Conclusion: Emergency Nurse Part II

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In Emergency Nurse Part II,  we learned the following topics in great detail: 

  1. Cardiovascular Emergency
  2. Basic Life Support 
  3. Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support
  4. Cerebrovascular Emergency
  5. Soft Tissue Injuries
  6. Burns
  7. Musculoskeletal Injuries
  8. Head & Spine Injuries
  9. Respiratory Emergency
  10. Severe Abdominal Pain

In Part III, we will learn more about situation- and condition-specific emergency management and nursing care. We will discuss real case scenarios both in and out of hospital context  and engage in discussions about your experiences in emergency situations.

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