Course Information
Hours: 6
Understanding of acid-base function including physiology.
How to interpret ABGs by Dr. Winn ED.
Booklet
803 Cardio-Pulmonary ICU (BOOKLET)
Hours: 6
Assessment and management of critical patient including balloon pump, closed chest drainage, etc.
Booklet
804 Complete Assessment Of the Pulmonary Patient (BOOKLET)
Hours: 8
Skills in conducting a patient physical assessment, patient interview
and correlateing H & P with the pathophysiology of common respiratory
disorders. By Dr. Anthony Cuomo
Booklet
805 COPD International Standards (BOOKLET)
Hours: 8
The impact COPD has on world health. Current treatment and medications.
From the GOLD Report.
Booklet
815 Respiratory Care Pharmacology Part I
Hours: 18
Respiratory Care Pharmacology presents the essential, need-to-know
information on respiratory pharmacology. It covers pharmacokinetics
principles as they relate to respiratory agents, drug administration,
and a range of specific drugs used in respiratory care and their effects on
body systems. 6th edition features newly released drugs and updated discussions
with new content on adrenergic bronchodilators, mucoactive agents, antiasthma
agents, anti-infective agents, cardiac drugs, and circulatory drugs.
By Joseph Rau, PhD, RRT, Professor and Chair, Cardiopulmonary Care Sciences,
College of Health and Human Sciences, Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA
Book and Exam
816 ECG Interpretation
Hours: 12
This course is designed for all healthcare professionals wishing to
master skills of basic ECG recognition, interpretation, significance and
current recommended treatment. Emphasis on anatomy & physiology, basic
electrophysiology and introduction to 12-lead ECG recognition with newest
guidelines from American Heart Association. You also receive the ECG's Made
Easy pocket reference, a handy heart rate calculator ruler and a 12-lead ECG
reference card. Text included: ECG's Made Easy, 2nd Edition, by Barbara Aehlert,
RN.
Book and Exam
819 Respiratory Care Pharmacology Part II
Hours: 15
Respiratory Care Pharmacology presents the essential, need-to-know
information on respiratory pharmacology. It covers pharmacokinetics principles
as they relate to respiratory agents, drug administration, and a range of
specific drugs used in respiratory care and their effects on body systems.
6th edition features newly released drugs and updated discussions with new
content on adrenergic bronchodilators, mucoactive agents, antiasthma agents,
anti-infective agents, cardiac drugs, and circulatory drugs. By Joseph Rau,
PhD, RRT, Professor and Chair, Cardiopulmonary Care Sciences, College of
Health and Human Sciences, Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA
Book and Exam
