COURSE DESCRIPTION:
The Cardiac Arrest Response (CAR) re-certification course requires registered nurses (RNs) certified in CAR to demonstrate the delegated acts of (a) defibrillation; (b) transcutaneous pacing; (c) and administration of life-saving medications. In addition, participants are required to complete a re-certification test with a passing mark of greater than or equal to 90%.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
Upon completion of this course, the learner will demonstrate the ability to:
1. State the purpose and indications for defibrillation, cardioversion, and transcutaneous pacing.
2. Recognize lethal dysrhythmias for which defibrillation and transcutaneous pacing are indicated.
3. Demonstrate safe defibrillation and transcutaneous pacing in the adult patient.
4. Identify the medications that may be given in a cardiac arrest.
5. State the doses for medications that may be given in a cardiac arrest.
6. Demonstrate treatment priorities of patients experiencing cardiac arrest.
7. State roles and responsibilities in a cardiac arrest situation with or without a physician present.
Disclaimer:
- Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC) reserves the right to cancel any course due to under-enrollment, instructor illness or inclement weather.
- If a course is cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances, TBRHSC will attempt to reschedule on the earliest possible date(s) available, TBRHSC is not responsible for any additional costs incurred by attendees due to cancellation or rescheduling.
This course contains pre-learning for nursing orientation. It is required to be completed prior to the unit theory day outlined in your orientation schedule. The certificate of completion must be provided to your CNS on this date. Failure to do so will result in you being excused from the session.
Meditech Training for Spring Hire
GPA is an innovative dementia care education curriculum based on a person-centred care approach. Designed for interdisciplinary point of care staff across healthcare sectors, GPA is delivered as four modules over a 7.5-hour day.The session is evidence-based, interactive and practical. GPA Certified Coaches guide participants to fully understand responsive behaviours in order to be able to respond effectively and appropriately in a workplace setting. GPA also includes respectful self-protective and gentle redirection technique for use in situations of risk.
By taking this course you will learn:
- Information about dementia and person-centred care
- How the disease process relates to a person’s behavioural response
- How to apply emotional, environmental, and interpersonal communication strategies to prevent and diffuse responsive behaviours
- Suitable and respectful protective techniques to use in situations of risk
Lead II only for Required Staff that need it for employment on specific units.
If your unit does not require you to be Lead II certified, please delay applying for Lead II until after June.
You are not currently registered for any upcoming sessions. You may sign up for any open session.
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Location
Room
Date
Time
Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Medical Professional Building
Room 202C
19 December 2024
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
| Title | Location | Room | Date | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Medical Professional Building | Room 202C | 19 December 2024 |
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM |