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The point is not to memorize perfect answers. Interviewers want to see how you think under pressure, communicate across hierarchy, respond to feedback, and protect patient safety. Use the prompts below to build concise, specific stories using the STAR framework: situation, task, action, and result. Lead with reflection. Finish with what changed. Interview preparation note…
Read moreNerve impulses travel along a nerve cell as electrical signals driven by charged minerals called electrolytes, while neurotransmitters act as chemical messengers that pass the signal from one nerve cell to the next across a small gap. [1, 2, 3] Key Electrolytes Key Neurotransmitters If you’d like, I can explain: [1] https://nigms.nih.gov [2] https://bio.libretexts.org [3]…
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Vasopressors increase blood pressure by activating G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) on vascular smooth muscle and cardiac cells. The result is an increase in systemic vascular resistance (SVR), cardiac output (CO), or both, which raises mean arterial pressure (MAP). The signaling pathway is easiest to understand in four steps: Step 1: Vasopressor binds to a cell…
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The 4 Early Signs of Septic Shock TemperatureTachycardiaTachypneaCount of WBCs…
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NOTE: Check to see if the template is still programmed in Cerner already HOW TO USE: Create a note, then use the ‘Autotext’ manager icon to open up and start your own template. Save it. Then when you start writing your note, either use a ‘.’ a ‘,’ or simply slowly type the name of…
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Patient@NAME@Date & Time of Admission@ADMITDTTM@Current Length of Stay: @LOS@ SYNOPSIS @CHIEFCOMPLAINT@Admitted for@HOSPROB@ . @NAME@ is a @AGE@ @SEX@ ***@NOTESUMMARIES(1&0&0)@ ASSESSMENT 24 Hour Min / Max Current@FLOWSTAT(6:24::1)@ @FLOW(6:last:1)@@FLOWSTAT(5:24::1)@ @FLOW(5:last:1)@@FLOWSTAT(8:24::1)@ @FLOW(8:last:1)@@FLOWSTAT(9:24::1)@ @FLOW(9:last:1)@@FLOWSTAT(10:24::1)@ @FLOW(10:last:1)@Admit: @FLOW(14:first:1)@ @FLOW(14:last:1)@ @BMI@ LAST VS:@VS@ LABS @RESUFAST(NA,K,CL,Co2,MG)@ @LABBRIEF(NA,CL,BUN,K,CO2,CREATININE,GLUCOSE)@@LABBRIEF(WBC,HGB,HCT,PLATELETS)@@LABBRIEF(PT,INR,APTT)@ @LABBRIEF(CA,MG,PHOS)@ @LABBRIEF(ALB,LACTICACID,LACTWBVENPC,TROPONINHS,HGBA1C)@ @LABRCNT24(POCGLUCOSE:*)@ @LABRCNT(GLUCOSE:*)@ NOTES ENDORSED TO RECEIVING NURSE:• NEURO:Aoxo4Sedated? RESPIRATORY:No SOB @VENTDRAG@ CARDIAC:NSR GI:swallows pills…
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EPIC: ED: TRANSFER NOTE ATT: @ATTPROV@PCP: @PCP@@NAME@ @AGE@(@BDAY@)@DEPTNME@@RRHLOS@MRN: @MRN@ Current attending in ED: @ATTPHY@ SYNOPSIS @NAME@ is a @AGE@ @SEX@ ***@NOTESUMMARIES(1&0&0)@ {SNP Linked Labs:23727} Admitted for@PROBLEM@ @PROB@ NURSING HANDOFF Plan: Pending workup/admit . All questions answered to the patient’s satisfaction. All personal belongings were with the patient including all electronics, clothing, and valuables. Pt sent…
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