ICU NURSE FAST TRACK BUNDLE

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ICU Nurse Fast Track Bundle - Nurse Unlocked

ICU Nurse Bundle

Guide. 100 ICU Med Cards. Journal.

Regular price $99.00
Regular price $99.00 Sale price $125.00
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Here's Everything I Wish Someone Handed Me Before My First ICU Shift...

The ICU moves fast. This sets you on the FAST TRACK.

Nursing school taught you how to pass exams.

Now you're expected to read a waveform, titrate a pressor, manage a sedated patient on a vent, recognize a code before it declares itself, and call a provider at 2 a.m. without sounding unsure.

That's a lot.

Most new ICU nurses spend their first year piecing it together from textbooks, old notes, whatever the preceptor had time to explain between their own patients, and a search history full of the same questions.

And it still feels like something's missing.

In the ICU, the medication you're unsure about is usually a drip.

That's what makes critical care different. On the floor you look it up and you have a minute. Here the titration is happening now, the pressure is dropping now, and nobody is waiting while you scroll.

Three tools. Three different jobs.

This isn't three versions of the same thing. Each one works at a different moment.

Before the shift — the flashcards. You already know the drug before you hang it.

During the shift — the guide. You're standing there and you need the answer now.

After the shift — the journal. What happened turns into something you actually learn from.

Know it. Find it. Learn from it.

1. ICU Nurse Fast Track Guide

320 pages in plain English. Finally, a critical care guide that gets to the point.

  • How to think through an ICU patient, and what a real shift looks like hour by hour
  • Handoff, assessment, care planning, and charting that protects you
  • Arterial lines, hemodynamic monitoring, CVP, PA catheters
  • Labs and arterial blood gases you can read in under a minute
  • Vasopressors and managing the intubated and sedated patient
  • Oxygen, trach care, mechanical ventilation
  • EKG basics, pacemakers, CRRT, chest tubes, JP drains
  • Every body system, head to toe
  • Code STEMI, Code Sepsis, Code Stroke, respiratory distress, Code Blue
  • And page 305: exactly what to say when you call the provider at 2 a.m.

Everything you need. Nothing you don't.

2. Top 100 ICU Meds to Know

Stop looking up the same drips over and over.

The medications you'll actually hang in critical care, built for quick review and long-term recall.

  • 100 must-know medications
  • Common uses
  • Mechanism of action
  • Side effects
  • Nursing considerations
  • Safety alerts

The digital set adds clinical scenarios, so you practice deciding, not just recalling.

Good before orientation, before an interview, and in the parking lot before a shift.

3. ICU Journal Tracker

Growth doesn't happen by accident.

Your first year in critical care will teach you things no textbook can, but only if you catch them before they blur together.

  • Guided journal prompts
  • A skills checklist so you can see what you've actually done
  • Milestone tracking through orientation and beyond

Six months in, you'll be able to look back and see how far you came. Most nurses can't.

You don't have to decide today whether it's worth it

Take it to work. Use it on real shifts. If it doesn't make your job easier, email us within 30 days of delivery and we'll refund every dollar.

Keep the digital files regardless. They cost us nothing to give you, and we'd rather you have them than not.

No forms. Nothing to send back.

Who this is for

  • New grad nurses starting ICU or a critical care residency
  • Nurses transferring in from med-surg, step-down, progressive care, or the ER
  • Travel nurses taking a first critical care contract
  • Nursing students headed for a critical care rotation
  • Preceptors and educators buying for orientees

Buying this for someone else?

It's one of the most useful gifts you can give a nurse heading into critical care.

The first six months in the ICU are the hardest of a nursing career. Not because she isn't smart. Because there's a gap between what school taught her and what the unit expects her to already know, and nobody hands her a map across it.

This is the map. The week she gets the ICU offer, the start of orientation, or graduation — all good times to give it.

The physical bundle arrives as three things to unwrap, which gives better than a download code. And the 30-day guarantee runs from delivery, so if it isn't right for her, that's covered too.

Educators and preceptors: built for the orientee who's afraid to ask the same question a third time.

Not sure this is the right one?

Starting in ICU or critical care? This bundle.

Starting on a regular floor — med-surg, telemetry, ortho, oncology? Get the New Nurse Bundle instead. Same three tools, built for what happens outside the unit.

Which format should I pick?

Digital — everything downloads right away. Searchable, on your phone, with you on every shift. Best if you start soon.

Physical — the guide, the cards, and the journal shipped to you. Best if you learn better on paper, and the only option that works as a gift to unwrap.

Digital + Physical — read tonight, hold it next week. Most people pick this one, because the digital set covers you while the box is in transit.

