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EDUCATION ENTERPISES ERPISES PRESENTS... NOW IN 3 GREAT LOCATIONS! NURSING NG 2 SYMPOSIUM 2006 06 SIU FOXWOODS RESORT CASINO CAESARS PALACE LAS VEGAS TRUMP TAJ MAHAL Mashantucket, CT Las Vegas, NV Atlantic City, NJ April 5-7, 2006 August 2-4, 2006 September 27-29, 2006 5 TRACKS TO CHOOSE FROM OVER 40 CONCURRENT SESSIONS! CRITICAL CARE NURSING EMERGENCY NURSING MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING NEONATAL NURSING Two Day Review Course CCRN REVIEW Two Day Review Course with Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhD 22 CONTACT HOURS Register Early! Space Is Limited. Only $125 Per Day Includes breakfast and sit-down luncheon! 6 PRE-CONFERENCES TO CHOOSE FROM CRITICAL CARE Hemodynamic Monitoring & 12 Lead EKG Interpretation PACU PACU Update Kim Litwack RN, PhD, FAAN, CFNP Thomas Healey CRNA, MA MANAGEMENT The Art And Business Of Nursing Leadership Pamela Hunt RN, MSN PEDIATRICS Pediatric Emergencies: Trauma,Tattoos & Crashing Children Scott DeBoer RN, MSN, CFRN OBSTETRICAL OB Emergencies: Caring For The Perinatal Patient Mary McCaffrey RN, MSN GENERAL Terrorism: Psychological Impact & Implications For Healthcare Professionals Diane Myers RN, MSN, PHN Also inside... CANCUN VACATION Only $599 CRUISE VACATION Only $550 GREAT EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS Books, CD's, DVD's, Videos and Audio Tapes
Dear Nurse Colleagues, Get ready for a fabulous Nursing Symposium at 3 great locations Foxwoods Casino & Resort in CT, Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, NJ and Ceasars Palace in Las Vegas, NV! Jam packed with informative, up to date clinical topics, 5 specialty tracks, over 40 concurrent sessions and the best speakers you have ever heard! You can t beat this comprehensive, economically priced conference, register now and join over 1000 nurses in each location! Also in this brochure, please read about our annual escape to Cancun, Mexico in October 2006 and our fabulous cruise on Carnival s Fantasy ship, leaving from Cape Canaveral, Florida, in November 2006. Treat yourself to a vacation we know you deserve it! Hope to see you at one of our educational programs. President, Education Enterprises TABLE OF CONTENTS EDUCATONAL PROGRAMS Nursing Symposium........................ 1-7 Cancun and Cruise 2006................... 8-11 EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS Neonatal Course (CD)....................... 12 OB Emergencies (CD)....................... 12 CEN Review Products (Books, Audio Tapes, CD, Video)............. 13 CCRN Review Products (Books, Audio Tapes, CD, DVD, Video)......... 14 Hemodynamic Monitoring (CD, DVD, Video)......................... 15 12 Lead EKG Interpretation (Video)............. 15 Combined Program Hemodynamic Monitoring/ 12 Lead EKG (CD, DVD, Video)............... 15 Enhancing Your Critical Care Skills (Audio Tapes)............................ 16 Books.................................... 17 1 Hour Audio Tapes and CDs................. 17 Making A Million In Nursing ABG Interpretation IV Dilemmas: Solutions At The Bedside 25 Stupid Things Nurses Do To Self Destruct T-shirts................................... 18 Product Order Form......................... 18 FOXWOODS RESORT APRIL 5, 2006 6 PRE-CONFERENCE ERENCE TOPICS 6 PRE-CONFERENCE TOPICS TO CHOOSE FROM! 9:00 am 4:15 pm Breakfast and sit-down LUNCHEON provided & 6 Contact Hours Early registration (one month before program only $125) Late registration (within one month of program $150) SPACE IS LIMITED REGISTER EARLY! CRITICAL CARE PRE-CONFERENCE: HEMODYNAMIC MONITORING & 12 LEAD EKG INTERPRETATION Get ready for a fabulous day! You will be an expert in Hemodynamic Monitoring & 12 Lead EKG Interpretation. The morning session will focus on how to use and interpret hemodynamic data and waveforms. Overview includes: Clinical significance of abnormal & normal waveforms: A, C, & V waves; Alterations in PAP, PCWP associated with diseases; Obtaining accurate readings errors and variations in techniques; Troubleshootingcauses of dampening, overwedging and catheter whip; How PEEP affects wedge pressures and calculations to obtain accurate readings. The afternoon session will focus on reading an abnormal EKG, how to identify patterns of ischemia, injury and infarction, identification of the location of infarction as well as complications of specific infarctions and nursing interventions. PACU UPDATE PRE-CONFERENCE: PERIOPERATIVE PREPAREDNESS ANTICIPATING RISK AND PREVENTING MORBIDITY Kim Litwack RN, PhD, FAAN, CFNP (Foxwoods and Trump Taj Mahal) Thomas Healy CRNA, MA (Caesars Palace Las Vegas) Admission of the patient to surgery and caring for the patient aftersurgery requires anticipation of risk and prevention of possible complications. Using a systems approach, high risk patients will be identified along with specific strategies for risk reduction. By understanding the pathophysiology of underlying pre-existing conditions, the PACU/ASU nurse will be better prepared to optimize surgical outcomes. The four sessions for this one day program will include: The patient with cardiac disease such as coronary artery disease, myocardial infarction, CHF, dysrhythmias and MVP; the patient with pre-existing pulmonary disease such as asthma, COPD, aspiration and ARDS; The patient with pre-existing Renal, GI and Neurological diseases. The final session will examine all the risks that may present in the preoperative period from admission to discharge. Strategies for risk reduction will be discussed. 1 WWW.GREATNURSES.COM CALL 1.800.331.6534 MON-THURS. 9AM-3PM EST. PRODUCT ORDER FORM PAGE 18
CEASARS PALACE LAS VEGAS AUGUST 2, 2006 TRUMP TAJ MAHAL SEPTEMBER 27, 2006 NURSING N SYMPOSIUM S NUN 2006 06 NURSING MANAGEMENT PRE-CONFERENCE: THE ART & BUSINESS OF NURSING LEADERSHIP Pamela Hunt RN, MSN Nursing leaders must have a high degree of scientific knowledge and critical thinking skills, plus know how to integrate these characteristics with a high level of interpersonal skills on a daily basis. Leaders must effectively communicate, educate and show compassion to our patients and others involved in patient care. Learn to practice both the business and the art of nursing leadership! Topics covered include: The Leadership Role of Nursing, Redefining Healthcare as a Business, Singing Off The Same Song Sheet: The Creation of A Shared Vision and Nursing: The Right Choice! Sign up for this pre-conference and remember why we chose nursing and reaffirm that it was the right choice! PEDIATRIC PRE-CONFERENCE: PEDIATRIC EMERGENCIES TRAUMA,TATTOOS & CRASHING CHILDREN Scott DeBoer RN, MSN, CFRN This full day session is a potpourri of pediatric topics covering the emergency care of crashing kids physiologic differences between children and big people as well as the current research finding in regards to the resuscitation of critically ill children; Pediatric burns and near-drowning with an overview of assessment and management. The afternoon sessions include: Emergency assessment of pediatric neurological conditions pathophysiology associated with medical and traumatic CNS injuries as well as assessment of head and spinal cord injuries with regards to current research findings. The course will conclude with the assessment and management of