
Do you want to go from dreading emergencies to feeling confident and ready to jump into action to rescue your patient? Well, this show will let you see emergencies unfold through the eyes of a Rapid Response Nurse. With real life stories from the frontlines of nursing, host Sarah Lorenzini MSN, RN, CCRN, CEN, a Rapid Response Nurse and educator, shares her experiences at rapid response events and ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 173 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineEducationHealth & Fitness | |||

One septic patient, heart rate of 164, and blood pressure that doesn’t fit… Let’s break down what really happens during thyroid storm.
Sarah shares the case of a 26-week pregnant woman admitted with urosepsis, who suddenly becomes flushed, sweaty an... more
How do you recognize a stroke when the usual symptoms are present? No facial droop. No slurred speech. No one-sided weakness.
In this episode, you'll hear the case of a post-op patient with normal vital signs but complaints of double vision. What fo... more
A 60-year-old patient recovering from surgery suddenly develops double vision. His vital signs are normal, his speech is clear, and he has no obvious one-sided weakness. But something isn't right.
What could cause such a dramatic neurological change... more
"I feel like I'm drowning." Four days after a STEMI, a patient who had been recovering well is sitting bolt upright, coughing up pink, frothy sputum, and unable to catch his breath.
In this episode, Sarah walks you through a worst-case scenario comp... more
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Learning from real human beings with real feelings, real empathy, real stories etc is so different and so much more calming (and effective for learning) than the dry orientation manuals, books, and online resources Ive been avoiding. I want to study and be better for my patients but the thought of spending my time off stuck in books, after the long grueling shifts, just felt depressing. This is different. Its learning lessons but fun, friendly, relatable, and feels like its delivered all wrapped... more
Yesterday, I attended the Inland Empire Rapid Response Symposium and had the opportunity to see Sarah Lorenzini in person.
My journey into critical care nursing has not been an easy or traditional one.
I earned my nursing degree overseas, where critical care was an elective I didn’t choose. English is not my first language, and between cultural differences, family challenges, and learning to navigate nursing in a different country, I had to teach myself so much along the way.
I started as a t... more
Very engaging and informative. Terrific story telling approach to teaching patho, critical care, and the role of the nurse from many varied perspectives.
Great podcast, love to learn and refresh different topics
I found Sarah about 4 years into my nursing career. As a scared new-ish to ICU nurse, all I felt like I knew was how much I truly didn’t know. Sarah’s humility, kindness, and knowledge makes learning easy and “sticky”- her lessons travel with me. Now as a rapid nurse, I CONTINUE to learn, not just pathophys or pharmacology, but the more important things about how to keep relationships with the nurses we are helping, how to politely question medical decisions, and so much more. This podcast is pe... more
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A practical, story-driven show led by a rapid response nurse educator who shares frontline experiences from emergencies. Episodes blend clinical explanations (pathophysiology, pharmacology) with real cases to teach critical thinking, early recognition of patient decline, and effective escalation. Listeners get a window into timely, interdisciplinary decision-making in high-stakes environments, with recurring focus on bedside assessment, teamwork, and leadership in crisis. A notable strength is the host's ability to translate complex clinical concepts into actionable takeaways, often tying in post-event reflection, continuous learning, and CE opportunities. The format appeals to practicing nurses, ER/ICU staff, and nurse leaders seeking prac... more
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Recent guests on Rapid Response RN include:
1. Sarah Lorenzini
2. Mark Creager
3. Kat Siaron
4. Shyam Prabhakaran
5. Melody Bishop
6. Dr. Oscar Mitchell
7. Jaclyn Bond
8. Kristen Marin
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