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Do your physical evaluations leave out any important cues?

The need for speedy, accurate head-to-toe evaluations is greater than ever in the modern clinical setting, when healthcare providers are expected to visit more patients in less time.

With the help of this cutting-edge online course, you’ll learn how to assess patients swiftly and comprehensively, comprehend the pathophysiology behind their disease, intervene successfully, and use the right strategies for recording your assessments and results.

You will be able to recognize cardiac, respiratory, and neurological diseases in 6 self-paced lessons to forecast a differential diagnosis!

Leave with knowledge that is progressed to:

Understand the pathophysiology of crackles, wheezes, rhonchi, and rubs and the potential differential diagnosis.
Describe how obstructive vs. restrictive lung disease is managed.
Practice a comprehensive 6-part neurological examination, and record results.
Identify pathological vs benign aberrant S1 and S2 cardiac sounds.
Describe a practical process for examining pharmacologic treatment possibilities for any illness.
And a whole lot more!

Today, boost your self-assurance, efficiency, and accuracy!

Hands-On Physical Evaluation

Head to Toe Method
Learn how to do a thorough head-to-toe evaluation quickly and accurately.
Utilize the most thorough evaluation method while evaluating the patient.
Identifying changes in patient condition and evaluating the baseline
Create strategies and instruments to make the exam more effective while avoiding missing important hints.
Use appropriate evaluation techniques, including examination, palpation, percussion, and auscultation.
Heart Exam
Understanding the various murmurs, their appearance, sounds, and locations helps precisely identify the illness process
Examining the locations, techniques, and sequencing of the mitral, tricuspid, pulmonary, and aortic auscultation
7-point functional murmur categorization characteristics
At what point does a murmur get pathologic?
Techniques for identifying unusual cardiac sounds
Live partner demonstrations: Put what you’ve learned into practice.
Examining the lungs
Finding the various breath sounds and where they are located might help to focus diagnosis.
Key anatomical features to keep in mind while performing a physical examination of the respiratory system
Identification of regular, irregular, missing, or diminished breath and lung sounds
Assessment procedures and lung auscultation, percussion, and tactile fremitus methods
Understanding what you are hearing and what you ought to be hearing:
Breathing Sounds: Bronchial, Broncho-vesicular, Vesicular
Egophony, Whispered Pectoriloquy, and Bronchophony
Death Rumbling and Sounds of No Breath
Learning how to deal with unexpected sounds like crackles, rhonchi, stridor, and wheezes
What Lung Sounds to Listen for Depending on the Disease State
Actual partner demonstrations: Practice listening to, evaluating, and learning sounds.
Examining the brain
gaining faster mastery of the six parts of a neuro test.
Understanding the six parts of a comprehensive neurological examination
ABCT Mental Status Components
Key features and indicators of the Confusion Assessment Method (CAM) Instrument, as well as the diagnoses that may be made as a result
Determine if the following aberrant findings are normal vs. normal: altered mental state, cranial nerves, motor, sensory, cerebellar functions, and reflexes.
Danger how to spot aberrant results and diagnose illnesses during a physical examination
Actual partner demonstrations: Practice using case studies and accurate evaluation
Key hints you must not overlook
Risk elements, readings, subjective, and unbiased information
Care strategy
Having knowledge of pathophysiology

Metabolic and Endocrine Issues

Pituitary dysfunction
Hypoglycemia
Free radicals are both necessary for health and fatal in sickness.
ketoacidosis in diabetics
Apoptosis
malfunction of the adrenal glands
Addison’s illness
Jaundice
consequences of hormones
Mechanism of start of thyroid problems and how it influences therapy

Issues with the Heart and Renal System

Normal capillary flow according to Starling’s Law
heart attack
cardiovascular disorders and hypertension are related
Making sense of hypertension
Cardiogenic shock theory as it stands now
Defining the role of inflammation in atherosclerosis
Anaphylaxis
Acid-base problems

respiratory conditions

Exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
lung conditions that interfere with the mechanics of lung ventilation
Quick death from asthma
ARDS/acute lung failure
Simple arterial blood gases

Shock

Common components of all shock mechanisms
The crucial part mediators play in shock
Newer treatments based on current knowledge of pathophysiology
resuscitation’s stopping spots
This shock is what kind?

System of Defense

the acute phase reaction to inflammation
reaction of systemic inflammation
An element of a larger picture: infection
syndrome of multiple organ dysfunction
Stress response
autoimmune conditions

Greater Demand, Shorter Time:
In this online course, meet the expert:

Doctor of Medicine Angelica F. Dizon, BSN, MBA-HCM, RN, has twenty years of expertise in clinical practice and academic education, mostly in the hospital environment.

Angelica has obtained expertise working in home health care and skilled nursing, and she is widely known for her prior work in medical and surgical jobs. Her most recent position was as director of clinical services for one of Maryland’s top home healthcare organizations.

Her varied experiences have given her a special understanding of the patient viewpoint needed to allow the highest quality of patient care, including detection and monitoring of various illness stages as well as predicted discoveries. You won’t want to miss this event because of her enthusiasm and ability for training and mentoring other healthcare professionals.

Learning that Works for YOU:

Keep an eye out for an order confirmation email with a link to your account so you can immediately begin using the resources. You may watch any of the video modules whenever you want online. The videos are available online with unrestricted access, and you may download anything for later use. Additionally, you may access the course material whenever and wherever you choose on your mobile devices by using the CE21 MobileTM app.

Utilize online forums and chat boards to communicate and work together with other experts in the online community. Participants adore exchanging thoughts, posing queries, and interacting with one another!

At the conclusion of each lesson, take your online CE examinations. You’ll have immediate access to your CE certifications, and you may earn up to 12.6 CE hours.

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