PALS CERTIFICATION 2020 GUIDELINE UPDATES: IMPORTANT TIPS TO PASS THE PALS CERTIFICATION LIKE A BOSS

This video discusses the 2020 Guideline Updates for the American Heart Association Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) certification. The PALS certification is one of the many certifications that we renew every two years. However, if you don't use it you lose it. Understanding these important tips for PALS will help you alleviate the stress related to the certification.

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[NurseCheung]

Hello to all of my Healthcare brothers and sister!
These changes will not take place until February 2021; however, these concepts are currently being taught in your courses. ☺️❤️

[ashlynrose]

Thank you for another great video!! Getting my PALs certification next week and found this way more helpful than the PALs online course portion. Learned so much, thanks again :))

[TheCreston]

Thanks!
I am a PALS instructor. I have always enjoyed your thorough coverage of AHA disciplines. Thanks for helping me review today!

[dwightschrute]

I’m a senior nursing student and taking ACLS/PALS for the first time this week thank you!!

[Bill.R.]

Nice work. I suggest you wear a mic to avoid the echo chamber. I think it helps to relate things to the physiology (providing a few graphics). Like why narrow complex is supra-ventricular. Note: does for Epi is always 0.1 ML/kg (*volume not drug dose) regardless of concentration--a trick I learned as a flight nurse. Makes it easy to draw up without all the confusing zeros.

[ctann-starr]

Thank you for sharing so much great information. I passed my PALS certification today. Couldn't have done it without you. Keep up the good work. :-)

[msvee]

I came to your channel as I was doing my ACLS 1st time ever last month and I nailed it, and I’m now for my Pals exam thank you for this ❤️❤️🙌🏻

[savelikeaprowithleah]

As a Respiratory myself, I took PALS many times. But i never attend a detail PALS review! Thanks for sharing & I will share with my colleagues As well!

[michaelhilgefort]

Thanks for getting to the point with this review. I take my PALS renewal on 5/12/21 and I know everyone had to watch the AHA PALS precourse work and even though they put a lot of time in it, all the extra "fluff" made it a drag to watch hoping they would just get to the information most of the time. Thus, you loose interest. Thanks again for your hard work and time you put into this.

[privateprivate]

I'ma CTS ICU RN. My institution opened up PALS hospital wide for critical care providers to "fill in-person seats"
Came here, toying with whether I want to sign up
Thinking not
PICU and NICU and PEDS RNs are badazz
Precious cargo is NO JOKE
Hat's off to you guys

[joeyq]

I’m a pediatric flight paramedic, thanks for a pals refresher, good job 👍🏻

[KS-trwx]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! This was lovely! 😄💕

[chervictorino]

Thank you for all your educational videos Nurse Cheung. I have watched several including the 2020 ACLS and they're all very helpful for acute care nurses like me.

[Brittani]

Thank you, you do such a great job and speak clearly. 👌 You’re a little gem on YouTube.

[FRESHHJEFF]

Great presentation and delivered very nicely! Perfect for reviewing before a re-cert. Thank you! 🙏🏼

[drvishalswami]

My BLS, ACLS and pals exam is in February. These videos are really helpful. Great explanation 🙏

[daddywaddy]

Thanks for the awesome video, i work in Adult Critical care and my current work requires us to have PALS. Very informative and direct to the point. You have a new subscriber. Be safe and God Bless.

[push]

great attitude, that is the secret to your excellent presentation 😁

[FCChelsea]

For disordered control of breathing regarding management of increased ICP, avoiding hypotension should be included.

[barbi]

Yeaay thnk u .u uploaded the newest.🙏❤❤❤