Perinatal Potpourri

Perinatal Potpourri We offer AWHONN EFM Courses, Self study programs, NCC Prep courses:online & onsite courses Www.perinatalpotpourri.com

Passing Inpatient OB with Perinatal Potpourri
07/22/2025

Passing Inpatient OB with Perinatal Potpourri

Let’s get CERTIFIED while 2nd Chance Free is still going!
07/21/2025

Let’s get CERTIFIED while 2nd Chance Free is still going!

Sign up today for your next Awhonn Advanced class with Perinatal Potpourri
07/20/2025

Sign up today for your next Awhonn Advanced class with Perinatal Potpourri

07/13/2025
For my local birth workers
07/09/2025

For my local birth workers

All my local Doula friends join us for the day in the life of a L&D nurse
07/03/2025

All my local Doula friends join us for the day in the life of a L&D nurse

Ever wondered what a day in the life of a Labor & Delivery nurse looks like? HMHBGA is hosting a Doula Integration & Awareness Workshop with LaShea Haynes to give you an inside look!

This 2-hour session will explore the role of L&D nurses, common perceptions & biases, and strategies for better collaboration with doulas. Don't miss this opportunity to strengthen your teamwork skills! Register at hmhbga.org/events.

This event is open to community doulas and perinatal support professionals!

Still have a few spaces for our editorial advisory board for Healthy Mom&Baby magazine the QR code is in the comments He...
07/03/2025

Still have a few spaces for our editorial advisory board for Healthy Mom&Baby magazine the QR code is in the comments Healthy Mom&Baby

Who needs Awhonn Advanced with a sprinkle of liability and documentation? Then you’re in the right place!
07/03/2025

Who needs Awhonn Advanced with a sprinkle of liability and documentation? Then you’re in the right place!

07/03/2025

Why Magnesium sulfate?

Magnesium sulfate (given intravenously) is the treatment of choice for severe preeclampsia to prevent eclampsia, or after eclampsia develops to prevent more seizures. Many, but not all, providers will also treat every preeclamptic patient with magnesium sulfate during labor, even when the disease may only have mild features. Eclampsia can occur even without the presence of severe preeclampsia symptoms. Magnesium treatment is generally continued for 24-48 hours after the last seizure or beyond delivery. Patients may receive magnesium sulfate in an intensive care unit or a labor and delivery unit. While magnesium is given patients should be observed closely, receive intravenous fluids, and may have a catheter placed in their bladder to measure urine output.

Magnesium sulfate can be used by a skilled healthcare provider with appropriate support facilities. Overdoses can occur and lead to harm to the kidneys, so patients should be closely monitored.

Magnesium sulfate can make most patients feel yucky, while some report they feel better on it. Side effects of magnesium sulfate may include drowsiness, redness, flushing or overheating, muscle fatigue or weakness, dizziness, and trouble concentrating. Symptoms typically go away shortly after the medication is stopped. Its use can be very uncomfortable, providers included it in treatments to prevent a worse outcome - seizures.

Learn more here: https://www.preeclampsia.org/what-is-eclampsia

Good morning PeriPot land Awhonn Advanced starts at 930amEST ! LAST CALL!
07/02/2025

Good morning PeriPot land Awhonn Advanced starts at 930amEST ! LAST CALL!

Check out our AWHONN Advanced Electronic Fetal Monitoring Course. Contact Perinatal Potpourri to learn more or sign up.

Are you using FFn? If not what are the barriers ?
06/26/2025

Are you using FFn? If not what are the barriers ?

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Infusing Passion Into Nursing Through Perinatal Potpourri

LaShea has been a perinatal nurse for 24 years and in that time has developed a wide range of skills, abilities and knowledge to empower your healthcare team. Her delivery of new information is presented in a way that captivates her audiences and leaves them wanting further development and mentoring. This company was developed because of the large amount of unit based educators; I began to mentor after they had enrolled in one of my on-site courses. I found myself in my downtime being a teacher, an advisor, a role model, a coach and a motivator to many of my past attendees. So I have developed a mentorship program that gives unit based educators or a nurse champion a comprehensive program that will provide directional guidance as they learn and adapt to the many tasks and skills they are expected to obtain as a new educator or similar role.

Our values: Perinatal Potpourri’s vision is just as the Holy Scriptures state “faith without works is dead” “ideas and thoughts without action are worthless” Helen Keller. So we value ourselves on not providing our mentees with just the knowledge of the best evidence to guide clinical practice but effective strategies to translate that into clinical practice. This program benefits the entire organization because ultimately EBP provides improvement in the quality of care and improves patient outcomes/satisfaction while decreasing healthcare costs, morbidities and mortalities.

Finally, we value providing tools to continue to invigorate and motivate bedside nurses through the programs competency and professional resources. This will ultimately keep their lights shining bright and maintain their zeal for direct patient care. Sign-up today for AWHONN Advanced EFM Course, AWHONN Instructor Trainer Course, Virtual InPatient OB Review Course, Virtual EFM Review Course, Virtual Maternal-Newborn Review Course or On-Site Courses as well!