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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

Glaucoma CEU

Course #: 101

Course Name: Glaucoma

2 Contact Hours

Learning Objectives: Upon completion you should be able to:

§ Identify the signs and symptoms of Glaucoma.

§ Prevent Glaucoma.

§ Detect Glaucoma

§ Treat Glaucoma

Purpose: The health care professional will have greater understanding of the causes and treatment of glaucoma.

Price: $10.00 Take Course Now!

Abstract:

Glaucoma is due to intraocular pressure or I.O.P. When this pressure is greater than the tissue can tolerate the ganglion cells of the retina and the optic nerves are damaged. The health care professional should make sure he/she understands that it is necessary for the patient to take his medication as prescribed.

This course is a 2 Clock hours clock Continuing Education that is approved by the Florida Board of Nursing.

Diabetes Mellitus CEU

Course #: 102

Course Name: Diabetes Mellitus

3 Contact Hours

Learning Objectives: Upon Completion, you should be able to:

§ Obtain a proficient and accurate understanding of Diabetes Mellitus,

§ Identify the signs and symptoms of diabetes mellitus

§ Identify the types of Diabetes.

§ Review the nursing intervention techniques

Purpose: The purpose of this course is to expand the understanding of Diabetes Mellitus, identify the common signs and symptoms of diabetes mellitus and specific nursing intervention are reviewed.

Price: $15.00 Take Course Now!

Abstract:

Diabetes is a chronic disease manifested when the pancreas is not secreting enough or any insulin, thereby the blood glucose become out of range. The normal range is 70-120. Many people suffer diabetes due to obesity or hypertension among other things.

Phlebotomy CEU

Course #: 105

Course Name: Phlebotomy

4 Contact Hours

Learning Objectives: Upon Completion, you should be able to:

§ Describe Basic Anatomy & Physiology of the circulatory system

§ Identify phlebotomy procedures.

§ Proper procedure for collecting blood from patients.

§ Discuss the different techniques of venipuncture and skin puncture.

Purpose: the purpose of this course is to equip nurses with a body of knowledge that will assist them in identifying different techniques of venipuncture and skin puncture and equipment necessary for specimen collection.

Price: $20.00 Take Course Now!

Abstract:

In order for Medical professionals, specifically medical doctors to make accurate diagnostics of their patients, a blood test is usually necessary. Phlebotomy is the process of drawing samples of blood to send to laboratories for analysis. This program is a four contact hour course.

Scleroderma CEU

Course ID#:103

Course Name: Scleroderma

2 Contact Hours

Learning Objectives: Upon completion you should be able to:

§ Identify different forms of scleroderma

§ Describe exiting clues available for the process of defining the etiology of scleroderma .

§ Identify the symptoms associated with the various involvement of the disease.

§ Describe different tests available for the identification of the disease.

§ Identify different methods of treatments employed.

Purpose: The purpose of this course offers a clear approach to better understanding the manifestation of scleroderma and the signs and symptoms of the disease and understand possible complications.

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Abstract:

Scleroderma is a progressive systemic sclerosis or a chronic connective tissue disease, which causes inflammation, fibrosis and sclerosis of the skin and vital organs. Healthcare professional must take into account a broad area of concern, for scleroderma patient, given the possible areas or organs of the body that can be affected.

This is a 2 credit hours Course

Raynaud's Syndrome CEU

Course ID#:104

2 Contact Hours

Course Name: Raynaud's Disease

Learning Objectives: Upon completion you should be able to:

§ Describe Raynaud’s syndrome

§ Identify the two types of Raynaud’s syndrome

§ Describe the causes and risk factors associated with Raynaud’s syndrome

§ Identify symptoms associated with Raynaud’s syndrome

§ Identify how Raynaud’s syndrome is treated and diagnosed

Purpose: The purpose of this course is to increase the awareness of Raynaud's diseases and their nursing management and prevention. Because of the multiple and sometimes complicated symptoms of the disease, an overview of the disease is given in this text, so the healthcare professional has a good understanding of the need of that patient. This is to be able to provide the best care possible.

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Abstract:

Raynaud's phenomenon is caused by vasospasm of the arterioles and arteries of the upper and lower extremities, usually unilaterally. As result of vasospasm, the cutaneous vessels are constricted and blanching of the extremity occurs followed by cyanosis. For symptoms medications are usually prescribed.

This is a 2 credit hours Course

Domestic Violence CEU

Course ID#: 106

2 Contact Hours

Course Name: Domestic Violence

Learning Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:

§ Identify the profile of a typical abuser

§ Identify likely victims of domestic violence

§ Identify clinical manifestations of domestic violence

§ Identify physical symptoms & clues needed to identify and help the patient.

Purpose: The purpose of this course is to prepare nurses and other healthcare professionals, to assess, screen likely victims of domestic violence.

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Abstract:

The course provides nurses and other healthcare professionals with current information about domestic violence. It is essential that healthcare professionals are taught to recognize and accurately interpret behaviors associated with domestic violence. The content of this course prepares healthcare professionals to screen, assess, and treat the victims of these problems.

Stroke CEU

Course ID#: 107

4 Contact Hours

Course Name: Stroke

Learning Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:

§ Describe the different types of stroke.

§ Describe the causes and risk factors associated with strokes and TIA.

§ Identify the signs and symptoms, and treatment option including medications, rehabilitative care, nutrition, and exercise.

