Vital Signs (Nursing)
Vital Signs (Nursing)

Vital Signs (Nursing)

by Samantha Rhea, MSN, RN

In almost all care settings, the nurse is responsible for obtaining vital signs. These include a heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, temperature, oxygen saturation, and level of pain. Obtaining accurate and timely vital signs is crucial since they form the basis of many clinical decisions.

In this course, you’ll learn how to obtain each of the above-mentioned vital signs correctly, what important considerations to keep in mind, how to obtain highly accurate values, and the multiple ways in which certain vital signs can be measured (e.g., oral vs. rectal temperature).

Course Details

  • Videos 11
  • Duration 1:44 h
  • Quiz questions 48
  • Concept Pages 0

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Your Educators of course Vital Signs (Nursing)

 Samantha Rhea, MSN, RN

Samantha Rhea, MSN, RN

Samantha Rhea, MSN, RN, is a Nursing Educator with extensive experience in the higher education industry and acute care facilities, and currently works as a Nursing Instructor at Rogers State University.
She obtained her Bachelor's degree in Nursing Science from Northeastern State University and her Master's degree in Nursing Education from the University of Oklahoma.
Since 2012, she has been teaching nursing students at various universities across the US, while also maintaining clinical practice as a registered nurse.
Within Lecturio, Samantha Rhea teaches courses on the Fundamentals of Nursing.


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By Rikesha G. on 04. April 2024 for Radial and Apical Pulse – Vital Signs (Nursing)

Lecturer describes the concepts perfectly, clear and concise with extra nuggets.

 
Excellent, in-depth videos that all nursing students need to know second-nature.
By Michael B. on 15. February 2024 for Vital Signs (Nursing)

I needed to refresh knowledge of vital signs before placement at my nursing school and this was perfect, it also has the benefit of not only saying whats normal and not but a little of the physiology of why! will revisit when I need to refresh over the years.

 
Amazing
By Indya W. on 23. November 2022 for Vital Signs (Nursing)

Love this program it's very helpful and I'm actually learning how to become a better nurse

 
Appropriate even for seasoned !
By Shannon F. on 23. October 2022 for Pulse – Vital Signs (Nursing)

I clicked on this just to see what it was about, but it filled in gaps that I did not realize I had :) GREAT JOB