A comprehensive study of CCRN, covering critical care nursing concepts from basics to advanced applications.
Hospital-acquired infections are a major risk in critical care. Nurses use strict infection control practices to protect patients.
Nurses educate families and patients about infection risks and signs to watch for.
Reducing infections means fewer complications, shorter hospital stays, and better outcomes for patients.
A nurse follows a central line bundle protocol to reduce bloodstream infection risk.
Proper hand washing prevents the spread of bacteria between patients.