§ Describe the methods of diagnosis used for stroke and management of the disease from a nursing perspective.

Purpose: This course gives healthcare providers in all environments the latest information about stroke and stroke rehabilitation, empowering nurses and others to facilitate the highest possible quality of life for those affected by this debilitating disorder.

Price: $ 20.00 Take Course Now!

Abstract:

Stroke, or cerebrovascular accident, is a nonspecific term referring to a sudden loss of circulation to a certain area in the brain. The principal causes of stroke are clotting within a blood vessel (thrombosis), obstruction of a vessel by a plug (embolism), and escape of blood through vessel walls (hemorrhage). Transient ischemic attack, often a precursor to stroke, is an acute episode of temporary loss of cerebral function. While stroke is disabling and long-lasting, a TIA may be only temporarily disabling and resolve in 2 to 15 minutes.

HIV / AIDS

Course ID#: 108

4 Contact Hours

Course Name: HIV/AIDS

Learning Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:

§ Describe the dimensions of the epidemic today worldwide

§ Outline the causes of infection and identify those most at risk

§ Describe the progress of the disease from HIV infection to full-blown AIDS

§ Identify the common symptoms of HIV and AIDS

§ Describe the main types of available drugs and how they work on the body to slow progress of the disease

§ Understand preventive measures to fight the spread of AIDS

Purpose: This course provides all healthcare practitioners in all healthcare settings with the knowledge and skills needed to enhance and improve their care of patients and family members. Empowering nurses and others to facilitate the highest possible quality of life affected by this virus.

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Abstract:

HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) infection has infected more than 2.5 million people worldwide and now exists in every country in the world. This course modules aims at educating individuals about the background, prevention, prognosis and current treatment surrounding the AIDS epidemic, with a view to furthering early diagnosis and intervention. The disease cannot be cured and is ultimately lethal, however its growth can be slowed through various drug therapies.

Angina Pectoris CEU

Course ID#: 109

Course Name: Angina Pectoris

2 Contact Hours

Learning Objectives:

Upon completion you should be able to:

§ Know what is Angina Pectoris in its various types

§ Identify the major diagnostic tests for angina.

§ Know the various medical therapies for angina.

§ Know the invasive therapeutic procedures for angina.

Purpose: the purpose of this course is to provide healthcare professionals with information that will enable them to identify the signs, causes and treatment options of Angina Pectoris.

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Abstract:

Angina Pectoris (Angina) is a recurring pain or discomfort in the chest that occurs when certain parts of the heart do not receive enough blood. It is a common symptom of coronary heart disease (CHD), which usually occurs when the vessels that carry blood to the heart become narrowed and blocked due to atherosclerosis.

End of Life Care

Course ID#: 110

Course Name: End of Life Care

Learning Objectives:

After you study the information, you will be able to:

§ Know some data about life expectancy

§ Describe terminal illness and palliative care

§ Describe the stages of dying

§ Identify the components of End of life care

§ Identify appropriate care giving and nursing intervention

§ Know the complexity of care giving

Purpose: The purpose of this course is to provide healthcare professionals with information that will enable them to provide the best possible quality of life for dying patients and their families.

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Abstract:

Terminal illness is defined as an illness or injury that does not allow the body to recover. Palliative care is the approach that improves upon the quality of life of patients and their families when they are faced with problems associated with terminal illness. A Patient who has a terminal illness needs to be provided with compassionate care in order to achieve death with dignity. Healthcare providers should have the skills needed to effectively improve upon the care of dying patients with compassion.

Cocaine Abuse CEU

Course ID#: 111

2 Contact Hours

Course Name: Cocaine Abuse

Learning Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:

§ Define cocaine

§ Identify current statistics regarding the use of cocaine

§ Describe methods of cocaine use

§ Identify the risks associated with the use of cocaine

§ Describe possible treatment for cocaine users

Purpose: The purpose of this course is to provide healthcare professionals with information on the risk and hazards associated with the use of cocaine.

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Abstract:

Cocaine is a strong central nervous system stimulant, which directly affects the brain. The risk of becoming addictive is great no matter how cocaine is ingested. There are also physical and psychological hazards associated with the use of cocaine. Healthcare professionals should be familiar with the methods of cocaine use, the hazards associated with the use of cocaine, and possible treatment for cocaine users.

Knee Replacement (Arthroplasty)

Course ID#: 112

2 Contact Hours

Course Name: Knee Replacement (Arthroplasty)

Learning Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:

§ Identify the structures of the knee

§ Identify the causes of knee problems

§ Describe several diagnostic methods

§ Identify ways to prevent knee problems

Purpose: The purpose of this course is to provide healthcare professionals with a greater understanding of the causes of knee problems and the procedure involved with knee replacement.

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Abstract:

Knee replacements have been performed annually and are expected to increase. In the past doctors would not operate until the patient was older in age, but physicians have found it preferable to intervene and perform knee replacements early in age instead of later. Healthcare professionals should be familiar with causes of knee problems, how knee problems are diagnosed, as well as the surgical procedure and postoperative care.

Preventing Medication Errors

Course ID#: 113

2 Contact Hours

Course Name: Preventing Medication Errors

Learning Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:

By the end of this course, the student will be able to:

1. Define medication errors

2. Identify common causes of medication errors

3. Identify nursing responsibility

4. Identify effective ways nurses can prevent medication errors

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