emergency issues associated with body modification entitled, Tattoos, tongues & teenagers: Body piercing and modifications. OBSTETRICAL PRE-CONFERENCE: OB EMERGENCIES CARING FOR THE PERINATAL PATIENT Mary McCaffrey RN, MSN An in-depth look at various diagnoses that frequently impact the perinatal patient, her fetus and family. Topics covered will include: Preterm labor and premature rupture of membranes; hypertensive, toxemia of pregnancy, HELLP syndrome and eclampsia: Legal issues in perinatal nursing will be addressed with a discussion on the current recommendation on documentation for the perinatal patient in order to protect yourself from litigation. AFE, Trauma and CPR in Pregnancy session will cover the most devastating conditions in obstetrics and how to be prepared if it happens to you. GENERAL PRE-CONFERENCE: TERRORISM PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT & IMPLICATIONS FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS Diane Myers RN, MSN, PHN This course will help nurses to understand the psychological impact of various types of disasters and terrorism on individuals, the community and health care providers. Types of disasters, a brief overview of terrorist weapons, phases of recovery, populations at psychological risk and the unique psychological impacts of terrorism will be presented. Crisis intervention approaches to stabilize individuals and groups in time of terrorist events will be discussed. An overview of the mental health response to the Oklahoma City bombing and the attacks of September 11, 2001 and innovation in response to mass fatality events, including Family Assistance Centers for next-of-kin and Respite Centers for responders will be examined. This pre-conference will also provide an overview of compassion fatigue and secondary trauma in responders to traumatic events. Current finding on resilience, self-care and prevention of compassion fatigue will be discussed. SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION PAGE 7 CANCUN & CRUISE REGISTRATION PAGE 11 WWW.GREATNURSES.COM 2
FOXWOODS RESORT APRIL 6 & 7, 2006 CEASARS PALACE LAS VEGAS NURSING SYMPOSIUM 8:00-9:15 9:30-10:45 11:00-12:15 1:30-2:45 3:00-4:15 DAY ONE KEYNOTE: Can We Talk? A Fierce Conversation About Nurses And Nursing Terry S. Johnson, ARNP, RNC, MN This dynamic keynote presentation will discuss the major issues facing the profession of nursing. The fierce conversation will identify personal and professional responses to the challenges facing the caregivers of the healthcare system. CRITICAL CARE I CRITICAL CARE II EMERGENCY NURSING CCRN REVIEW NEONATAL NURSING TRACK TRACK TRACK TRACK TRACK ACS & Chest Pain The Equal Opportunity Killer Andrea Efre RN, MS, ARNP, CCRN ACS is a new term that incorporates many diagnoses including AMI, ST segment elevation, Q and non Q wave MI, unstable angina and acute coronary chest pain syndromes. Differentiation can be confusing. Learn to identify the risk factors, recognize the signs/ symptoms of ACS in men and women; review the use of diagnostic tools and how to differentiate the types of chest pain and treatment options. 1A Stopping The Process: The Use Of Platelet Inhibitors In ACS James Cyr RN, MS, MBA Platelet inhibitors have become the standard of care for patients with acute coronary events. Gain a better understanding of how these agents work, the pathophysiologic steps that occur during an acute event and how this process can be interrupted. Included in the discussion will be the role of glycoprotein IIb/IIIa s, aspirin and thienopyridenes. 2A Saving Lives By Reducing Sudden Cardiac Death Taking ACLS To A New Level James Cyr RN, MS, MBA 2000 was an important year for ACLS. Before this took place each and every treatment device, medication and algorithm was examined from a scientific perspective. Gain insight into this process, including the chain of survival, new medications, devices and updates to all of the algorithms. Review the most up to date research and its applications in practice. 3A Managing Cardiac & Pulmonary Emergencies Carol Mallia RN, MSN The clinical management and nursing assessment of chest pain, CHF and respiratory distress will be presented. In addition, what to look for on a 12 Lead EKG, quick evaluation of ABG s and overview of chest tube management will be incorporated to assist in evaluation and patient assessment. 4A Acutely Decompensated Heart Failure Patient Robin Braden RN, MSN Heart failure involves the heart s inability to pump an adequate amount of blood to meet the metabolic demands of the tissues. The body initiates compensatory responses that eventually lead to progressive decompensation. This session will provide an understanding of the scope of these pathophysiologic changes as a basis to understanding patient management strategies. 1B Sedation & Paralytics In Critical Care Andrea Efre RN, MS, ARNP, CCRN Factors to consider when choosing a sedative agent, the use of neuromuscular blocking agents and how to assess the depth of paralysis with nursing implications will be discussed. The long-term effects when used inappropriately can be fatal. Positive results can be obtained from correct dosing and meticulous nursing care with knowledge of sedative, analgesics and neuromuscular blockers. 2B Endocrine Pearls For The Critical Care Nurse Robin Braden RN, MSN Multiple endocrine abnormalities affect the management of patients with critical illness. This session will examine those conditions related to glycemic control, the stress response controversies in adrenal support in septic shock and alterations in thyroid function. An in-depth overview of the endocrine system will be covered. 3B Your Critically Ill Patient Is An Alcoholic Robin Braden RN, MSN Alcohol-related medical complications increase the risk of morbidity and mortality in the critical care unit. This program discusses the clinical manifestations of alcoholism, the pathophysiology of organ system damage, diagnostic studies and management of withdrawal syndromes and end stage alcoholic liver disease.an overview of the pathophysiology of alcoholic organ system damage will be covered. 4B Triage Ticking Time Bomb! Cathy Robinson RN, MS, CCRN, CEN Triage is a process of sorting emergency patients according to priority of care needs. The increasing number of patients who present to the ED, particularly those with non urgent conditions, has created ED overcrowding. Triage nurses need a valid, reliable triage tool this program reviews triage systems and focuses on the implementation of the 5 Level Emergency Severity Index as a potential solution. 1C Traumatic Injuries The Golden Hour Cathy Robinson RN, MS, CCRN, CEN The concept of bloody, vicious cycle is used to describe complications experienced by victims who sustain blunt/penetrating injuries associated with hemorrhage. This session discusses the three complications that characterize this cycle: persistent hypothermia, coagulopathy and metabolic acidosis as well as evidence based practice, prevention and resuscitative interventions to manage injured patients. 