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Angelica Dizon & Carla J. Moschella – In Detail
After you report that your patient is stable they go into shock.
You missed something…are you prepared to defend your actions and your license?
You know the basics — now it’s time to master the Details.
Do you ever wonder why patients suffering from respiratory arrest complain of anxiety up to 8 hours before they feel better?
Is it difficult to explain how certain drugs can cause kidney dysfunction?
Are you confused about the normal inflammatory response?
Do you lack confidence to explain? “whys” to patients and families — why this medication, why that test, why those symptoms?
If you answered YES, you are on the right track!
You care for a variety of complex patients each day — you need to be able to identify changes in their symptoms early and respond appropriately to avoid life-These can lead to serious complications. Even experienced nurses can be confused about these conditions and feel insecure when making assessments.
This comprehensive online video course will take even the most novice person to expert. You can increase your knowledge Step by step, you’ll finally have the specialized clinical skills and strategies to Respond confidently and effectively for your patients’ well-being.
Communicate better with doctors and your peers.
Feel more confident
Safer and more effective care
SESSION 1 –
The Lungs in Detail
With Angelica F. Dizon, MD, BSN and MBA-HCM, RN
Have you ever wondered why?
Patients with respiratory arrest often feel anxious for as long as 8 hours before they begin to recover.
When your patient is having trouble breathing, pulse oximetry can be normal.
What does it mean to have abnormal sounds in your breath?
If you have difficulty explaining to your patients how a Pulmonary Embolis affects lung function or why some people with asthma can stop breathing, then you need to get back to basics with the help a mentor who can make it easy to understand.
Many of us learned anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology in school, where we were primarily focused on passing the class. We memorized, studied, but quickly forgot.
Understanding the fundamental concepts of physiology, pathophysiology, and pulmonary anatomy will allow you to quickly identify patient complications and respond more effectively.
THE LUNG REVEALED — Examine the structure and function of the components of the lungs, airways and endocrine controls that affect pulmonary function.
OXYGEN DELIVERY & CONSUMPTION — Find out how the lung controls acid/base balance and the mechanisms that protect the body from hypoxic injury.
COMMON PULMONARY CONDITIONS — Find out what is really going on during acute pulmonary edema, COPD, and pulmonary embolism.
LESS COMMON PUMONARY DISORDERS — Discover the pathophysiologic mechanisms behind less common pulmonary disorders such as ARDS, hospital-acquired pneumonia and pulmonary hypotension.
SESSION 2
The Kidneys in Detail
With Carla J. Moschella, MS. PA-C, RDN
Have you ever wondered:
What does serum osmolality translate into for your patient?
How to prevent electrolyte disorders
What happens when drugs and IV dyes affect renal function?
If you’re like many healthcare professionals, fluids, electrolytes, and renal function can seem intimidating. Concepts like osmolality can also be confusing. But, wait…now there’s hope!
In The Kidneys in Detail Carla J. Moschella, MS. PA-C, RDN, explains complex fluids and electrolytes in easy terms that you can understand. He also gives practical ways to apply the information at your bedside with your next patient.
If you are having trouble explaining to patients why potassium levels are low for the third consecutive day, or why certain drugs can cause renal dysfunction, you should get help from a mentor. They will be able to make it easy for them to understand the information.
THE KIDNEYS REVEALED — The structure and function of components of the mechanical and hormonal systems of the kidneys.
RENAL DYSFUNCTION — What happens to cause decreased renal function and why.
ELECTROLYTES and THE KIDNEYS — Find out why your patient’s electrolytes are out of range and what you can do about it.
KIDNEYS and FLUIDS: The BALANCING AACT — Discover how the kidneys act to maintain fluid balance and osmolality; and how to find problems before they occur.
SESSION 3
The Immune System Detail
With Angelica Dizon, MD, BSN and MBA-HCM, RN
If you could only master one concept in your career, it should have been the inflammatory response.
Do you care about patients with:
Cardiac disorders?
Are you suffering from respiratory disorders?
