New Grad Nurse Bundle PDF | ICU, ER, Prioritization, Lab Values, Report Sheets, Badge Cards | Hyperlinked Printable Nursing Notes

Start your first nursing job ready: the cheat sheets, report sheets and badge cards new grads ask me for most.

This bundle has 6 of my printable guides in one hyperlinked PDF (140 pages). I'm Anna, RN, BSN, PHN, a nurse educator, and I've been helping nursing students through NurseStudy.Net since 2012. Every guide teaches the same way: what is normal, what goes wrong and what the nurse does first, with tables, priority boxes and memory tricks.

What's Inside

• ICU and New Grad Nurse Cheat Sheets (29 pages): Drips, hemodynamics, vents, lines, sepsis, codes, 25 practice questions
• ER Nurse Cheat Sheets (30 pages): Triage, trauma, chest pain, stroke, sepsis, overdoses and antidotes, 25 practice questions
• Prioritization, Delegation and Clinical Judgment Cheat Sheets (26 pages): Who to see first, delegation and scope, triage, clinical judgment model, 30 practice questions
• Nursing Lab Values Cheat Sheets + Memory Tricks (27 pages): Electrolytes, CBC, coags, ABGs, drug levels, 20 practice questions
• Nurse Report Sheets Mega Bundle (Printable) (20 pages): 18 sheets: 1 to 6 patients, ICU, ER, L&D, postpartum, peds, SBAR, hourly planner
• Nurse Badge Reference Cards (6 pages): 18 double-sided pocket reference cards to print and cut

That is 100 practice questions with rationales in all.

Good For

New grad RNs, nurse residency programs, preceptors, and nursing students in their capstone or preceptorship. A great nursing graduation gift.

Details

• Instant digital download: 1 PDF, 140 pages
• US letter size (8.5 x 11 in)
• Hyperlinked: clickable contents page and bookmarks for every guide
• Print it, or use it in GoodNotes or Notability
• Save $30.95 vs buying the 6 guides separately ($58.94)

Please Note

• This is a digital product. Nothing will be shipped.
• Because it is a digital download, all sales are final.
• For personal use only. Please do not share, resell or upload the file.
• These guides are for study only and are not medical advice. Always follow your school's materials, your facility's policies and provider orders.