Description
Learning Objectives
At the completion of this eLearning, participants should be able to:
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Discuss the 3 types of emergent pacing options
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Describe indications for emergent pacing
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Describe optimal pacing modes for various rhythms
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Analyze and troubleshoot issues with failure to pace, sense and capture of paced rhythms
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Discuss assessment of stimulation and sensitivity thresholds
Course Curriculum
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1
Welcome to Facing Pacing: Emergent pacing essentials for nurses!
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Read First: How To Navigate This Course & Download Study Guide!
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Course Introduction
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Course Introduction
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Module 1: Pacing Indications, Terminology & BMG Codes
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Pacing Indications, Terminology & BMG Codes
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Module 2: Transcutaneous Pacing
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Transcutaneous Pacing
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Module 3: Transvenous Pacing
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Transvenous Pacing
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Module 4: Epicardial Pacing
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Epicardial Pacing
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Module 5: Assessing Stimulation & Sensitivity Thresholds
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Assessing Stimulation & Sensitivity Thresholds
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Module 6: Troubleshooting Pacing Issues
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Troubleshooting Pacing Issues
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Module 7: Wrap-Up & Next Steps
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Wrap-Up & Next Steps
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10
Facing Pacing Quiz
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Facing Pacing Quiz
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Facing Pacing Evaluation
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Facing Pacing Evaluation
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Instructor
MN, RN, CCNS, CCRN-CMC, PCCN
Nicole Kupchik
Nicole Kupchik has been a critical care nurse for over 25 years. Originally from Northwest Indiana, she worked as a traveling nurse and settled in Seattle, WA in 1998. She graduated from Purdue University in 1993 and in 2008 obtained a Master of Nursing as a Clinical Nurse Specialist from the University of Washington.
After moving to Seattle, Nicole took great interest in Resuscitation while working at Harborview Medical Center. She was part of a team who wrote one of the first protocols in the US for Therapeutic Hypothermia after cardiac arrest and has published numerous papers on the topic. In 2009, she led a team that launched an award-winning Sepsis Alert System.
In 2013, Nicole founded Nicole Kupchik Consulting, Inc. She has taught CCRN® & PCCN® Certification Review courses for over 10 years and has helped thousands of nurses achieve certification! She strongly believes every nurse can and should be board certified in their specialty!
In 2017, Nicole published "Ace the CCRN®: You Can Do It" Study Guide and Practice Question Book as well as well as "Ace the PCCN®: You Can Do It" Study Guide and Practice Question Book. In 2018, she published "Ace the CMC®: You Can Do It" Study Guide. "Ace the CSC®: You Can Do It!" Study Guide for the Cardiac Surgery Certification was published in March 2019. Her latest book, Critical Care Survival Guide was published in April 2023.
Accreditation
Refund Policy
Extension Policy
Expiration Time
For example, students in Pacific Standard Time (UTC 8 hrs ahead), will find their class expires at 4:00 PM PST. Due to the major time difference, we have set all courses to expire on day 366 so you receive a full year of access plus a few bonus hours.