2C 12:15-1:30 LUNCH Street Drugs And Overdose Do Your Kids Know More Than You? Andrea Efre RN, MS, ARNP, CCRN Knowledge is power. Be amazed by some of the methods found to use recreational street drugs (Cocaine, Crack, Heroin, OxyContin & Club Drugs and more). Arm yourself with information on drugs and how they are used. This session will provide you with information on the drugs most frequently used, assessment findings and how to manage the patients who use them. 3C A 12 Step Process To 12 Lead EKG Identification Of AMI Andrea Efre RN, MS, ARNP, CCRN This session will teach how to identify the changes present on a 12 Lead EKG in a patient having an AMI. An overview of the 12 step process that will help to differentiate acute infarct versus ischemia, grouping of leads to specify location of injury and reveal imposter rhythms that can camouflage your findings. Lots of practice reviewing 12 Lead EKG s to follow. 4C PROGRAM CCRN Review Endocrine *SIADH *DI *Hypoglycemia *DKA *HHNK 1D CCRN Review Neurological *CNS Disorders *Neuro Assessment *Head Trauma *Spinal Cord Injury 2D CCRN Review Gastrointestinal & Renal *Hepatic Failure *Abdominal Trauma *Pancreatitis *ARF *Renal Physiology *Electrolytes 3D CCRN Review Hematological & General Important Points *DIC *Immunosuppression *Burns *Overdoses *Important Points 4D Hydrocortisone For The Treatment Of Hypotension: What s The Evidence? Terri Russell RN, MS, APN, CNNP This session will focus on a review of the controversies surrounding the use of corticosteroids in the neonate. Discussion of the short and long-term adverse outcomes associated with low systemic blood pressure as well as the identification of possible physiologic mechanisms of corticosteroids in the treatment of the neonate with hypotension. 1E Oxygen Use In Newborns...It Seemed Like Such A Good Idea At The Time Terry S. Johnson RNC, MN, ARNP Overview of the history of oxygen therapy in treating newborns will be presented, followed by a discussion of side effects seen in newborns given oxygen at delivery as well as the best practice regarding the use of oxygen in the delivery room. 2E The Delicate Neonatal Brain; Extrauterine Impact On Long- Term Outcomes Terri Russell RN, MS, APN, CNNP A review of the major events in brain development during fetal life and the factors which place the premature infant at risk for brain injury will be presented. The pathogenesis of intraventricular hemorrhage and periventricular leukomalacia, a plan of care focused on modifying the environment and caregiving interventions to reduce risk of brain injury will be discussed. 3E The Role Of Inflammation In Neonatal Disease: PVLM, BPD & NEC Terry S. Johnson RNC, MN, ARNP The four components of the inflammatory response and an overview of cytokine and its functions will be presented. The role of inflammation in the development of various neonatal disease states will be discussed. 4E 3 WWW.GREATNURSES.COM CALL 1.800.331.6534 MON-THURS. 9AM-3PM EST. PRODUCT ORDER FORM PAGE 18
AUGUST 3 & 4, 2006 TRUMP TAJ MAHAL SEPTEMBER 28 & 29, 2006 SCHEDULE 8:00-9:15 9:30-10:45 CRITICAL CARE I CRITICAL CARE II MEDICAL SURGICAL CCRN REVIEW NEONATAL NURSING TRACK TRACK TRACK TRACK TRACK Managing Electrolyte Imbalances; What s In, What s Out Nancy Townsend, RN, MN, APRNC, CCNS, CCRN Review of electrolytes and fluid laws, dysfunctions that occur as a result of alteration in their intra and extracellular levels, the relationship between ph and electrolyte derangements and the new modalities of electrolyte therapy and relevant research. Case studies will illustrate management and nursing intervention for the critically ill patient. 5A Shock States: Critical Points Nancy Townsend RN, MS, APRNC, CCNS, CCRN Learn about the various shock states encountered in the critically ill patient with emphasis on patients at risk, recognition of common manifestations, mechanisms and mediator of the process and the adverse effect on major organ systems. The major focus of this session is a general clinical look at a variety of conditions that are characterized by shock. Brain Anatomy: Strategies To Improve Your Neurological Assessment Cindy Bautista RN, PhD, CNRN Neuro anatomy can be very complex. It is important to understand the anatomy of the brain in order to correlate the assessment that was obtained on your critically ill patient. This session will review neuro anatomy and then apply it to a neurological assessment. Various strategies will also be disclosed to improve your neurological assessment of the critically ill patient. 5B Help Me...It s A Brain Attack Cindy Bautista RN, PhD, CNRN This session will cover and discuss all the different types of strokes and the recognition of the signs and symptoms associated with specific cerebral infarct locations. An in-depth discussion of the vital nursing intervention in order to provide the best possible outcomes for the brain attack patient. The 3 R s: Rhonchi, Rales And Rubs Barbara Pfaff RN,C, MSN, ACNP, CCRN An overview of the components of a respiratory assessment to familiarize nurses with the assessment of patient with common respiratory conditions. Using a case study approach, the participant will identify findings associated with pneumonia, chest trauma and mechanical ventilation. Closed chest drainage and chest X-ray findings will be discussed. 5C Cyte-Seeing: The CBC And Other Lab Tests Barbara Pfaff RN,C, MSN, ACNP, CCRN Nurses are often required to interpret and report abnormal laboratory findings. The purpose of this session is to assist nurses in the evaluation and interpretation of over 24 blood tests. Lab tests used in the identification and diagnosis of common medical diseases will be discussed. CCRN Review Cardiovascular Part I *Hypertensive Crisis *IHSS *Heart Murmurs *Hemodynamic Monitoring *12 Lead EKG MI s 5D CCRN Review Cardiovascular Part II *Shock States *IABP *Cardiac Trauma DAY TWO The Growing Epidemic Of Maternal Methamphetamine Use Terry S. Johnson RNC, MN, ARNP This session will cover the neonatal complications seen with maternal methamphetamine use and the risk of the meth environment on infants and children. A discussion of the follow-up needs of the infant with intrauterine substance exposure will be addressed. 5E Don t Forget The Kidneys: Recognizing And Treating Renal Failure In The NICU Terri Russell RN, MS, APN, CNNP An in-depth review of key alterations in renal function compared to the adult with an overview of acute renal failure and the diagnosis of renal failure in the neonate. The focus will be on developing an initial management plan for the infant with acute renal failure and the criteria for renal replacement therapy. 6A Congestive Heart Failure: A Neurohormonal Condition Nancy Townsend RN, MS, APRNC, CCNS, CCRN The focus of this presentation will be on the types of heart failure, the metabolic, neuroendocrine responses, and newer modalities of treatment. A brief overview of changes in the pathophysiology of the disease process and the evolution of therapy with emphasis on current drug and electrical therapy and nursing implications. 6B 6C 6D 6E Evidence Based Feeding Of The Premature Infant Terry S. Johnson RNC, MN, ARNP This session will review the factors that make the premature infant a nutritional emergency. An overview of the side effects of delayed enteral feeding on gut function and development and a discussion of the clinical significance of residuals and aspirates will be covered. 