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Course Info:
- No. of Nursing Contact hours: 32
- No. of CCI CEU, ARRT Category A Credits: 32
- Ideal for RN/LPN needing 30 or more Nursing CE.
- This course meets all RN and LPN CE requirements for these states: AK, AR, CA, DC, GA, IL, KS, MA, NE, NH, NM, NV, SC.
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32 Nursing, CCI & ARRT CE: Improving Cardiac Arrest Survival, Try&Buy
RN & LPN Nursing CE acceptance:
- State Nursing Board: Accepted by AK, AR, CA, DC, FL, GA, IL, IA, KS, KY, MA, MI, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, PA, SC, TX and WY for RN & LPN continuing education. For more details: Go to our catalog & select state.
Registry acceptance:
- CCI - Accepted
- ARRT – Accepted
- Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing - provider # CEP17092.
- Rule approved Nursing CE provider for following:
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Arkansas Board Of Nursing - provider #50-23367.
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District Of Columbia Board Of Nursing - provider #50-23367.
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Florida Board of Nursing - provider #50-23367.
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Georgia Board Of Nursing - provider #50-23367.
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South Carolina Board Of Nursing - provider #50-23367.
- Course Approved by ARRT RCEEM
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Course Title: Improving Cardiac Arrest Survival
32 Nursing Contact hours
32 CCI CEU and ARRT cat. A credits
This takece.com continuing education course explains how to improve cardiac arrest survival. This CE course also covers differences between cardiac arrest and heart attack; the types and characteristics of primary cardiac arrest arrhythmias, the cardiac arrest chain of survival, out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and in-hospital cardiac arrest. Use of MRI and cardiac CT to detect specific structural disorders that are known risk factors for cardiac arrest; Use of X-rays and Ultrasound as diagnostic tools. Furthermore, it includes emergency medical services response to cardiac arrest and implementing patient and family centered care.