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Kevin Stansbury
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Kevin Stansbury's video was featuredIntravenous Medications
This video will provide a basic understanding of how to spike an IV bag, add medication to an IV bag, and administer IV Push medications.
Kevin Stansbury posted a blog postIV Fluid Resuscitation
IV Fluid ResuscitationThe human body is composed of different fluid compartments and each compartment is important in regards to fluid resuscitation; however, each compartment must work in cohesion with the other.Our bodies are made up of mostly water; and water is the key source of life. However, if the water in our bodies is not distributed correctly it can have a detrimental impact on the patient’s outcome.The fluid…See More
Kevin Stansbury replied to Bob Sullivan's discussion Handling Patients with Concealed Weapons"We are dealing with more and more violent patients as well as gang violence in our ED. In fact we have had several threats and assults on our nurses and now CMS is stating that we must find a different way to contain these types of…"
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- Primary Role in EMS
- Nurse
- Primary Agency/Department Type
- Hospital, Educational, Non-Profit, Military
- Primary Department/Agency Name
- Emergency Room
- Department/Agency Web Site
- http://www.central-valley-med.com
- Years in EMS/Public Safety
- 5
- Other Past or Current Departments
- Critical Care, PACU, Combat Medic
- My Training:
- Registered Nursing
Licensed Vocational Nursing
EMT
Combat Medic
Nuclear Biological Chemical
- About Me
- I am an RN and Clinical Manager with over 20 years experience, including critical care, PACU, and ED. He is also a trusted and effective Mentor and Supervisor who provides moderate leadership; guides staff as needed while allowing autonomous decision-making.
Kevin’s career includes 13 years in the U.S. Army as a combat medic as well as a nurse. He served three tours of combat in Iraq during Desert Shield/Storm. He has also spent 5 years as Charge Nurse and 3 years as Relief House Supervisor as well as a Preceptor for a 300-bed hospital. He has served as a clinical manager for Adventist Health-Selma as well as Central Valley Medical. He has earned an MBA in Health Care Management with Project Management Certificate and a Bachelors of Science in Computer Networking to support management of IT healthcare systems.
- Personal Site/Profile
- http://www.central-valley-med.com
- Relationship Status
- Married
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IV Fluid Resuscitation
IV Fluid Resuscitation
The human body is composed of different fluid compartments and each compartment is important in regards to fluid resuscitation; however, each compartment must work in cohesion with the other.
Our bodies are made up of mostly water; and water is the key source of life. However, if the water in our bodies is not distributed correctly it can have…
Posted on May 22, 2012 at 11:37am
Ther Art and Science of Teaching
Did you know that as nurses we perform over 300 million peripheral IV's in America every year? This is a lot of IV starts especially if you think about how many people exist in America. That is nearly one IV for every American.
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Continue Posted on May 14, 2012 at 5:47pm — 1 Comment
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- At 6:45pm on May 15, 2012,
aaron said… Just Came Bye To Say Hi & Be Safe Out There
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