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Geiter, Henry B Jr "Getting back to basics with permanent pacemakers, part II". Nursing. FindArticles.com. 05 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3689/is_200411/ai_n9471352/

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• This just in....
• Putting the squeeze on venous ulcers
  by Hess, Cathy Thomas
• A win-win program for students and you
  by Mee, Cheryl L
• "Morph"ing into trouble
  by Cohen, Michael R
• Your patient has schizophrenia-handle with care
  by Wichowski, Harriet C
• Heart failure
  by Ayers, Denise M McEnroe
• ACTION STAT: Methadone overdose
  by Gendreau-Webb, Rosalyn
• Winter travel assignments appeal to RN, ski bum
  by Holland, Suzanne Hauser
• Selecting the best I.V. site for an obese patient
  by Rosenthal, Kelli
• Hyperkalemia alert
• Should a minimum number of contact hours be required?
• Lashing out in anger
  by Salladay, Susan A
• Awkward conversation
  by Salladay, Susan A
• Assessing wounds accurately
  by Woods, Anne
• Potpourri of problems
  by Cohen, Michael R
• Vioxx withdrawn from the market
• PEEP level not an issue for patients with ARDS
• 10 most common sentinel events
• TOP 10 REASONS TO LOVE TRAVEL NURSING
• JCAHO offers Health Care Staffing Services Certification
• ADVICE, P.R.N.
• Taking blood pressure accurately
  by Rushing, Jill
• Kicking the habit with familiar drugs
• "Granny cam" keeps an eye on care
• Respiratory challenge
• Menopause: Hormone Therapy & Other Options
• Exactly what is a tax home and do I need one?
• Living with PAH
  by Hammond, Cindy
• New guidelines OK aspirin before CABG surgery
• Preventing perioperative complications in an older adult
  by Dunn, Debra
• ...About idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura
  by Munson, Becky Lien
• Walk away from foot pain
• AMA releases primer on foodborne illnesses
• Easing the heartbreak of psoriasis
  by Quillen, Terrilynn Fox
• A shot in the arm prevents relapse
• Can Fido sniff out disease?
• Oh, those aching joints
  by Rooney, Joan
• OFF THE BEATEN TRACK...ONLINE
• Sharps points
  by Parini, Sue
• How nurses perceive mistakes
• Test offers fast feedback on therapy
• Manual ventilation by one or two rescuers
  by Pruitt, William C
• Quick tips for first-time travelers
  by Doise, Linda
• Tribute to a mentor
  by Ufema, Joy
• Patients arrive on angel wings
• Are you "too posh to wash"?
• BLOOD glucose meters: different strokes for different folks
  by Fain, James A
• Exciting San Diego
  by Munson, Carol
• FDA requires bar coding
• Preventing heel pressure ulcers
  by Black, Joyce
• Unwelcome script change
  by Ufema, Joy
• Getting back to basics with permanent pacemakers, part II
  by Geiter, Henry B Jr
• Many patients who leave live for months
• Using regional blockade for adjunct pain relief
  by D'Arcy, Yvonne
• Traveling with technology: PDAs to go
  by Seaver, Michael
• Re-call protocol
  by Biddle, Cleopatra
• Not so fast!
  by Cohen, Michael R
• Patients may not tell you they can't afford drugs
• Lessons from Jing
  by Johanson, Linda S
• CRACKING THE CASE: Your role in FORENSIC NURSING
  by Stevens, Serita
• Preventing and treating: Heart disease in women
  by Cheek, Dennis; Jensen, Lindsey; Smith, Hollie McGehee
• New graduate in the OR
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• Power injectors put I.V. lines under pressure
  by Eakle, Melissa; Lange, Susan
• "Are you saved?"
  by Quillen, Terrilynn Fox; Brown, Marilyn P
• Identifying carbon monoxide poisoning
  by Kress, Terri; Krueger, Diane
• Abnormal vs. dysfunctional uterine bleeding: What's the difference?
  by Ayers, Denise M McEnroe; Lappin, Joan E Stucky; Liptok, Linda McIntosh
• When should I use an insulin sliding scale?
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• Knocking out nosocomial infections
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