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Electrophysiology
Electrophysiology
14 lectures, covering both basic and advanced anesthesia for electrophysiology cases.
Annette N Storm
MNA, CRNA
Learn electrophysiology and anesthesia for EP procedures the quick and easy way.
Annette brings a wealth knowledge to her lectures. Her insight into electrophysiology procedures is fantastic and may challenge your own approach to how you do these challenging cases. You may even pick up an explanation or two you have not been considering.
Her EPS lectures contain many images she has taken in the EP lab, and these illustrate very well what you may experience during your cases.
Annette brings a wealth knowledge to her lectures. Her insight into electrophysiology procedures is fantastic and may challenge your own approach to how you do these challenging cases. You may even pick up an explanation or two you have not been considering.
Her EPS lectures contain many images she has taken in the EP lab, and these illustrate very well what you may experience during your cases.
What's included?
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19 Sections
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15 Videos
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Each Mini-Quizz is a single question - easy
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9 Easy, Simple, and Straightforward Questions
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Possible to retake all mini-quizzes up to three times
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3 Class A CE Credits
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1 Certificate of Completion
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recertCRNA uploads credits to AANA
Learn about EP the easy way
Annette will give you the low down on the EP lab and how to survive through many of the complicated procedures being performed in the EP lab.
EP patients are often very cardiac sick patients with complex medical histories. Although many procedures can be done under MAC, this does not mean the cases are easy. Quite the opposite. Annette will guide you to reach a better understanding and comfort with these procedures.
EP patients are often very cardiac sick patients with complex medical histories. Although many procedures can be done under MAC, this does not mean the cases are easy. Quite the opposite. Annette will guide you to reach a better understanding and comfort with these procedures.
EP is the future
This EP course that will give you valuable insight to make your transition into this specialty area more comfortable. Your hospital may be adding EPS and you want to be ready.
Do you realize the cardiac specialty is undergoing a tremendous growth. An a growth within a lucrative area that is. Thus hospitals are very interested in adding this specialty and offer it to their patients. You should be ready.
Do you realize the cardiac specialty is undergoing a tremendous growth. An a growth within a lucrative area that is. Thus hospitals are very interested in adding this specialty and offer it to their patients. You should be ready.
Meet the Instructor
Annette N Storm
Annette N Storm, MNA, CRNA is an outstanding CRNA that has been teaching OB for 7 years to nurse anesthesia students about to graduate.
Annette has been a CRNA for 9 years and has been teaching for Storm Anesthesia since 2013 when the company launched. Annette's expertise is within cardiac and electrophysiology.
Annette became an RN in Denmark in 1987 and in 1990 decided to explore nursing in the US. She convinced her boyfriend, Michael, to come along, so they would not one day be sitting in a nursing home rocking chair and wonder what if?
Annette is a very strong patient advocate and did not see herself become a CRNA when Michael decided to go back to school. No, she liked her bedside patients. Well, the best plan sometimes changes and Annette obtained her BSN in 2008 and became a CRNA in 2012. And not just graduated, but graduated with the program's highest honor, the Agatha Hodgins Award for Clinical and Academic Excellence. So much for not becoming a CRNA!
Annette enjoys her garden, although, she can often be seen sailing on Lake Murray, skiing in the Alps with family (she is an alpine ski instructor), hiking in the mountains, or just laying on the beach.
Annette enjoys the outdoors!
Annette has been a CRNA for 9 years and has been teaching for Storm Anesthesia since 2013 when the company launched. Annette's expertise is within cardiac and electrophysiology.
Annette became an RN in Denmark in 1987 and in 1990 decided to explore nursing in the US. She convinced her boyfriend, Michael, to come along, so they would not one day be sitting in a nursing home rocking chair and wonder what if?
Annette is a very strong patient advocate and did not see herself become a CRNA when Michael decided to go back to school. No, she liked her bedside patients. Well, the best plan sometimes changes and Annette obtained her BSN in 2008 and became a CRNA in 2012. And not just graduated, but graduated with the program's highest honor, the Agatha Hodgins Award for Clinical and Academic Excellence. So much for not becoming a CRNA!
Annette enjoys her garden, although, she can often be seen sailing on Lake Murray, skiing in the Alps with family (she is an alpine ski instructor), hiking in the mountains, or just laying on the beach.
Annette enjoys the outdoors!
Annette N Storm, MNA, CRNA
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