shock in trauma.
• Identify sources of hemodynamic instability and perform life-saving maneuvers for initial hemorrhage control.
• Describe the management of trauma patients with traumatic central nervous system injury, burn injuries, and fractures.
• Explain the indications and contraindications of resuscitative thoracotomy in case of traumatic cardiac arrest.
Advanced Life Support: High-Performance
Advanced Life Support: High-Performance TeamsAdvanced Life Support: High-Performance
ViewAdvanced Life Support: Maternal Cardiac
Advanced Life Support: Maternal Cardiac ArrestAdvanced Life Support: Maternal Cardiac
ViewAdvanced Life Support: Mechanical
Advanced Life Support: Mechanical Circulatory SystemsAdvanced Life Support: Mechanical
ViewAdvanced Life Support: Trauma
Advanced Life Support: TraumaAdvanced Life Support: Trauma
ViewAfter Your Heart Attack (Spanish), 25pk
After Your Heart Attack (Spanish), 25pk
ViewAfter Your Heart Attack, AHA -50pk
After Your Heart Attack, AHA -50pk
ViewPack of 50
AHA Bacterial Endocarditis Card 100pk
AHA Bacterial Endocarditis Card 100pk
ViewProvide an ID card for patients who are at increased risk for developing adverse outcomes from infective endocarditis (IE). Patients can show the card to providers before undergoing dental or surgical procedures to ensure that proper precautions are taken. Includes antibiotic dosage guidelines. Two-sided wallet card; 4" x 9-5/8", folds to 4" x 2-3/8".