No more "learn as you go."

Instead of spending your first year in the unit hunting for answers across five different places, you get one system built around what actually happens at the bedside.

Because every new ICU nurse deserves more than "figure it out as you go."

She deserves a roadmap. And 30 days to decide whether this is it.

  • “The ICU bundle gave me a much clearer system for orientation. I used the guide for the bigger concepts, the medication flashcards for quick review, and the journal to track what I was learning from each shift. It made ICU feel a lot less overwhelming.”

    Lisa, RN
  • “What I liked most was having everything in one place. Instead of bouncing between textbooks, notes, and Google, I had one set of resources to help me review critical care concepts, medications, and my own progress during orientation.”

    Caleb, RN
  • “This bundle helped me connect the dots faster. The guide helped me understand the clinical picture, the flashcards made ICU medications easier to review, and the journal helped me reflect on what I still needed to improve. It felt like a real support system for becoming an ICU nurse.”

    Seth, LPN

    1. ICU Nurse Fast Track Guide — 320 pages. The reference you reach for standing at the bedside. Arterial lines, hemodynamic monitoring, CVP, PA catheters, blood gases, vasopressors, managing the intubated and sedated patient, ventilators, EKG, pacemakers, CRRT, chest tubes, and the critical care codes — STEMI, sepsis, stroke, Code Blue, and how to call the provider at 2 a.m.

    2. Top 100 ICU Meds to Know — 100 flashcards covering the medications you'll hang in critical care. Common uses, mechanism of action, side effects, nursing considerations, safety alerts. The digital set adds clinical scenarios.

    3. ICU Journal Tracker — guided prompts, a skills checklist, and milestone tracking, so your first year in critical care turns into competence instead of a blur.

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    Before the shift. During the shift. After the shift.

    In the ICU, the medication you're unsure about is usually a drip.

    That's the difference. On the floor you look it up and you have a minute. In critical care the titration is happening now, the pressure is dropping now, and nobody is waiting while you scroll.

    This is three tools that each do a different job. The flashcards mean you already know the drug before you hang it. The guide is what you reach for when you're standing there and need the answer now. The journal turns what happened into something you actually learn from.

    Know it. Find it. Learn from it.

    — Kiara Peoples, MHA, LNHA, BSN, RN

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      Know It Cold

      100 flashcards on the drips and drugs you'll actually hang in critical care, so you know it before you need it.

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      Find It Fast

      320 pages in plain English. Find the thing, understand it, go handle it.

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      Learn From It

      Guided prompts, a skills checklist, and milestones, so your first year in the unit becomes competence instead of a blur.

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      Print Or Digital

      Take the digital set on shift and keep the print copies at home. Or both.

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      Who this is for

      • New grad nurses starting ICU or a critical care residency
      • Nurses transferring in from med-surg, step-down, progressive care, or the ER
      • Travel nurses taking a first critical care contract
      • Nursing students headed for a critical care rotation
      • Preceptors and educators buying for orientees

      It's one of the most useful gifts you can give a nurse heading into critical care.

      The first six months in the ICU are the hardest of a nursing career. Not because she isn't smart. Because there's a gap between what school taught her and what the unit expects her to already know, and nobody hands her a map across it.

      This is the map. The week she gets the ICU offer, the start of orientation, or graduation — all good times to give it. The physical bundle arrives as three things to unwrap, which gives better than a download code. And the 30-day guarantee runs from delivery, so if it isn't right for her, that's covered too.

      Educators and preceptors: built for the orientee who's afraid to ask the same question a third time.

      Digital — everything downloads right away. Searchable, on your phone, with you on every shift. Best if you start soon.

      Physical — the guide, the cards, and the journal shipped to you. Best if you learn better on paper, and the only option that works as a gift to unwrap.

      Digital + Physical — read tonight, hold it next week. Most people pick this one, because the digital set covers you while the box is in transit.

      Digital is instant. Check out, check your email, start reading.

      Physical orders are packed within 1 to 2 business days and usually arrive within 10 to 12 days. If you have a start date coming, pick Digital + Physical so you're covered while it ships.

      Try it for 30 days. Keep the digital either way.

      Take it to work. Use it on real shifts. If it doesn't make your job easier, email us within 30 days of delivery and we'll refund every dollar.

      Keep the digital files regardless. They cost us nothing to give you, and we'd rather you have them than not.

      No forms. Nothing to send back. Just email Hello@nurseunlocked.com.

      The ICU moves fast.

      Page 305 of the guide tells you exactly what to say when you have to call the provider at 2 a.m. Almost no other ICU reference covers it.

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