'Infusion rate' diaporamas de présentation

Management of OPC Poisoning: Current Vs Evidence-Based Practice

Management of OPC Poisoning: Current Vs Evidence-Based Practice. Background. Diseases- Neither Preventable Nor Curable. e.g., MS Preventable but Not Curable e.g., Lung cancer Preventable and Curable e.g. OPC poisoning More than 200 000 deaths each year in developing countries

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NURS2520 Health Assessment II

NURS2520 Health Assessment II. IV and MEDS. Objective One Explain the legal implications of intravenous therapy. The Five Rights of Medication Administration. Right patient Right medication Right dose Right route Right time. The Three Checks of Medication Administration.

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NURS2520 Health Assessment II

NURS2520 Health Assessment II. Unit Six Intravenous Interventions. Objective One Explain the legal implications of intravenous therapy. The Five Rights of Medication Administration. Right patient Right medication Right dose Right route Right time.

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Chapter 18

Chapter 18. Intravenous Therapy. Learning Objectives. List the indications for intravenous fluid therapy. Describe the types of fluids used for intravenous fluid therapy. Describe the types of venous access devices and other equipment used for intravenous therapy.

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Learning Objectives

Preventing Errors Related to Drug Delivery Devices and Using Technology to Prevent Medication Errors. Learning Objectives. Describe types of technology available for reducing the potential for medication errors

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Belmont Instrument Corporation

Belmont Instrument Corporation. FMS 2000 Fluid Management System. Fluid Management. Control Fluid Delivery Avoid Hypothermia Avoid Air Embolus Avoid Vessel Trauma. Indications for Use.

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Revision of pharmacokinetic terms Therapeutic window Bioavailability Plasma half life First, zero, pseudo-zero order

Revision of pharmacokinetic terms Therapeutic window Bioavailability Plasma half life First, zero, pseudo-zero order elimination Clearance Volume of Distribution Intravenous infusion Oral dosing Plasma monitoring of drugs. time. Therapeutic window. Toxic level. Narrow.

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7.1 Interpreting Labels

7.1 Interpreting Labels. 7.2 Dosage Calculation for Prepared Solutions. Four ways of calculating solution dosages: Dosage formula DQA (Desired Quantity Available) proportion DHQ (Desired Have Quantity) formula Label proportion. 7.2 Dosage Calculation for Prepared Solutions.

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Sense and nonsense of high-dose cytarabine for acute myeloid leukemia

Sense and nonsense of high-dose cytarabine for acute myeloid leukemia . Dr.zavar Hematology resident Mofid pediatric hospital 1392/5/14. Contents. 1. Early studies that have established the use of HDAC in first-line treatment

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End of Life Care: Syringe Driver

End of Life Care: Syringe Driver. Learning Outcomes. By end of session you should be able to; Give a brief account of the clinical indications for use of the Syringe Driver. Identify sites that may be used for infusion by the Syringe Driver. List the equipment necessary.

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Patient Assessment Hemodialysis Technician Review Course

Alice Hellebrand MSN, RN, CNN, CURN. Patient Assessment Hemodialysis Technician Review Course. Assessing the Patient.

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Ayan Banerjee and Sandeep K.S. Gupta IMPACT LAB: impact.asu Arizona State University

Your Mobility can be Injurious to Your Health: Analyzing Pervasive Health Monitoring Systems under Dynamic Context Changes. Ayan Banerjee and Sandeep K.S. Gupta IMPACT LAB: http://impact.asu.edu Arizona State University Email: abanerj3@asu.edu , sandeep.gupta@asu.edu. Camera. EEG. EKG.

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Case conference- Early feeding s/p gastrectomy

Case conference- Early feeding s/p gastrectomy. ???? ??? ??? 2005/11/22. ???????? 7 ???? ??????? (total parenteral nutrition; TPN) ? ????????? ( ????? ) ??? ( Ikeda et al. 2004 ). Protein-energy malnutrition in the gastrectomized patient (Papim 2002 ). Early enteral Feeding.

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PATIENT PREPARATION

PATIENT PREPARATION. CHAPTER 2 Part 2. PATIENT PREPARATION. IV CATHETERS: catheters are ideal for all anesthetic procedures Can provide IV fluids for support during surgery (blood loss, dehydration, prevent/treat hypotension)

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Advanced Calculations

Advanced Calculations. Nursing 201 Ms. Frasier Summer 2014. Dimensional Analysis Simple technique with a fancy name Allows manipulation of units Also referred as factor label method or the unit factor method Less errors

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IV FLOW RATES

IV FLOW RATES. INTRODUCTION. The pharmacy staff is responsible for calculating the flow rate of a medication to be administered intravenously. This rate is expressed in terms of how many milliliters per hour or drops per minute a patient should receive.

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Local Anesthetic Toxicity

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*Current affiliation is Maxim Healthcare, Dallas, TX

Importance of Ancillary Supplies for Subcutaneous Immunoglobulin Infusion: Management of the Local Infusion Site. Diane Ochoa, 1* Christine Curtis, 2 Carla Duff, 3 Patty Riley, 4 Elyse Murphy, 4 Annette Zampelli 4

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*Current affiliation is Maxim Healthcare, Dallas, TX

Importance of Ancillary Supplies for Subcutaneous Immunoglobulin Infusion: Management of the Local Infusion Site. Diane Ochoa, 1* Christine Curtis, 2 Carla Duff, 3 Patty Riley, 4 Elyse Murphy, 4 Annette Zampelli 4

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SS STROKE

SS STROKE. S = SEEN NORMAL (last seen normal). S = Straight to CT/CTA. S = STROKE PHYSICIAN (make call) (CALL). T = TAKE BLOOD (CBC, Chem , PT/PTT, INR). R = RRT (second nurse ). O = OBTAIN WEIGHT (for tPA dosing). K = KNOW INFUSION RATE (need IV pump).

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