Nurse Driven Fluid Optimization: The Role of Stroke Volume in Guided Volume ResuscitationObjectives:Understand how to use cardiac output and hemodynamic monitoring to:1. Perform guided resuscitation to optimize organ perfusion2. Determine patient's fluid responsiveness in a simple, reliable and standardized fashion3. Understand how to use hemodynamics to drive differential diagnosis of common critical care conundrums
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Join us on April 22, 2015 at 6:30 pm at Scott's Seafood
Restaurant, Jack London Square, 2 Broadway,
Oakland, CA 94607 when Cheetah Medical presents Magrieta Brandt,
RN, BSN, CCRN who will
speak on:
Nurse Driven Fluid Optimization: The Role of Stroke Volume in
Guided Volume Resuscitation
Objectives:
Understand how to use cardiac output and hemodynamic monitoring
to:
1. Perform guided resuscitation to optimize organ perfusion
2. Determine patient's fluid responsiveness in a simple,
reliable and standardized fashion
3. Understand how to use hemodynamics to drive differential
diagnosis of common critical
care conundrums
The Alameda/Contra Costa chapter of the American Association of
Critical Care Nurses, CE provider #
12351, will offer 0.5 CEU for this class. CE cerificates cannot
be issued to participants who arrive more
than ten minutes late or leave ten minutes early, per BRN
regulations.
