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Meet Cardiac Nurse Diana-Lyn Baptiste

Minority Nurse

For some patients, their cardiovascular issues aren’t immediately identifiable by vital signs or diagnostic tests. As a nurse and researcher, I follow the most up-to-date treatment national guidelines published by the American Colleges of Cardiology (ACC) and American Heart Association (AHA) and PCNA.

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How Many Hours Does A Medical Assistant Work?

ACI Medical & Dental School

Clinical Duties: Take patient vital signs (blood pressure, temperature, height, weight). Educate patients about managing their health conditions and following physician instructions. Afternoon: Follow-Up: Call patients to remind them of upcoming appointments. Take note of best practices and tips they share.

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Procedural Sedation Guidelines: What Every Healthcare Student Should Know

Will Peach MD

Expert panels meticulously de­velop these guide­lines by reviewing scie­ntific evidence, analyzing re­search studies, and reaching a conse­nsus on best practices. That includes guides such as ensuring prope­r vital signs monitoring, evaluating airway assessment, oxyge­nation levels, and ventilation.

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A step-by-step guide to taking perfect clinical notes

Mobius MD

In this step-by-step guide to taking perfect clinical notes, we will cover the following: Why write clinical notes The importance of context What to include in a clinical note Tips for better clinical documentation Basic legal considerations Open clinical notes How to keep documentation efficient This guide is a compilation of best practices.