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Understand how aging affects the major body systems. This EMT-focused guide reviews cardiovascular, respiratory, renal, nervous, and musculoskeletal changes in older adults and their implications for emergency care.

Discover how Emergency Medical Technicians can recognize, assess, and manage hypothermia in the prehospital setting. Learn practical field treatment techniques to improve outcomes for hypothermic patients.

Learn how EMTs can identify and treat heat stroke in the field. Review signs, symptoms, and emergency interventions to prevent fatal outcomes from this life-threatening condition.

Both Registered Nurses (RNs) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) in Florida are required to complete continuing education (CE) for biennial license renewal. These requirements are defined in Chapter 64B9-5, Florida Administrative Code to ensure nurses remain current with clinical knowledge, professional standards, and legal responsibilities.

For nurses in Texas, staying current with continuing education is not just a professional responsibility—it’s a requirement for license renewal. Whether you’re an RN or an LVN, understanding the Texas Board of Nursing (BON) requirements for continuing nursing education (CNE) ensures you maintain your license and provide the best care for your patients.

Learn best practices for the care and maintenance of Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters (PICC lines). Review flushing, dressing changes, and infection prevention using our Guide to PICC Maintenance, and explore the It’s All About PICCs online course for continuing nursing education.

Accurate IV drip rate calculation is a critical skill for nurses. Whether administering fluids manually or checking an infusion pump, precise calculations ensure patient safety and effective therapy. This guide walks nurses through the essentials of IV drip rate calculation and provides handy reference tools for daily use.

An unlikely, decades-old drug is gaining traction as a promising off-label treatment for fibromyalgia, driven by a handful of studies and a growing number of anecdotal reports.