11:00-12:15 The Ins And Outs Of Mechanical Ventilation Carol Mallia RN, MSN An overview of the different types of mechanical ventilation, modes and therapies will be presented. A discussion of the nursing management of a patient on mechanical ventilation and non-invasive pressure support will be covered. To Pee Or Not To Pee? That Is The Question! Barbara Pfaff RN,C, MSN, ACNP, CCRN Learn all about acute renal failure! Starting with an overview of the function & anatomy of the kidney. Knowledge of how each type of acute renal failure occurs and how it affects other body systems will enable the nurse to better care for patients and more importantly, prevent renal failure and its deadly complications. CCRN Review Pulmonary *Respiratory Assessment *ARF *ARDS *ABG s *PE *Trauma 7A 7B 7C 7D 7E 12:15-1:30 LUNCH 1:30-2:45 Immune System Defect In The Acutely Ill Patient Nancy Townsend RN, MS, APRNC, CCNS, CCRN Key principles and concepts will be illustrated by clinical studies with a focus on immune system dysfunctions, identifying the high-risk patient, recognition of common manifestations of immune system failures and environmental and iatrogenic factors that adversely effect immune system competence. Traumatic Brain Injury Cindy Bautista RN, PhD, CNRN This comprehensive session will cover all types of traumatic brain injury, mechanisms, classifications, as well as the secondary brain injuries. A thorough review of traumatic brain injury guidelines, nursing interventions and management will be discussed. Fear Of Failure? New Horizons In The Treatment Of CHF Barbara Pfaff RN,C, MSN, ACNP, CCRN Heart failure is a frequent cause of death and disability in the US. The nurse can make a significant contribution to the care of patients with this devastating illness. This session will review the etiology, pathophysiology of congestive heart failure with emphasis on new treatment and monitoring modalities. Cardiac & Pulmonary Pharmacology Overview Carol Mallia RN, MSN Come to this presentation to get a better understanding of how cardiac and pulmonary medications work. The actions, indications, and nursing considerations will be discussed for the major medication categories including: inotropic, antiarrhythmic, antianginal, vasodilating, antihypertensive, antihyperlipedemic, anithistamine,brochodilator drugs and more! Delivery Room Emergencies: Challenges In Neonatal Resuscitation Terri Russell RN, MS, APN, CNNP Learn about the common errors performed during neonatal resuscitation and the application of the National Resuscitation Program Standards in the stabilization of a newborn. A discussion of the possible complications in the neonate that may require advanced resuscitation skills will be covered. 3:00-4:15 8A 8B KEYNOTE: Condition Critical: What Nurses Need...What Nurses Want! It is time to call into question and discussion the state of healthcare and the impact it has for the bedside nurse. The fight must begin for more patient centered, humane healthcare and an environment for nurses to deliver safe patient care. This sessions focuses on what nurses need what nurses want. 8C 8D 8E SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION PAGE 7 CANCUN & CRUISE REGISTRATION PAGE 11 WWW.GREATNURSES.COM 4
SYMPOSIUM S S SPEAKERS LAURA GASPARIS VONFROLIO RN, PHD STATEN ISLAND,NEW YORK CRITICAL CARE PRE-CONFERENCE, KEYNOTE & TWO DAY CCRN REVIEW COURSE Dr. Vonfrolio, lecturer, consultant and author, has held CCRN certification for sixteen years and CEN certification for twelve years. Author and co-author of 11 books and numerous articles, she has held positions of critical care staff nurse, staff development instructor and tenured Professor of Nursing. She is the proprietor of Education Enterprises & Power Publications, organized the Nurses March on DC with over 35,000 nurses attending and has appeared on Nightline and Good Morning America. TERRY S. JOHNSON RNC, MN, ARNP DOWNERS GROVE,IL KEYNOTE & TWO DAY NEONATAL COURSE Terry is the founder of Lode Star Enterprises, Inc. and a neonatal practitioner. A nationally known speaker, her content ranges from advanced pathophysiology to clinical nursing practice as well as organizational and individual change theory, communication skills, work style differences, conflict negotiation and team building. CINDY BAUTISTA RN, PHD, CCRN Neuroscience Clinical Nurse Specialist Yale-New Haven Hospital New Haven, CT ROBIN BRADEN RN, MSN Staff Nurse, CCU/CVICU Northeast Georgia Medical Center Gainesville, GA THOMAS HEALEY CRNA, MA Associate Professor St. Mary s University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN PAMELA HUNT RN, MSN Administrative Director of Surgery Marion General Hospital Marion, IN DIANE MYERS RN, MSN Psychiatric Clinical Nurse Specialist Board Certified Expert in Traumatic Stress Private Practice Psychotherapy Royal Oaks, CA BARBARA PFAFF RN,C, MSN, ACNP, CCRN Staten Island University Hospital Clinical Nurse Specialist for Critical Care Staten Island, NY JAMES CYR RN, MS, MBA Vice President Heart & Vascular Program of Excellence University of Massachusetts Memorial Healthcare Worcester, MA SCOTT L. DEBOER RN, MSN, CCRN, CEN, CFRN Flight Nurses University of Chicago Aeromedical Network Founder Peds-R-Us Medical Education, Dyer, IN ANDREA EFRE RN, MS, ARNP, CCRN Clinical Nurse Specialist ICU/CVICU St. Anthony s Health Care St. Petersburg, FL KIM LITWACK RN, PHD, CFNP, FAAN Associate Professor College of Nursing University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee CAROL MALLIA RN, MS Associate Director Division of Nursing Massachusetts Nurses Association Canton, MA MARY MCCAFFREY RNC, MSN Clinical Nurse Specialist NICU-Pediatrics Anne Arundel Medical Center Annapolis, MD Speakers subject to change. CATHY ROBINSON RN, MS, CCRN, CEN Partner, Critical Connections Staff Nurse VI EMSTAR (Emergency Department) Ohio Valley Medical Center Wheeling, WV NANCY TOWNSEND, RN, MN, APRNC, CCNS, CCRN Owner & Program Director NursEd Metairie, LA TERRI RUSSELL RN, MS, APN, CCRN Coordinator of Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Program RUSH University College of Nursing Neonatal Nurse Practitioner University of Chicago Comer Children s Hospital Chicago, IL 5 WWW.GREATNURSES.COM CALL 1.800.331.6534 MON-THURS. 9AM-3PM EST. PRODUCT ORDER FORM PAGE 18
HOTEL INFORMATION ION BOOK HOTEL ROOMS EARLY! We have secured a block of hotel accommodations at a DISCOUNTED RATE. Refer to the Group Code & Group Name when making reservations. FOXWOODS RESORT & CASINO (APRIL 5-7, 2006) 39 Norwich Westerly Road, Route 2, Mashantucket, CT 06338 The wonder of it all! Treat yourself to a mini-vacation in this magnificent resort & casino. The 800 room Grand Pequot Tower, where the seminar will be held, is majestic and luxurious! Pamper yourself with delicious dining, a culinary journey through 24 sumptuous restaurants and eateries, headline entertainment, exclusive shopping, indoor pools, salon, spa, exercise rooms and the non-stop excitement of a world class casino 6 within the resort! HOTEL RESERVATIONS: 1-800-FOXWOODS (1-800-369-9663). Refer to Group Code: #F21687 at Grand Pequot Tower. Group Name: Nursing Symposium 2006. $145 per night CAESARS PALACE LAS VEGAS (AUGUST 2-4, 2006) 3570 Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109 From the moment you walk through the doors of Caesars Palace, you know you ve arrived at the most prestigious resort in the world. Receive