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Trauma Care After Resuscitation Leading online trauma training courses for nurses and other clinicians caring for patients across the trauma care continuum
Portland, Oregon
Joined November 2013
Wishing all our friends, followers, and learners a very happy Thanksgiving.
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Want to more about the effects of trauma on the pancreas? Check out our November Article of the Month. https://t.co/qbwOrJ10x1
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FUN FACT: The human body produces enough heat in thirty minutes to boil half a gallon of water. If only we could harvest that energy.
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Want more details on Fluid IV content? Check out the free chart on our website’s Resources section, along with additional tools designed to support your daily workflow.
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Thinking about registering for one of our courses? Find out what past learners have to say by visiting https://t.co/ePkJqx6Fj4
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Want to have trauma-related medical articles, trivia, and quizzes sent directly to your email every week? Simply subscribe to our weekly Trauma Tuesday newsletter. Subscribe today. https://t.co/PG9DesBXcM
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Today historical nurse: Dr. Russell Eugene Tranbarger broke barriers and reshaped nursing through advocacy, leadership, and education—championing gender equality and inspiring generations of nurses to “get involved” and make a difference.
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Trauma Term: Hemolytic Transfusion Reaction. This is a potentially life-threatening complication that occurs when incompatible donor red blood cells are destroyed by a recipient’s immune system. For more trauma terms, go to the Resources page of our website.
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Heading to Chicago for TQIP25? Stop by Booth #429 to find out more about our Trauma Care After Resuscitation courses and pick up some fun, new ribbons.
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Heading to Austin for the PTS conference? Stop by the TCAR Education programs booth on November 6-7 to find out more about our trauma care after resuscitation courses.
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Can updated Brain Injury Guidelines make mild TBI care safer and more efficient? This month’s article takes a closer look. https://t.co/PuIqGu1EV7
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FUN FACT: The flu virus can survive on surfaces for up to 24 hours. So get out your multipurpose cleaning sprays.
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Nursing Poll: Which vital sign do you check first in a trauma patient? Comment with your answer.
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Ever wonder how resources at a Level II trauma center stack up a Level IV? Our Trauma Center Comparison Chart makes it easy to compare—perfect for quick reference on the go! You’ll find this and many more free resources on our website. https://t.co/5OzqUqflOF
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A big shout out to all the emergency nurses who work so hard every day. Happy Emergency Nurses Day!
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Interested in one of our courses? Here's what a past learner had to say and learn more about our ANCC-recognized Trauma Care After Resuscitation courses at https://t.co/Wf6hKefGg0
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Mary Eliza Mahoney (1845–1926) was the 1st African-American professionally trained nurse in the U.S. She graduated in 1879, had a distinguished career, & co-founded the National Assoc. of Colored Graduate Nurses. Learn more: https://t.co/77gnKTIs7T
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Take a look what's new in spinal immobilization.
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What's the longest shift you've ever worked? A. 8 hours B. 12 hours C. 16+ hours D. I've lost track Post your answer in the comments.
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Our highlighted Learner Resource this week is the Intracranial Lesion Comparison. Quickly compare intracranial hemorrhage types, pathology, anatomic locations, and clinical presentations using this free reference chart. Look for it on the Resource page on our website.
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