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Drugs and Labs Webinar Series

Drugs & Labs
Webinar Series

Did you know that over 770,000 people are injured or die in hospitals each year from adverse drug events (ADEs)?

And did you know that...
• The costs associated with ADEs could be as high as $5.6 billion annually?
• ADEs can increase your patient’s hospital stay by 8-12 days?
• Or, that nurses may be responsible for as many as 38% of ADEs?

Obviously ADEs are a major concern to nurses in any setting. But, just knowing more about your medications is not enough to prevent complications; you must know how drugs interact with your patients, and their lab tests.

Routine diagnostic tests such as the metabolic panel, blood count and arterial blood gas give you important clues about your patient’s underlying illness, his response to care and complications of medications. To provide the best possible care to your patients, it is imperative that you know these connections.



Objectives:
1. Identify common events that lead to drug administration errors.
2. Describe care for electrolyte disorders.
3. Evaluate laboratory tests for trends.
4. Compare and contrast classifications of meds and their potential for interactions.
5. Describe a systematic method for analyzing arterial blood gases.
6.
Describe a systematic method for analyzing ECG rhythm strips.
7. List the “internist’s quartet” of medications that cause most nephrotoxicity.
8. Explain how new drugs compare to existing ones.


Content:
Avoiding Common Drug Administration Errors
Life Threatening Electrolyte Disorders
How to Get More From Your Lab Tests
Top 10 Drug Interactions
Know the classification and you will know the drug
5 Steps to Rhythm Strip Interpretation
6-Easy Steps to ABG Analysis
Top 10 New Drugs for 2012


All webinars are approximately 60 minutes in length.

This webinar series was previously recorded and is now available for purchase and online viewing.


Purchase the Webinar Series now for only $80.



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