impeccable service, luxury and a spectacular experience! The finest cuisine is served from the most opulent settings to casual dining and boasts an international array of cuisine to tempt and satisfy you. There is also more than 120 shops in two elegant setting for you to enjoy! Great entertainment awaits you, be sure to see Celine Dion s show at the Palace! HOTEL RESERVATIONS: 1-800-634-6661 Refer to Education Enterprises 2006 Nursing Symposium. $145 per night TRUMP TAJ MAHAL (SEPTEMBER 27-29, 2006) 1000 Boardwalk & Virginia Avenue, Atlantic City, NJ 08401 Treat yourself to a Five Star Diamond Award billion dollar property. The Trump Taj Mahal Casino & Resort is unprecedented in craftsmanship and opulence, an awe-inspiring architectural masterpiece filled with the finest carpets, chandeliers and works of art in the tradition of the world s most grand palaces. Enjoy a modern Health Club & Fitness Center & Olympic indoor pool, gourmet restaurants & casual dining nine establishments for variety, lots of shopping and great entertainment with famous celebrities! HOTEL RESERVATIONS: 1-800-825-8888. Refer to Group Name: Education Enterprises. Cut off date is August 26, 2006. $110 per night SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION PAGE 7 CANCUN & CRUISE REGISTRATION PAGE 11 WWW.GREATNURSES.COM 6
SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION REGISTER EARLY.SPACE IS LIMITED! PRE-CONFERENCES TIMES: Registration & Continental Breakfast........8:00 am 8:45 am Class.................................9:00 am 4:15 pm Lunch..............................12:15 pm 1:30 pm MAIN CONFERENCE TIMES: Registration & Continental Breakfast.........7:00 am 7:45 am Class.................................8:00 am 4:15 pm Lunch..............................12:15 pm 1:30 pm 4 WAYS TO REGISTER PHONE: 1-800-331-6534.....Mon-Thurs 9:00 am 3:00 pm EST FAX: (718) 317-0858.............................24 hours ON-LINE: www.greatnurses.com.................24 hours MAIL: Education Enterprises, 608 Huguenot Ave, Staten Island, NY 10312 CONFIRMATION Confirmation/Admission postcards will be sent out three weeks before the program. REGISTRATION EARLY LATE FEES REGISTRATION REGISTRATION REGISTRATION FORM (PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO EDUCATION ENTERPRISES.) PRE-CONFERENCE: (one only) Foxwoods................... April 5 Caesars................... August 2 Taj Mahal............. September 27 CHECK PRE-CONFERENCE YOU RE ATTENDING: Hemodynamic Monitoring/12 Lead EKG Interpretation PACU Update The Art & Business of Nursing Leadership Pediatric Emergencies OB Emergencies Terrorism: Psychological Impact GENERAL CONFERENCE: Foxwoods................. April 6-7 Caesars................. August 3-4 Taj Mahal........... September 28-29 FEES ENCLOSED: Pre-Conference:$ General Session:$ Day One Day Two Both Days TOTAL ENCLOSED:$ MO Check Credit Card CREDIT CARD # (MC OR VISA): Exp. Date: Signature: Amount to be charged to card or check/money order enclosed: CHECK ONE PROGRAM FOR EACH TIME BLOCK. GENERAL CONFERENCE DAY ONE: GENERAL CONFERENCE DAY TWO: 1A ACS & Chest Pain 5A Electrolyte Imbalances 1B Heart Failure 5B Neurological Assessment 1C Triage 5C Rhonchi, Rales, Rubs 1D CCRN Review- Endocrine 5D CCRN Review Cardiac I 1E Neonatal 5E Neonatal 9:30-10:45 11:00-12:15 1:30-2:45 2A Platelet Inhibitors 2B Sedation & Paralytics 2C Traumatic Injuries 2D CCRN Review-Neuro 2E Neonatal 3A ACLS 3B Endocrine 3C Street Drugs 3D CCRN Review-GI & Renal 3E Neonatal 4A Cardiac/Pul. Emergencies 4B Alcoholic Patient 4C 12 Lead EKG 4D CCRN Review-Hematology 4E Neonatal PLEASE PRINT: 3:00-4:15 Pre-conference $125 $150 General Session One Day $125 $150 General Session Both Days $250 $300 All Three Days $375 $450 Early registration must be received one month before course. Late registration is within one month of course. CONTACT HOURS/CEU S This program has been approved by the AACN Certification Corporation provider #00012777 for 6 hours for pre-conference and 16 hours for general two day session for a total of 22 hours, CERP Category A. The California Board of Registered Nursing Provider #10833 and The Iowa Board of Nursing Provider #316. CANCELLATION POLICY Refund or credit less $30 processing fee if notified in writing 5 days before course. No refunds or credits given if notified within 5 days or after the seminar. Substitutions permitted. 6A Shock States 6B Brain Attack 6C Lab Tests 6D CCRN Review-Cardiac II 6E Neonatal 7A CHF 7B Mechanical Vents 7C Acute Renal Failure 7D CCRN Review-Pulmonary 7E Neonatal 8A Immune System 8B Traumatic Brain Injury 8C Treatment of CHF 8D Pharmacology 8E Neonatal Name Address City: State: Zip: Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone: E-mail: Please make checks payable to Education Enterprises. 9:30-10:45 11:00-12:15 1:30-2:45 3:00-4:15 7 WWW.GREATNURSES.COM CALL 1.800.331.6534 MON-THURS. 9AM-3PM EST. PRODUCT ORDER FORM PAGE 18
CANCUN VACATION Cancun October 25-29, 2006 12 Contact $599 Hours Only PER PERSON DOUBLE/TRIPLE OCCUPANCY N OR 2006 BAHAMAS B CRUISE Bahamas Cruise November $499 5-9,2006 7 $550 Contact Hours Only Only PER PERSON INSIDE CABIN PER PERSON OUTSIDE CABIN DOUBLE OCCUPANCY DOUBLE OCCUPANCY Cancun Palace All inclusive resort, with free site tours, seminars and meals! Book your own airfare into Cancun, Mexico. JUST ADDED...CALL FOR DETAILS! Cancun Spring Getaway Only $ 595 PER PERSON DOUBLE/TRIPLE OCCUPANCY March 1-5, 2006. Join us at the Moon Palace,all inclusive resort. To request an information and registration packet, call 1-800-331-6534 or visit us online at www.greatnurses.com. Bahamas Fantasy Cruise Cruise includes taxes, port charges, seminars and meals! You are responsible for roundtrip airfare to Orlando, Florida and a short cab ride to Port Canaveral where you board the Fantasy Cruise Ship. THE IDEAL PRESCRIPTION FOR HARD-WORKING NURSES You ve been working long and hard, so now it s time to reward yourself with a fun tropical getaway. You ll enjoy long, lazy days of sun and sea, music and entertainment, and just plain R and R. Seminar sessions are held in the early morning or late afternoon, so you have time for as many activities as possible. You can swim, sunbathe and shop in native markets and unusual boutiques. Explore a coral reef. Kick up your heels on the dance floor. Or just lean back in a chair and practice the fine art of doing nothing. Before long, you ll forget about all the stress you left behind. Please join us for a taste of paradise and a great educational experience. Register for one of our tropical getaways today. SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION PAGE 7 CANCUN & CRUISE REGISTRATION PAGE 11 WWW.GREATNURSES.COM 8
