Virtual Experience Reflection
How this topic made you feel?
I felt like the content was educational and emotional when going over RDS in babies.
was this topic review or new information for you,
Most of the information was review for me as it reinforced teachings in subjects that I have previously learned. In this module I went over steps to take to deal with respiratory distress; like assessing ABC, checking peripheral pulses, SPO2, blood pressure, or talking to and observing a patient, gathering medical history or symptoms as quickly as possible. In this module I also observed things that can be done to treat respiratory distress such as oxygenation or patient position. This module also helped me review different lungs sounds and oxygenation devices. I did learn how Ards affects patients and the reason why it causes patient to have to use a ventilator, as well as how it can affect a patient even after they have been discharged.
how does this topic relate to the College of Nurses Standards,
professional service to the public – Helping the public by informing student on Respiratory distress and what to do to treat it, to help future patients.
current and relevant knowledge – Ensures that knowledge is shared.
application of this knowledge – Demonstrates how this knowledge can be applied.
what are your 3 Key take aways from this virtual,
– How ARDS affects patients even after being discharged
– The importance of acting quickly
– The importance of gathering as much information as possible
as well as how can you implement these take aways into your nursing practices?
- – I can provide patient teaching and resources to helpthe patient even after they have been discharged.
- – As soon as I have noticed signs and symptoms of respiratory distress and ensure I gather as much information as time and situation allow me to gather and act as quickly as possible.
