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Student Max Nursing Clinical Core Competency Orientation Materials Mercy 2011

Student Max Nursing Clinical Core Competency Orientation Materials Mercy 2011. Advance Directives. Inpatients.

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Administration of t-PA: Preventing Complications

Administration of t-PA: Preventing Complications . ACUTE ISCHEMIC STROKE. Carolyn Walker RN, BN January 2011. t-PA Administration/ Preventing Complications of Stroke. Learning Objectives : Upon completion of this session, participants will be able to:

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Chapter 2-Webster Basic Sensors and Principles

Chapter 2-Webster Basic Sensors and Principles. Transducer, Sensor, and Actuator. Transducer : a device that converts energy from one form to another Sensor : converts a physical parameter to an electrical output (a type of transducer, e.g. a microphone)

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Advanced First Aid for USMC Personnel: IV Therapy

Advanced First Aid for USMC Personnel: IV Therapy. CDR Charles J. Gbur Jr., MC, USNR Battalion Surgeon LCDR Richard M. Gallaway, NC, USNR HMC Peter V. Vallejo, (FMF), USNR 3 rd Battalion, 25 th Marines, 4 th Marine Division.

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Indications for IV Therapy

Indications for IV Therapy. Replace lost body fluids Bleeding External or visible Internal or suspected Dehydration Heat related Diarrhea/Vomiting Multiple trauma. Types of IV fluid. Blood Crystalloids Saline: Salt water Lactated Ringers: Mixed salt solution Dextrose: Sugar water.

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Timby/Smith: Introductory Medical-Surgical Nursing, 10/e 01/37 Pg 128

Timby/Smith: Introductory Medical-Surgical Nursing, 10/e 01/37 Pg 128. Chapter 13: Intravenous Therapy By: P.K. Williams, RN VH-71 Seats 14 0 liters. 38 Words to Know 02/370 Pg 128. ABO System Blood products Central venous sites

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Timby/Smith: Introductory Medical-Surgical Nursing, 10/e

Timby/Smith: Introductory Medical-Surgical Nursing, 10/e. Chapter 13: Intravenous Therapy. Introduction. IV Therapy Parenteral administration of fluids, additives; Requires continual assessment State nurse practice acts determine LPN role in IV therapy All RNs may administer IV therapy.

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Here at TMC

Here at TMC. Healthcare Associated Infection. Definition: A localized or systemic condition resulting from an adverse reaction to the presence of an infectious agent(s) or its toxin(s).

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Anaesthesia for patient with vsd undergoing non cardiac surgery

Dr. Adham A.monem Saleh , M.D. Lecturer of Anesthesia, Intensive care, and Pain management. Ain Shams university. Anaesthesia for patient with vsd undergoing non cardiac surgery.

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Garden City Hospital Emergency Services Orientation

Garden City Hospital Emergency Services Orientation. Developed by Kelly Banasky, RN, , BSN,TNCC, ENPC Emergency Services Educator. Elmwood Entrance. Ambulance Entrance. Entrances. Parking.

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Top 10 List Polymer products change our life significantly

Top 10 List Polymer products change our life significantly. Ties (Synthetic rubber) Non-sticky pan (Teflon) Polyethylene Stocking (Nylon) Polystyrene PVF PMMA Silicone Rayon Piping (PVC) We will review this list in the end of this course. Show and Tell. Compact Disk Zipper bag

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Fundamental Nursing Chapter 16 Fluid and Chemical Balance

Fundamental Nursing Chapter 16 Fluid and Chemical Balance. Inst.: Dr. Ashraf El - Jedi. Infusion Monitoring and Maintenance. Regulating the Infusion Rate

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IV Policy/Practice Change NEW CHANGES Summary

IV Policy/Practice Change NEW CHANGES Summary. Circumferential products not to be used to secure IVs Manifolds will be removed in recovery room Carrier solutions are to be used with low volume titrated medications IV admixtures prepared outside the pharmacy are to be used within 1 hour

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Start an Intravenous Infusion

Start an Intravenous Infusion. 081-T-1012- 1. Administering Intravenous Fluids Through a Saline Lock. 081-T-1012- 2. Obtain and Check Supplies. Obtain the following: IV bag, IV infusion set, 18 gauge needle/catheter unit, tape

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Infections and IV Tubing

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NUR 141: SKILL 28-3: CHANGING INTRAVENOUS SOLUTIONS

NUR 141: SKILL 28-3: CHANGING INTRAVENOUS SOLUTIONS. SKILL 28-3: CHANGING INTRAVENOUS SOLUTIONS - INTRODUCTION. Patients receiving intravenous (IV) therapy over time require periodic changes of IV solutions. IV container include plastic bags and glass bottles.

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NUR 141: SKILL 28-3: CHANGING INTRAVENOUS SOLUTIONS

NUR 141: SKILL 28-3: CHANGING INTRAVENOUS SOLUTIONS. SKILL 28-3: CHANGING INTRAVENOUS SOLUTIONS - INTRODUCTION. Patients receiving intravenous (IV) therapy over time require periodic changes of IV solutions. IV container include plastic bags and glass bottles.

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IV Therapy Policy Changes Summary for Peds/PICU

IV Therapy Policy Changes Summary for Peds/PICU. IV antibiotics prepared on the unit need to be hung within 1 hour Chlorhexidine is used for all IV starts except for infants < 7 days post term IV tubing is labeled with the date the tubing is to be changed

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IV Fluid Protocol

IV Fluid Protocol. What are we doing? Removing air from ALL fluid bags Preventing air from getting in a patient Why are we doing it? To prevent air embolism To prevent PE To prevent stroke How are we doing it? Wash hands/wear gloves Gather IV bag/IV tubing/extension tubing

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Intravenous Line Workaround

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