CANCUN C CUN VA N VACATION V BE PREPARED TO GET PAMPERED. The Cancun Palace in Cancun, Mexico, is waiting to spoil you. You ll spend sunny days and colorful nights in luxury where you ll be fed and entertained in style. This is a world of tropical drinks by the pool, saunas, massages, sugar-white beaches, sapphire seas, breathtaking sunsets, and food that s simply outstanding. The exclusive Cancun Palace is close to a variety of shopping experiences, from flea markets to boutiques, challenging golf courses, restaurants of all types, and fascinating archaeological sites. Vacationers will enjoy three outdoor pools, tennis courts, a host of watersports, sightseeing tours to ancient Mayan ruins, and the exciting Mexican nightlife. Or if you prefer, just relax and daydream for hours on end in this tropical paradise. And say adios to your worries and cares back at home. MUST-SEE AND MUST-DO FREE TOURS CHICHEN-ITZA Climb 91 steps to the top of the main pyramid in this ancient Mayan capital. Chichen-Itza is considered the most important archaeological site on the Yucatan Peninsula. TULUM AND XEL-HA Discover this walled Mayan city less than two hours away by the Caribbean Sea. Afterwards, experience the natural aquarium of Xel-ha, a snorkler s paradise. XCARET,NATURE S SECRET PARADISE Enjoy exotic birds and animals in this 150-acre ecological park, then snorkel through limestone tunnels and crystal-clear lagoons at nearby Playa del Carmen. ISLA MUJERES Swim with the dolphins on Isla Mujeres or Island of the Women. Inexpensive cafes, local shopping, graceful palms and secluded beaches make this little island a big hit with the girls. 9 WWW.GREATNURSES.COM CALL 1.800.331.6534 MON-THURS. 9AM-3PM EST. PRODUCT ORDER FORM PAGE 18
BAHAMASB CR CRUISE C DON T MISS THE BOAT! Get Onboard Our 2006 Bahamas Cruise. This Carnival Fantasy cruise ship will exceed your wildest expectations. No matter what activity you re in the mood for, you will find it on our 2006 Bahamas cruise. A health spa, a fitness club, a disco, a casino, a nightclub, live bands and orchestras, and three pools are just some of the facilities that are here for your pleasure. More Fantasy features include: Duty-free Shopping On Board Gala Captain s Dinner & Cocktail Party Singles Cocktail Party First-Run Movies Shown Daily Sumptious Buffets Everywhere 24-hour Pizzeria 24-hour Room Service Two Dining Rooms You ll dine on a savory menu of international cuisine eight times a day! OF COURSE, ALL YOUR MEALS ARE INCLUDED IN THE PRICE. Fortunately, Carnival makes it easy for vacationers to shape up while they ship out. Exercise enthusiasts, dieters or simply those looking for relaxation will enjoy our Nautical spa, early morning jogs, aerobics classes, gymnasium, saunas, massages and facials. This cruise truly is a touch of Fantasy. The world you left behind will seem very far behind indeed. SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION PAGE 7 CANCUN & CRUISE REGISTRATION PAGE 11 WWW.GREATNURSES.COM 10
C CANCUN SEMINAR 12 CONTACT HOURS Seminar sessions will be held early mornings and late afternoons on October 26-27. TOPICS INCLUDE: Communication Skills Professional Enhancement How to Survive in the Nursing Profession. KEYNOTE SPEAKERS: Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, Ph.D Donna Cardillo RN, MA Kathy Iwanowski, RN Jeanne Rhynsburger, RN CANCUN REGISTRATION INFORMATION PAYMENT: Double/Triple Occupancy is $599 per person (call for single rates). If interested in extending your stay, the rate for double/triple occupancy is $140 per person, per night. Insurance is available by request; inform us if interested. First deposit of $300 due ASAP. Balance due by August 1, 2006. Sign up early. Space is limited to 600 nurses. If interested in the trip after this date, call for availability. CANCELLATIONS: Cancellations and changes must be submitted in writing. Cancellations occurring before August 1, 2006, full refund, minus a $25 processing fee. Cancellations after August 1, 2006, no refunds. Please note that there will be a $25 processing charge to change roommates names and room assignments. A PASSPORT IS REQUIRED FOR TRAVEL. BOOK YOUR AIRLINE TICKET EARLY! REGISTRATION FORM (PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO EDUCATION ENTERPRISES.) VACATION V CANCUN N VACATION OR BAHAMAS CRUISE CANCUN (Oct 25-29, 2006) Double/Triple Occupancy......... $599 I want to extend my stay in Cancun at $140 per person per night. Dates: BAHAMAS CRUISE (Nov 5-9, 2006) DoubleOccupancy/Inside Cabin.... $499 DoubleOccupancy/Outside Cabin.. $550 Single Occupancy/Inside Cabin.... $699 Single Occupancy/Outside Cabin... $775 All prices are per person. REGISTER BY MAIL Payment for vacations are by check or money order only. Please make checks payable to Education Enterprises. Education Enterprises 608 Huguenot Ave Staten Island, NY 10312 Amount enclosed: Questions about the vacations? Call us at 1-800-331-6534 Mon-Thurs 9:00 am 3:00 pm EST. 2006 B BAHAMAS CRUISE SEMINAR 7 CONTACT HOURS Seminar sessions will be held early mornings on November 6-8. Mon 8:30 am - 9:45 am...bioterrorism What You Need To Know Mon 9:45 am - 11:00 am......................septic Shock Tues 8:30 am - 9:45 am........................pacemakers Tues 9:45 am - 11:00 am......................acls Review Wed 8:30-10:00 am.....what Nurses Need-What Nurses Want KEYNOTE SPEAKERS: Barbara Pfaff RN,C, MSN Elizabeth Connolly RN, MSN BAHAMAS CRUISE REGISTRATION INFORMATION PAYMENT: First deposit of $300 due ASAP! Balance due by August 1, 2006. If interested in signing up for the cruise after this date, please call for availability. CANCELLATIONS: Cancellations and changes must be submitted in writing. Send fax to (718)-317-0858 or e-mail AFEDUPRN@aol.com. Penalties for cancellation: 6 months prior to cruise full refund minus $25 processing fee; within 3-6 months of cruise $300 penalty and after August 5, no refunds or credits. Please note that there will be a $25 processing charge to change roommates names and cabin assignments. PLEASE PRINT: Legal Name Address City: State: Zip: Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone: E-mail: Roommates Legal Name Address City: State: Zip: Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone: E-mail: Roommates Legal Name Address City: State: Zip: Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone: E-mail: 11 WWW.GREATNURSES.COM CALL 1.800.331.6534 MON-THURS. 9AM-3PM EST. PRODUCT ORDER FORM PAGE 18
GREAT NURSE PRODUCTS SURVIVAL SKILLS FOR NEONATAL NURSES By Terry S. Johnson ARNP, RNC, MN Save $20.00 when you purchase all 4 CD s Only $60.00 (Earn 6 Contact Hours) 121E NEONATAL 4 CD SET $60.00 $6.00 THE FIRST 10 MINUTES OF LIFE: NEONATAL TRANSITIONAL PHYSIOLOGY Only $20.00 (1.5 Contact Hours) This presentation reviews the beneficial effects of labor, changes in the infants cardiovascular and respiratory systems, closure of fetal shunts, pulmonary and first breath dynamics and changes in oxygenation and perfusion status. 121A NEONATAL CD A $20.00 $6.00 CHILL OUT! MODEST HYPOTHERMIA TO TREAT HYPOXIC ISCHEMIC REPERFUSION INJURIES IN NEWBORNS Only $20.00 (1.5 Contact Hours) This presentation reviews the extensive cellular physiology precipitating hypoxic ischemic reperfusion injuries and introduces new therapies, including modest hypothermia or brain cooling, to limit the extent of the injury. 121B NEONATAL CD B $20.00 $6.00 SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE SYNDROME (SIRS) IN NEONATES Only $20.00 (1.5 Contact Hours) This presentation reviews the inflammatory process, clinical signs and symptoms, as well as origin and influence of radical oxygen species, pro-and anti- inflammatory cytokines on the development of SIRS. 121C NEONATAL CD C $20.00 $6.00 IDENTIFICATION AND MANAGEMENT OF BIRTH TRAUMA AND INJURY Only $20.00 (1.5 Contact Hours) A review of risk factors associated with birth injuries, a description of appropriate nursing interventions for common injuries, as well as a review of the nurses responsibility in notification and documentation of injuries provided. 121D NEONATAL CD D $20.00 $6.00 OBSTETRICAL EMERGENCIES By Toni Bergen RN, AAS, BSN, MsEd (1 Contact Hour) An in-depth look at various diagnoses that frequently impact the perinatal patient, fetus and family. Review of pathophysiology, signs and symptoms, medical and nursing management of pregnancy induced hypertension, pre-eclampsia, DIC, HELLP syndrome, Abruptio placentae and early and late post-partal hemorrhage. 111 OB EMERGENCIES CD $15.00 $6.00 SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION PAGE 7 CANCUN & CRUISE REGISTRATION PAGE 11 WWW.GREATNURSES.COM 12
