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Did You Know...

  • That you may be able to tell if the liver or spleen is enlarged, a bone is fractured, or there is a tumor in the lung with your stethoscope?

  • What sounds you would hear with a bowel obstruction, a pleural effusion, pneumonia, an aneurysm, a pulmonary embolism, and many more conditions?

  • What causes S3's, S4's and heart murmurs?

  • When to use the bell of the stethoscope?

  • That breath sounds may actually be louder and clearer when the patient has pneumonia?

  • That a recent study showed that many interns and medical residents were not proficient in using the stethoscope to assess patients?

  • Are you?

  • We offer a one-day course approved for 6 contact hours of continuing education credit that is guaranteed to improve your assessment skills.

  • Interpreting the sounds is as important as hearing them!

2012 Dates & Locations:

     

    Check in starts at 8:30 AM each day. Presentation is from 9 AM to approximately 4:30 PM.

    6 Contact Hours Provided:

     

    This continuing nursing education activity was approved by the Texas Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. (This is the approval that is widely recognized by all states) for 6 contact hours.  Approval by the California Board of Registered Nursing for 6 contact hours. This program has been approved for 6 contact hours Continuing Respiratory Care Education (CRCE) credit by the American Association for Respiratory Care. Certificates are distributed at the conclusion of the course.

     

    Stethoscope Skills Course Overview:

    This intensive one-day workshop provides participants with a review of pertinent anatomy and physiology, use of audio-visual aids to identify normal and abnormal auscultatory findings, periods for practice of skills, and the confidence to do a thorough and accurate assessment of heart sounds, breath sounds, and abdominal sounds.

    Why you should attend this course:

    Assessment is the first step in providing patient care.  In every setting the health care provider is call ed upon to determine the condition of the patient.  If the stethoscope is used properly, the listener will feel as if he is looking inside of the body; but rather than looking with the eyes, this is looking with the ears!

    FEE: $79 PER PERSON           GROUPS OF 3 OR MORE: $72 PER PERSON

    STUDENT RATE: $64 (Must be paid prior to class & show valid university ID)

    Click here to Register Online

    Click here to download a mail-in registration form

    To register or for more information call Career Development Systems: 800 227-3372

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