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Hello there and thanks for stopping by! My name is Hailey, and I am the founder of RN New Grads! RN New Grads was developed in 2019 when I was a freshly graduated nursing student. I struggled to find a centralized resource that provided information on hospitals that accepted RN new grads or had RN New Grad Programs.
After countless hours of research, I composed a word document of all the RN New Grad Programs in Southern California. I thought, “If I am having this problem, others must be too.” So, I decided to create RN New Grads to help the job search easier for others. Since our inception, RN New Grads has grown into a comprehensive platform for all things nursing.
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Tap and hold for a quick stroke fact! There’s 13 of them! Let’s see how fast and accurate your finger stopping is😂🧠💕
For more OB help comment “cheat sheet” to get a link to our PEDS ER Cheat Sheet with a special section on OB in the ER!
Because I’m almost certain most of us in the ER need a quick review on OB emergencies in the ED🤰
Pre-eclampsia is a pregnancy complication characterized by high blood pressure and signs of damage to one or more organ systems, most commonly the liver and kidneys. Pre-eclampsia/Eclampsia is the most leading cause of maternal mortality. It usually develops after the 20th week of pregnancy and can also occur up to 6 weeks postpartum.
Common symptoms include high blood pressure, headaches, visual disturbances, abdominal pain, protein in the urine (proteinuria), swelling due to fluid retention.
Here are some key points for pre-eclampsia:
▪️Keep the blood pressure 130-150/80-100
▪️Labetalol, hydralazine, and nifedipine are your first line meds to get the BP down
▪️Magnesium should be given to help prevent seizures. The therapeutic level is 4.8 - 8.4. Make sure to draw mg 1 hour after loading dose and then Q 6 hours.
▪️A complication of pre-eclampsia is HELLP syndrome = hemolysis, elevated LFT’s, low platelets
▪️Make sure the doc checks fetal heart tones
▪️If your patient has a baby within the last 6 weeks, high blood pressure is an emergency and should be treated immediately
▪️If you do not have a L&D unit at your hospital, immediately start a transfer to an appropriate hospital to get the patient in the safest hands
#ad As a nurse, preventing pressure injuries are so important for our patients’ well-being. Smith+Nephew’s ALLEVYN LIFE is the ultimate go-to for pressure injury prevention because of its multiple non-bonded layers that allow the dressing to absorb shear and friction. So next time you head into that iso or intubated patients room, make sure you grab an ALLEVYN LIFE dressing - your patient will thank you! #ALLEVYN #SmithandNephew #thepinkone #sheardefense #pressureinjuryprevention
Click the link in my bio to learn how ALLEVYN LIFE can be added to your unit. Please see the Instructions for Use for indications, contraindications, warnings, precautions and other important information.