Isbn: 9798189752162 - your first 100 icu shifts: a new-grad rn survival guide to assessment, handoff, ventilators, abgs, drips, labs, emergencies, and clinical judgment (5 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if your first ICU assignment could feel less overwhelming and more like a guided path toward confidence, competence, and clinical judgment?Stepping into the intensive care unit as a new nurse is exciting, but it can also feel intimidating. Complex equipment, unstable patients, unfamiliar medications, rapid changes in condition, and the responsibility of making safe decisions can create uncertainty during those first critical months.The transition from classroom learning to real bedside practice requires more than memorizing information. It requires knowing what to look for, what questions to ask, how to organize your shift, and how to respond when every second matters.Created as a practical companion for nurses entering critical care, this comprehensive guide provides a structured roadmap through the first 100 ICU shifts, helping new and transitioning nurses develop stronger assessment skills, improve clinical reasoning, communicate effectively, and build confidence at the bedside.Inside, readers will discover: - Practical guidance for adapting to ICU culture, expectations, routines, and professional standards- Step-by-step approaches to head-to-toe assessments, neurological checks, cardiac monitoring, respiratory evaluation, and patient prioritization- Clear explanations of essential ICU equipment, including central lines, arterial lines, chest tubes, infusion pumps, and monitoring systems- Real-world approaches to mechanical ventilation, ventilator safety, blood gas interpretation, sedation management, and respiratory emergencies- A practical foundation for understanding vasoactive medications, critical care infusions, medication safety, and titration principles- Clinical reasoning strategies for recognizing deterioration, responding to emergencies, and escalating concerns appropriately- Communication tools for effective handoff, provider notifications, interdisciplinary teamwork, and family interactions- Orientation resources including checklists, reflection exercises, competency trackers, preparation guides, and confidence-building worksheets- Realistic ICU scenarios designed to strengthen decision-making and connect knowledge with bedside practice- Reference materials covering common laboratory values, emergency priorities, assessment tools, medication considerations, and critical care workflowsThis guide helps new ICU nurses: Approach each shift with better organization and preparationRecognize early warning signs before conditions worsenDevelop safer habits when caring for critically ill patientsCommunicate concerns clearly using professional clinical languageUnderstand the purpose behind common ICU procedures and interventionsBuild independence while maintaining patient safety and teamworkDevelop the confidence needed to grow from a new nurse into a capable critical care professionalCritical care expertise does not happen overnight. Every experienced ICU nurse once faced a first shift, a first emergency, a first complex patient assignment, and a first moment of uncertainty. Growth comes through preparation, practice, mentorship, and continued learning.Whether you are beginning your ICU journey, transitioning from progressive care, participating in a nurse residency program, or supporting new nurses as a preceptor, this resource provides the practical foundation needed to navigate the challenges of critical care with greater confidence.Start building the knowledge, skills, and clinical mindset that will support your growth at the bedside and throughout your nursing career. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…