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Emergency, or trauma, nurses work in hospital or stand-alone emergency departments, providing initial assessments and care for patients with life-threatening conditions. Some emergency nurses may become qualified to serve as transport nurses, who provide medical care to patients who are transported by helicopter or airplane to the nearest medical facility.
A critical care nurse is one who specializes in caring for patients with life threatening conditions. They usually work in a hospital's intensive care unit.
ICU nurses monitor & keep the patient stable, administer medications, and eyes and ears for the doctors.
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What is the difference between a ICU Nurse and an RN?
In order of education, Licensed Practical Nurse, Registered Nurse, Nurse Manager, Nurse Practitioner. A nurse working in ICU is an RN. ICU Nurses have specialized education and skills, but a new RN can work in an ICU.
When was ICU Medical created?
ICU Medical was created in 1984.
What factors affect ICU nurse?
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What education do you need as a nurse in ICU?
There is no special education required for an ICU nurse beyond what is required for a nursing license (associate's or bachelor's degree). Usually, hospitals will provide some specialized training for new ICU nurses, but it is not required.
How much schooling is needed to be a neonatal ICU nurse?
11
What schooling do you need to become an ICU nurse?
The educational kind.
What is the salary for an ICU Nurse with 8 years experience in Dubai?
5000dhs
What are the requirements to be a nurse in the ICU?
You need to have an M.D. and have to beable to take care of very sick people. ICU stands for Intensive Care Unit
What does the medical Abbreviation ICU mean?
Intensive care unit
What does the medical abbreviation medical surgical icu mean?
M/S Intensive care unit
What courses in college do you have to take to be a neonatal nurse practitioner in the ICU?
well I think you need to get your RN degree.
Difference between psychiatric technician and nurse?
A psych tech requires hardly any training. They are the "laborers" of the psych wards. They hardly get paid anything and they probly have to deal with the most with unruly patients. A nurse on the other hand is educated on practically every aspect of health. They get paid quite well, and there are so many different nursing fields. Psych nurse, trauma nurse, ER nurse, triage nurse, ICU nurse, Baby ICU, pediatrics, Chemo nurse, Radiation oncology nurse, Radiology nurse, cath lab nurse, even insurance companies hire nurses for their health screenings.
