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CARDIAC CARE NURSE

CARDIAC CARE NURSE

This course is designed to help nurses improve their understanding and abilities in caring for patients with both acute and chronic heart conditions.

Overview

  • Certification Yes
  • Mode Offline
  • Duration No Course Fee
  • Skill level Medium
  • Language English
  • Assessments Yes
Certification

, a Certificate in Critical Care Nursing enhances a nurse's ability to care for patients in acute and life-threatening conditions, providing both theoretical knowledge and practical skills to navigate critical care scenarios.

Learning Outcomes

  • Risk stratification involves evaluating and categorizing patients based on their likelihood of experiencing adverse health outcomes, such as complications, disease progression, or mortality. This process helps healthcare providers determine the most appropriate level of care and intervention for individual patients. Here’s a reworded outline of the process and tools involved:
  • Acknowledge the variations in the occurrence and long-term outcomes of cardiovascular disease across different ethnic and racial groups. Understanding how these differences affect the risk and prognosis of cardiovascular conditions in diverse populations is crucial for providing equitable and effective care.
  • Explain the causes, underlying mechanisms, evaluation, and treatment of cardiovascular diseases and their associated conditions. This includes understanding the factors that contribute to these disorders, how they affect the body, how to assess and diagnose them, and the strategies for managing both the cardiovascular condition and any related health issues.
  • Describe the reasons for using cardiovascular treatments, their effects on the body, the nursing care required during these therapies, and potential complications. This also includes understanding infection control measures that are essential during the administration of these treatments to prevent infections and ensure patient safety.
  • Compare and contrast minimally invasive procedures (percutaneous interventions) and surgical treatments for addressing coronary, valvular, and thoracic aortic conditions. This involves evaluating the differences in approach, risks, benefits, and outcomes between non-surgical interventions like angioplasty or stent placement, and more invasive surgical procedures such as coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), valve replacement, or aortic surgery.
  • Recognize the challenges and outline the advantages, stages, and key elements of an effective cardiac rehabilitation program. This includes understanding the obstacles patients may face, as well as the positive outcomes, the various phases of recovery, and the critical components that contribute to a successful rehabilitation process.
  • Describe the principles of palliative care and suggest strategies to enhance palliative care for patients with advanced cardiovascular disease. This includes understanding the focus of palliative care on improving quality of life and symptom management, as well as recommending approaches to address the unique needs of patients with severe heart conditions.

  • Roles and Responsibilities of Cardiac Nurse
  • Management of Cardiac Care Unit
  • Introduction to Cardiac Care Nursing
  • Review of Anatomy &Physiology of Heart
  • Medical and Surgical Morbidities, Diagnosis & Management
  • Valvular Disorders and their Management
  • Prevention & Control of Hospital Acquired Infections
  • Surveillance
  • Hand Hygiene Compliance
  • Biomedical Waste Management

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