GREAT NURSE PRODUCTS P CEN REVIEW Improve your performance on the CEN Certification Exam or just enhance your Emergency Nursing expertise with Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhD. These comprehensive CEN Review materials are designed for nurses who want to update, strengthen or expand their knowledge base in clinical emergency settings, as well as acute care units. All materials include important content areas that have consistently appeared on CEN Exams in previous years. Sample questions are analyzed to help you answer more questions correctly. You can look forward to a higher score when you prepare with the CEN Review video, audio cassette or book. TOPICS INCLUDE: Fluid, electrolyte and acid base alterations, cardiovascular, respiratory, neurological and endocrine emergencies, facial trauma, multiple trauma, gastrointestinal emergencies and general emergencies CARDIOVASCULAR EMERGENCIES: Shock, myocardial infarction, hypertensive crisis, congestive heart failure, cardiac trauma NEUROLOGICAL EMERGENCIES: Neurological assessment, increased intracranial pressure, cerebral hemorrhage, head trauma GASTROINTESTINAL EMERGENCIES: Pancreatitis, GI bleeding, abdominal trauma RESPIRATORY EMERGENCIES: Respiratory assessment, pulmonary embolism, acute respiratory failure, tension pneumothorax, status asthmaticus, respiratory trauma GENERAL EMERGENCIES: Gynecological, poisonings, burns, compartment syndrome CEN REVIEW VIDEO These three, 2-hour VHS tapes bring the CEN REVIEW to life. The most important content areas are covered to strengthen your Emergency Nursing knowledge. Approved for 7 Contact Hours. INSTITUTIONAL PRICE 107A CEN REVIEW VHS $80.00 $6.00 $300.00 CEN REVIEW AUDIO You can prepare for the CEN Certification Exam at your convenience at home or in the car with these 4 audio cassettes. Approved for 7 Contact Hours. Also available on CD. INSTITUTIONAL PRICE 107B CEN REVIEW CD $80.00 $6.00 $300.00 108 CEN REVIEW CASSETTES $69.95 $6.00 $109.00 EMERGENCY NURSING EXAMINATION REVIEW BOOK Practice your Emergency Nursing knowledge with over 900 multiple choice questions. This book, by Critical Care experts Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio, RN PhD, and Joanne Noone, RN, MSN, provides detailed explanations of the correct answers and explains why other choices are incorrect. Emergency Nursing aspects, such as assessment, diagnosis, intervention and evaluation, are discussed. 109 CEN REVIEW BOOK $32.95 $6.00 13 WWW.GREATNURSES.COM CALL 1.800.331.6534 MON-THURS. 9AM-3PM EST. PRODUCT ORDER FORM PAGE 18
GREAT NURSE PRODUCTS CCRN REVIEW Prepare to successfully pass the CCRN Certification Exam with the help of Critical Care authority Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhD. Dr. Vonfrolio, a highly experienced Critical Care nurse, is the author of the best-selling book Critical Care Examination Review. Her comprehensive review materials cover core curriculum and the most important content areas according to the new Certification Examination Blueprint. In addition to valuable test-taking strategies, you will gain the confidence you need to readily pass the exam. TOPICS INCLUDE: CARDIAC: Acute myocardial infarction, angina, arrythmias, CHF, hypertensive crisis, shock states, cardiac trauma, CABG. PULMONARY: Acute respiratory failure, ARDS, status asthmatics, pulmonary embolism, thoracic trauma. ENDOCRINE: Diabetes insipidus, SIADH, DKA, hypoglycemia, HHNK. HEMOTOLOGY: Immunosuppression, disseminated intravascular coagulation. CCRN REVIEW VIDEO/DVD/CD (2-Day Program) After watching or listening to these entertaining videos, DVDs or CDs, you ll understand why Dr. Vonfrolio is such a popular speaker. She reviews core curriculum and the most important content areas included on the CCRN Certification Exam. Approved for 14 Contact Hours. INSTITUTIONAL PRICE 104A CCRN REVIEW DVD $150.00 $6.00 $700.00 104B CCRN REVIEW VHS $150.00 $6.00 $700.00 105 CCRN REVIEW AUDIO CD $150.00 $6.00 $700.00 NEUROLOGICAL: Head trauma, aneurysm, acute spinal cord injury, seizures, intracerebral hemorrhages, neurological assessment. GASTROINTESTINAL: GI hemorrhage, hepatic failure, pancreatitis, abdominal trauma. RENAL: Acute renal failure, electrolyte imbalances, renal trauma. CCRN REVIEW AUDIO (1-Day Program) These four audio tapes make it convenient to review material for the CCRN Exam while driving or working around the house. Approved for 7 Contact Hours. INSTITUTIONAL PRICE 104C CCRN REVIEW CASSETTES $69.95 $6.00 $109.00 CCRN REVIEW BOOK Test your knowledge of Critical Care Nursing with over 800 multiple choice questions with explanations for each answer choice. Content is organized by body system so you can easily study the subject areas that need more review. 106 CCRN REVIEW BOOK $32.95 $6.00 SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION PAGE 7 CANCUN & CRUISE REGISTRATION PAGE 11 WWW.GREATNURSES.COM 14
GREAT NURSE PRODUCTS P HEMODYNAMIC MONITORING & 12 LEAD EKG INTERPRETATION If you work with pulmonary artery catheters and EKGs, these audio and video review materials were created especially for you. Critical Care authority Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio, RN, PhD, will teach you how to expertly identify 12 Lead EKG and interpret normal and abnormal hemodynamic waveform configurations. Whether you re a beginner or a seasoned Critical Care nurse, this knowledge will make a real difference in patient care when you return to your clinical setting. HEMODYNAMIC MONITORING & 12 LEAD EKG VIDEO/DVD/CD Approved for 7 Contact Hours. INSTITUTIONAL PRICE 101A HEMO & 12 LEAD DVD $80.00 $6.00 $300.00 101B HEMO & 12 LEAD VHS $80.00 $6.00 $300.00 101C HEMO & 12 LEAD AUDIO CD $80.00 $6.00 $300.00 HEMODYNAMIC MONITORING VIDEO/DVD/CD Approved for 3.5 Contact Hours. TOPICS INCLUDE: Clinical significance of abnormal and normal hemodynamic waveforms and A, C & V waves Alterations in PAP, PCWP, PAWP, PAOP associated with diseases Obtaining accurate readings and errors/variations in techniques Troubleshooting causes of dampening, overwedging and catheter whip How PEEP affects wedge pressures and calculations to obtain accurate readings INSTITUTIONAL PRICE 102A HEMO DVD $59.95 $6.00 $250.00 102B HEMO VHS $59.95 $6.00 $250.00 102C HEMO AUDIO CD $59.95 $6.00 $250.00 12 LEAD EKG INTERPRETATION VIDEO Approved for 3.5 Contact Hours. TOPICS INCLUDE: Reading a 12 Lead easily by using a systematic approach Recognizing the location of cardiac muscle injury seen in specific leads Determining axis deviations utilizing a 2 Lead Approach Anticipating complications specific for Inferior, Anterior, Septal and Lateral Wall Infarctions INSTITUTIONAL PRICE 103 12 LEAD VHS $59.95 $6.00 $250.00 15 WWW.GREATNURSES.COM CALL 1.800.331.6534 MON-THURS. 9AM-3PM EST. PRODUCT ORDER FORM PAGE 18