Gastrointestinal disorders?
Neurological disorders
Infection, cancer, and immunosuppression
Inflammation is responsible in many of the diseases we treat. It is the body’s primary response to healing and protection from injury. In You must be able to recognize the inflammatory response in order to provide exceptional care.
Although the inflammatory response can be complex, it can be broken down into three main events: 1) vasodilation; 2) capillarypermeability; and 3) clotting. These events are what lead to many conditions, such as septic shock (ARDS), atherosclerosis, and others. But, the lack of a response can be just as devastating — exposing the body to a myriad of deadly infections.
Learn how to manage patients with inflammation and those whose inflammatory response has been inhibited by learning the anatomy, pathophysiology, and physiology of inflammatory responses.
If you’ve had trouble with these concepts in the past, then this is the program for you! You will get the detail you need — explained at a level that you will fully understand.
THE IMMUNE SYSTEM REVEALED — Explore the inner workings of the immune system, like you’ve never heard it before!
INFLAMMATION: THE CENTER of ATTENTION — How the inflammatory response works and what you can do to assess and treat complications.
INFLAMMATION OUT of CONTROL — Sepsis, allergies, organ rejection, and anaphylactic reactions: the symptoms and how to treat the complications.
COMMON IMMUNE DISORDERS — Treat and Prevent Autoimmune disease, HIV, and antibiotic resistant bacteria.
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About the Speakers
ANGELICA F. DIZON MD, BSN MBA-HCM, RN
Angelica F. Dizon She is a doctor in medicine and a registered nursing assistant, and has over 20 years of experience in clinical and academic teaching, primarily in the hospital setting. Angelica Her work in medical surgery roles has been well-recognized. She also has experience in skilled nursing and home health care. More recently, she’s serving as the director of clinical services in one of the leading home healthcare agencies in Maryland.
Her diverse experiences have given her unique insight into the importance and value of an in-depth understanding.-To provide the best possible patient care and disease management, we must have a deep understanding of pathophysiology. Angelica She excels at simplifying complex topics “plain English”. This skill, combined with her vast medical and nursing experiences, ensure a highly informative and enjoyable day — for an interdisciplinary audience.
Speaker Disclosures
Financial: Angelica F. Dizon Radians College is her faculty member. She receives a speaking honourarium from PESI Inc.
Nonfinancial: Angelica F. Dizon There are no relevant nonfinancial relationships that he can disclose.
CARLA J. MOSCHELLA (MS, PA)-C, RDN
Carla J. Moschella She is a registered dietitian and physician assistant with more than 25 years of experience in internal medicine, gastroenterology and internal medicine. She earned her Master of Science in Medical Dietetics degree from Framingham State College, Massachusetts, and her Physician Associate Certificate at Yale University School of Medicine. She was employed as a physician assistant in Nephrology at Tufts Medical Center, Boston for several years. In In this capacity, she managed patients suffering from all stages of chronic kidney disease.
Carla has lectured at many national and state conferences on kidney disease, including at the National Kidney Foundation’s annual meetings, at the physician assistant’s national conference in New Orleans, and at several physician assistant state associations, including Arizona, Maine, Massachusetts, and Vermont. She is the author and editor of the Lange Q chapter on nephrology.&McGraw Medical Publishing Company, Inc.-Hill, the PA text that will prepare you for the national certifying or recertifying exams. She authored an article on the National Kidney Foundation’s practice guidelines for chronic kidney disease in the Journal of the American Academy of Physician Assistants, and she co-An article entitled ” “Interaction between cyclosporin A and Hypericum perforatum (St. John’s wort) following organ transplantation” In the American Journal of Kidney Diseases. Carla Pi Alpha, the national honors society for physician assistants, is a member, as well as Alpha Eta, a national honor society of allied health professionals.
Speaker Disclosures
Financial: Carla Moschella She has an employment relationship at Logistics Health Inc.
Non-financial: Carla Moschella Does not have any relevant nonfinancial relationships to disclose.
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