Hi Shelly,
This is my first blog. My gmail is suecataz@gmail.com The blogger url is something I forgot to write down so I will come back to it. I just found it - http://suecatcis237.blogspot.com (how original).
A little bit about me. I am a nurse and work for gateway community college continuing education. I put together a hemodynamic on line 1 credit course and am currently working (slowly) on an advanced critical care course on line. I am saying slowly, because it is hard to stay motivated - this course is a 4 credit course and needs to be done by early fall. I hope I can do it.
Please let me know if you read this. Ist blog. suecat
4 comments:
Sue,
Welcome! I'm excited that we'll work on your critical care course. We'll definitely chat after you develop your course outline/schedule. :-)
Shelley
What's a hemodynamic. Let's see hemo deals with blood.... dyn is power. I could assume it deals with the objective and purpose of blood flow in the human body. Amy I far off?
Shelley,
Thanks for all your encouragement. sue
Devon,
You are right- hemodynamic monitoring is a way of assessing fluid status by utilizing a catheter placed in the heart transduced by a monitoring system.
Sue,
I'm not knowledgeable about medical facts, but I'd love to engage in a nice political discussion to get your opinions on how health care might be improved in the U.S.A.
But that's for another time, another place.
I image these diverse Internet technologies are of great use in medical education, since there are always new developments to keep up with in science and medicine.
Kay
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