Nursing Pharmacology:  Heparin
Channel: EmpoweRN
Date: 2014-03-16

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Hi Guys!!
Thank you so much for watching!
A lot of you have requested nursing pharmacology tips.
The truth is, I'm still studying pharmacology :)... nursing pharmacology is such a huge subject and there is so so much to know & since new medications are always introduced, we will always be learning!!
I thought, if you are interested, I could share some things that I think about before administering each medication.  
In this video I speak specifically about the medication Heparin.  
Although not a comprehensive review: I could introduce some terminology to you & also help you "think like a nurse."
If you find this helpful, please let me know by giving the video a thumbs up & posting a comment to let me know.
If this is helpful, I could create videos about more medications as well.
I hope you like this!!
Looking forward to hearing from you soon!!
Much Love,
- Caroline

Thank you: Johanna Pialisa Asis for editing this video :)

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