GREAT NURSE PRODUCTS ENHANCING YOUR CRITICAL CARE SKILLS Listen, learn, and laugh a lot with Critical Care authority Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio, RN, PhD, when she presents her twoday workshop, Enhancing Your Critical Care Skills, on audio tape. Dr. Vonfrolio is a nationally acclaimed instructor and one of the most dynamic speakers in the nursing profession. These informative tapes will help you improve your Critical Care and Emergency Room skills while earning Contact Hours. Of particular interest are her lively discussions on current issues in nursing. If you can t attend Dr. Vonfrolio s seminar in person, this is the next best thing. ENHANCING YOUR CRITICAL CARE SKILLS DAY ONE AUDIO Approved for 8 Contact Hours. TOPICS INCLUDE: 12 LEAD EKG INTERPRETATION: Learn how to read a normal EKG and how to identify patterns of ischemia, injury and infarction. You will also learn how to identify the location of infarction, as well as complications of specific infarctions and nursing interventions. DIFFERENTIATING ECTOPY FROM ABERRANCY: This teaches how to recognize QRS changes in V1 with RBBB and LBBB, and how to recognize SVT with a block from Ventricular Tachycardia. INSTITUTIONAL PRICE 110A EYCCS CASSETTES 1 $59.95 $6.00 $120.00 ENHANCING YOUR CRITICAL CARE SKILLS DAY TWO AUDIO Approved for 8 Contact Hours. TOPICS INCLUDE: IV THERAPY: This presents an overview of the different parenteral solutions and their indications, as well as understanding the complications of specific solutions and the particular solutions to give to specific patient conditions. ABG INTERPRETATION: This systematic approach to ABG analysis also reviews common acidbase imbalances, symptomatology and treatment modalities. NEUROLOGICAL ASSESSMENT: Learn how to perform a quick neurological assessment and understand what the clinical findings indicate about your patient s prognosis. You will also learn interventions to decrease increasing intracranial pressure, as well as what not to do. BREATH SOUNDS, HEART SOUNDS AND HEART MURMURS: This teaches how to differentiate normal and abnormal breath and heart sounds and gain skills to monitor breath and heart sounds as indicators of patient progress. An in-depth presentation of the anatomy of a murmur is provided. ENDOCRINE EMERGENCIES: This represents an overview of the pathophysiology and the nursing management of patients with endocrine emergencies. DKA, SIADH, HHNK, DI, Adrenal Insufficiency, Myxedema Coma and Thyroid Storm are reviewed. INSTITUTIONAL PRICE 110B EYCCS CASSETTES 2 $59.95 $6.00 $120.00 SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION PAGE 7 CANCUN & CRUISE REGISTRATION PAGE 11 WWW.GREATNURSES.COM 16
GREAT NURSE PRODUCTS P HOW I BECAME A NURSE ENTREPRENEUR Published by National Nurses in Business Association (NNBA) 50 business-savvy nurses who have started businesses in consulting, private practice, and agencies candidly share their hopes, dreams, and moments of despair and success. Future nurse entrepreneurs will find their howto tips and insights to be invaluable. 112 ENTREPRENEUR BOOK $19.95 $6.00 FUNDAMENTALS OF PERMANENT PACEMAKERS: A LIGHT HEARTED APPROACH By Donna Memoly Koenig RN, CCRN, BSN, Naspe Testamur Paul Levine MD, FACC. This book will enhance skills to interpret EKGs with pacemaker rhythms. Indications for permanent pacemakers, pacemaker hardware and post-operative teaching for the patient is also discussed. Packed with cartoons, illustrations and even a murder mystery in each chapter, this book is meant to have you laugh while you learn. CEU s 20 contact hours available! 122 PACEMAKERS BOOK $24.95 $6.00 EMERGENCY NURSING BIBLE 3RD EDITION By Patricia Ann Bemis, RN, CEN. The Emergency Nursing Bible is designed for use at the bedside and describes each nursing action in a step-by-step, logical manner. Each chapter covers a medical emergency seen in the ED and includes a ready reference of the commonly used medications, terms, concepts, pathophysiology, and practical tips. Current life support, pediatric, and trauma protocols are included. A NEW chapter covers homeland security and terrorism, donning and doffing personal protective equipment, disaster triage, B-NICE exposures, and more. CEU s 26 contact hours available! 123 ER NURSING BIBLE $54.95 $6.00 25 STUPID THINGS NURSES DO TO SELF DESTRUCT This 2 set audio CD,taped live at a Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio, RN, PhD. seminar, will explore the 25 stupid things nurses do to self-destruct as a profession and on a personal level. Your awareness will be heightened and your senses sharpened as to the power we can hold as a profession. Content will cover twenty-five behaviors that have a negative impact on the nursing profession; outlines situations and gives examples of dysfunctional professional behavior and delineates a solution for each dysfunctional behavior. 116 25 STUPID THINGS CD $20.00 $6.00 MAKING A MILLION IN NURSING Get ideas and learn how to start your own business from Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio, RN, PhD, a nurse entrepreneur who has started four successful companies. 113 MILLION CD $20.00 $6.00 IV DILEMMAS: SOLUTIONS AT THE BEDSIDE Critical Care expert Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio, RN, PhD, shares valuable patient care information and hospital humor. Laughter is the best medicine for nurses, too! 114 IV CASSETTE $12.00 $3.00 THE ABC S OF ABG S This tape explains, in a very humorous way, ABG interpretation in an easy, systemic, two-step approach! Never before has ABG interpretation been so easy! 115 ABG s CASSETTE $12.00 $3.00 17 WWW.GREATNURSES.COM CALL 1.800.331.6534 MON-THURS. 9AM-3PM EST. PRODUCT ORDER FORM PAGE 18
GREAT NURSE PRODUCTS t-shirt back NURSE S T-SHIRT Our 100% cotton T-shirts tell it like it is, in red, navy blue, and black. Available in large and extra large. Specify size and color when ordering. 118 NURSE T-SHIRT $15.00 $5.00 t-shirt front PRODUCT ORDER FORM (PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO EDUCATION ENTERPRISES.) 4 WAYS TO ORDER PHONE: 1-800-331-6534 Mon-Thurs 9:00 am 3:00 pm EST FAX: (718) 317-0858..............24 hours ON-LINE: www.greatnurses.com...... 24 hours MAIL: Education Enterprises, 608 Huguenot Ave, Staten Island, NY 10312 CREDIT CARD FORM CREDIT CARD # (MC OR VISA): Exp. Date: Signature: TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED: Amount to be charged to card: RN PIN Show the world that nurses rule with this attractive, clutch-backed, 1 1/8, enamel and gold finish pin. The perfect gift for your nurse colleagues! 117 RN PIN $6.50 $1.50 STOCK NO. DESCRIPTION PRICE QUANTITY S&H ITEM TOTAL PLEASE PRINT: NOTE:WE CANNOT SHIP TO P.O. BOXES, FPO S ORAPO S. Name Address Apt # City: State: Zip: Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone: E-mail: Make checks payable to Education Enterprises. Orders paid with credit card or money orders ship next day. Orders by check ship in two weeks. SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION PAGE 7 CANCUN & CRUISE REGISTRATION PAGE 11 WWW.GREATNURSES.COM 18