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NOTE:
Contact Credit hours not valid in the state
of Iowa
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ENDD16-1011: Exciting Changes in Bronchoscopy Education
Exciting Changes in Bronchoscopy
Education will help readers understand the pros and cons of how
simulators are being used in bronchoscopy training. |
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hours: 1.0 |
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ENDD15-0811: Patient Safety and Endo Clipping
The objective of this course is for
users to be able to describe the history of endoscopic clips, list
the uses of endoscopic clips, and list the common barriers to
proper use of endoscopic clips. |
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hours: 1.0 |
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ENDD14-1210: Key Points for Diagnosing Ascites
Ascites is a condition often seen by
GI nurses. It is an accumulation of fluid in the abdominal cavity.
The name comes from a Greek word, "askos," which means bag or
sack. The exact mechanisms in the formation of ascites are
unclear. It can be the result of hepatic or non-hepatic causes. |
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hours: 1.0 |
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ENDD13-0910:
The Importance of Pulse Oximetry
Pulse oximetry is changing
healthcare. Walk through the new technology and understand how to
avoid errors. This course also supplies you with helpful
information about the limitations of pulse oximetry. Course will
define pulse oximetry, list the two main limitations of pulse
oximetry, and list factors that cause pulse oximetry errors.
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ENDD12-0810:
Endoscopy Equipment: Best Practices
for Repair Reduction and Cost Containment
Maintenance and care
both play a big role when ensuring that endoscopes are functioning
properly. By consistently documenting the type, cost and frequency
of repairs, you are better able to assess when endoscopy devices
should undergo maintenance and when the equipment should be
replaced. But basic reprocessing training and job accountability
also need to be part of the equation. Staff should understand that
improper protocols might compromise patient safety and lead to
delays overtime and physician dissatisfaction. |
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hours: 1.0 |
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ENDD11-0710:
Transbronchial Needle
Aspiration Objectives:
1. Describe the history of TBNA, its pioneers, and how the
technique was introduced to North America.
2. List the common characteristics of Transbronchial Needles
(-flexible yet rigid, tip must be well protected, should be able
to penetrate without clogging)
3. Describe techniques and method for inserting Transbronchial
needles through the bronchial wall (jabbing, pushing, cough, hub
against wall). |
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hours: 1.0 |
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ENDD10-0509:
Lung Cancer and Early Detection
Methods Lung cancer is the most prevalent and most lethal form of cancer. Of the 200,000 new cases of lung cancer diagnosed this year, only one in ten will reach the five-year anniversary date of their diagnosis. In this course, you will learn how to identify the two main types of lung cancer, what detection methods are available, and what risks and benefits are associated with each method. |
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