I took ACLS as an LVN but took a 1 mth arrythmia class first and it really helped. To learn all the arrythmias, meds/dosages and algorythms in a 1-2 day class would be difficult. Most ACLS classes give a quick review of arrythmias, but not enough if you don't know how to recognize arrythmias. But if you have your heart set on it, get a self guided. self paced ACLS book first and study, study, study.
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General Rules for Transplant Medications. Do not take any prescribed or over-the-counter drugs without making sure these will not interact with the transplant medications. Do not take any herbal medications as their interactions with the transplant medications are unknown.Patients should always check with their transplant physician before any new medicine is taken. Store all transplant medications at room temperature unless otherwise indicated on the medication container.Since bathrooms have moisture, the bathroom medicine cabinet is not a good place to store medications.ome patients have no side effects. Some patients get sick with the first two doses. Patients who have shortness of breath, wheezing, or chest pain should tell their doctor immediately. Drug Interactions with Thymoglobulin: To date, there are no known drugs that interact with Thymoglobulin.