Course curriculum

    1. Welcome Message!

    2. Disclosure

    3. Pre-Test

    1. Safety and Monitoring

    2. PDF: ICU Safety Checklist

    3. Safety & Monitoring Quiz

    1. Making Mistakes

    1. Giving Report

    2. *editable* ICU Report Sheet

    3. How To Talk To Providers

    4. EXAMPLE: Phone Call To Provider

    5. Updating Family Members

    6. EXAMPLE: Phone Call Updating Family Member

    7. Communication Quiz

    1. Arterial Blood Gas (ABGs)

    2. Interpreting ABGs

    3. Respiratory Acidosis

    4. Respiratory Alkalosis

    5. Metabolic Acidosis

    6. Metabolic Alkalosis

    7. Download ABG Practice Worksheet

    8. PDF: Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs)

    9. ABG Interpretation Practice Questions

    1. Central Lines

    2. Arterial Lines

    3. Link to Allen’s Test

    4. Vascular Lines Quiz

About this course

  • $50.00
  • 65 lessons
  • 3.5 hours of video content

Let's help you crush ICU nursing.

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5 star rating

New to ICU? You NEED this course!

Claudia Anderson

Super helpful course, broken down into small segments so you don't have to do it all at once. Lots of PDFs to save and print for future reference. She goes over all the basics so you don't feel lost starting in an ICU. And only $39?? It's a steal!

Super helpful course, broken down into small segments so you don't have to do it all at once. Lots of PDFs to save and print for future reference. She goes over all the basics so you don't feel lost starting in an ICU. And only $39?? It's a steal!

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5 star rating

Great information

Molly Worst

The hand outs are amazing! I loved all the information and it was said in a way to understand!

The hand outs are amazing! I loved all the information and it was said in a way to understand!

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ICU Crash Course Review

Jason Castillo

The course is an excellent first step in understanding the concepts of going into the ICU. This won't teach you everything and make you a master in the ICU, but it will show you the ideas you should be familiar with. It is up to the individual to ...

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The course is an excellent first step in understanding the concepts of going into the ICU. This won't teach you everything and make you a master in the ICU, but it will show you the ideas you should be familiar with. It is up to the individual to further educate themselves in what they are struggling with, but the course will show you that overview to help get your mind in the ICU mindset. I feel more comfortable going into depth with the content Ashley Adkins went over, and I believe that her course gives you that foundation to start. You can tell in her videos that she is passionate and knowledgeable in the ICU and would be an excellent preceptor to any RN under her wing.

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5 star rating

Great Course

Darcy Bromley

As a new ICU nurse this course helped me review topics I didn't use in Medsurg nursing. I will be reviewing segments as I grow in my new role!

As a new ICU nurse this course helped me review topics I didn't use in Medsurg nursing. I will be reviewing segments as I grow in my new role!

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FAQ

  • How many contact hours are offered for this course?

    5.0 contact hours are awarded upon completion of the ICU Crash Course. Contact hours are accepted by the nursing boards in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and U.S. territories

  • I work in a pediatric ICU, will this course be helpful?

    A lot of information in this course is relevant for both pediatrics and adults, however, this course is geared towards adult ICU nurses.

  • Do I have to complete this course all at once?

    No, you can complete this course at your own pace and have lifetime access to the content.

  • I reside outside of the USA, would this course will be helpful?

    The continuing education hours will not be valid outside of the USA. The majority of the information in this course will be similar regardless of which country you practice in, however, there may be minor name differences/practice changes.

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Instructor(s)

Ashley Adkins

MSN, RN, CCRN

Ashley Adkins graduated with her Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) in 2015. She has spent the last ten years working as a bedside nurse, most of which have been spent in a medical-surgical ICU in Arizona. In 2018, Ashley obtained her Critical Care Registered Nurse (CCRN) certification from the American Association of Critical Care Nurses (AACN). Most recently, she graduated with her Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) with a focus in Nursing Education. As an ICU nurse, Ashley has a passion for teaching and educating others. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and running her nursing based social media channels. Ashley takes pride in making relatable content to help nurses throughout their nursing careers. Whether it is making a video on how to run a code, or about how to talk with dying patients, she strives to provide valuable, educational content for nurses.

Gia Carbonaro

BSN, RN, CCRN, TNCC

Gia Carbonaro worked as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) throughout nursing school, tested to become a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) after one year of nursing school, and then graduated with her Bachelor of Science and became a Registered Nurse (RN) through Arizona State University. Gia has spent the last five years working in the adult medical surgical intensive care setting with a special interest in the organ donation process. Throughout the years Gia has obtained her Critical Care Registered Nurse certification (CCRN), hosts donate life month at the hospital she works at every year, runs therapies such as Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT) and Extraventricular Drains (EVDs) and frequently spends time in the trauma and cardiovascular ICUs as well. Outside of being at the bedside, Gia spends her time volunteering at a reptile sanctuary, being active, and spending time with her loved ones.