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Use of PCAs for Pain Management

Tracking # 20-882576

$99999.00

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Educator RELIAS LLC
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Method Computer-Based Training

Course overview

For many postoperative patients, the primary method of controlling pain is through patient-controlled analgesia (PCA). This computerized pump can deliver several pain medications according to an order written by a healthcare professional. However, PCA is not without risks. Nurses should employ all safety measures to ensure that PCA errors are avoided.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Arkansas State Board of Nursing

Certified Nurse Midwife

1h Pharmacotherapeutics continuing education in the area of certification

Certified Nurse Practitioner

1h Pharmacotherapeutics continuing education in the area of certification

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist

1h Pharmacotherapeutics continuing education in the area of certification

Clinical Nurse Specialist

1h Pharmacotherapeutics continuing education in the area of certification

Licensed Practical Nurse

1h Practice-Focused Continuing Education

Licensed Psychiatric Technician Nurse

1h Practice-Focused Continuing Education

Registered Nurse

1h Practice-Focused Continuing Education

Registered Nurse Practitioner

1h Practice-Focused Continuing Education

District of Columbia Board of Nursing

Certified Nurse Midwife

1h Pharmacology Component

Clinical Nurse Specialist

1h Pharmacology Component

Licensed Practical Nurse

1h Licensed Practical Nurse - Continuing Education

Nurse Practitioner

1h Pharmacology Component

Registered Nurse

1h Registered Nurse District of Columbia - Continuing Education

Registered Nurse Anesthetist

1h Pharmacology Component

Florida Board of Nursing

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse

1h Safe and Effective Prescription of Controlled Substances

Licensed Practical Nurse

1h Safe and Effective Prescription of Controlled Substances

Registered Nurse

1h Safe and Effective Prescription of Controlled Substances

Florida Board of Pharmacy

Pharmacist

1h General

Georgia Board of Nursing

Licensed Practical Nurse

1h General

Registered Professional Nurse

1h General

Michigan Board of Pharmacy

Pharmacist

1h General

Pharmacist Special Volunteer

1h General

Mississippi Board of Nursing

Certified Nurse Midwife

1h Prescribing Controlled Substances

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist

1h Prescribing Controlled Substances

Licensed Practical Nurse

1h Continuing education related to nursing

Nurse Practitioner

1h Prescribing Controlled Substances

Registered Nurse

1h Continuing education related to nursing

New Hampshire Board of Pharmacy

Pharmacist

1h Contact Hours

New Mexico Board of Nursing

Certified Nurse Practitioner

1h Continuing education related to non-cancer pain management

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist

1h Continuing education related to non-cancer pain management

Clinical Nurse Specialist

1h Continuing education related to non-cancer pain management

Licensed Practical Nurse

1h Continuing education relevant to the licensed practical nurse

Registered Nurse

1h Continuing education relevant to nursing practice

North Dakota Board of Nursing

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse

1h Pharmacotherapy Related to Scope of Practice

Licensed Practical Nurse

1h CE Related to Nursing Practice

Registered Nurse

1h Pharmacotherapy Related to Scope of Practice

South Carolina Board of Nursing

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse

1h Related to prescribing controlled substances

Licensed Practical Nurse

1h Related to prescribing controlled substances

Registered Nurse

1h Related to prescribing controlled substances

West Virginia Board of Registered Nurses

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse

1h Drug Diversion Training and Best Practice Prescribing of Controlled Substances, and Training and Administration an Opioid Antagonist

Registered Nurse

1h Drug Diversion Training and Best Practice Prescribing of Controlled Substances, and Training and Administration an Opioid Antagonist

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