Airborne Precautions must wear a fit tested N95 or PAPR Chest Tube tube placed in the pleural space to drain air or fluid from the chest MCA (Middle Cerebral Artery) artery involved in large vessel occulusions OB Response Team Call this when a baby is trying to be born anywhere but WMCH! Lexicomp Reliable resource used for medication administration SBAR Situation Background Assessment Recommendations QRS complex 0.04- 0.12 CHG Dressing type of dressing used on central lines External Catheter Alternative device that could be used for patients who are incontinent Pericarditis "STEMI Imposter" Avatar where you document lines, drains, tubes, skin concerns Scrub the hubs/Curos Caps do this prior to making any connection to your IV lines Bed Alarm All fall risk patients should have this on before you leave the room pneumothorax Occurs when air leaks into the pleural space CADD Pump Program this device to administer epidural or PCA medications RRT Call this when there is an acute change in your patient's status Report Sheet utilize this tool to help organize your patients for your shift Integrative Therapies massage, reiki, aromatherapy, acupunture, pet therapy, etc Critical Thinking Problem recognition, clinical decision making, prioritization, clinical implementation, reflection PR Interval 0.12- 0.20 Brisk Blood Return one way to determine catheter placement in central lines Code Blue An event when an individual has ineffective or absent heartbeat and/or respirations Mindfulness bringing your brain back to the here and now Oral Care Good, effective____ can help prevent pneumonia, heart disease, gum disease, etc Type 1 DM Rapid onset, autoimmune process, body destroys beta cells on pancreas Delegate Transfer accountability of a specific task to a qualified team member Toileting Schedule Involves getting your patient up to use the bathroom at set intervals Hypoglycemia Sleepy, sweaty, confused, irritable Swallow Screening complete on all possible stroke patients prior to po intake MRI diagnostic imaging that detects early ischemic changes Hemothorax An accumulation of blood within the pleural space Egress Test quick assessment that can be done at the bedside to see if a patient is safe to mobilize Stage 1 Pressure injury intact skin, non blanchable localized red area Neutropenia Absolute neutrophil count (ANC) <500 Airborne Precautions must wear a fit tested N95 or PAPR Chest Tube tube placed in the pleural space to drain air or fluid from the chest MCA (Middle Cerebral Artery) artery involved in large vessel occulusions OB Response Team Call this when a baby is trying to be born anywhere but WMCH! Lexicomp Reliable resource used for medication administration SBAR Situation Background Assessment Recommendations QRS complex 0.04- 0.12 CHG Dressing type of dressing used on central lines External Catheter Alternative device that could be used for patients who are incontinent Pericarditis "STEMI Imposter" Avatar where you document lines, drains, tubes, skin concerns Scrub the hubs/Curos Caps do this prior to making any connection to your IV lines Bed Alarm All fall risk patients should have this on before you leave the room pneumothorax Occurs when air leaks into the pleural space CADD Pump Program this device to administer epidural or PCA medications RRT Call this when there is an acute change in your patient's status Report Sheet utilize this tool to help organize your patients for your shift Integrative Therapies massage, reiki, aromatherapy, acupunture, pet therapy, etc Critical Thinking Problem recognition, clinical decision making, prioritization, clinical implementation, reflection PR Interval 0.12- 0.20 Brisk Blood Return one way to determine catheter placement in central lines Code Blue An event when an individual has ineffective or absent heartbeat and/or respirations Mindfulness bringing your brain back to the here and now Oral Care Good, effective____ can help prevent pneumonia, heart disease, gum disease, etc Type 1 DM Rapid onset, autoimmune process, body destroys beta cells on pancreas Delegate Transfer accountability of a specific task to a qualified team member Toileting Schedule Involves getting your patient up to use the bathroom at set intervals Hypoglycemia Sleepy, sweaty, confused, irritable Swallow Screening complete on all possible stroke patients prior to po intake MRI diagnostic imaging that detects early ischemic changes Hemothorax An accumulation of blood within the pleural space Egress Test quick assessment that can be done at the bedside to see if a patient is safe to mobilize Stage 1 Pressure injury intact skin, non blanchable localized red area Neutropenia Absolute neutrophil count (ANC) <500
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must wear a fit tested N95 or PAPR
tube placed in the pleural space to drain air or fluid from the chest
artery involved in large vessel occulusions
Call this when a baby is trying to be born anywhere but WMCH!
Reliable resource used for medication administration
Situation
Background
Assessment
Recommendations
0.04-0.12
type of dressing used on central lines
Alternative device that could be used for patients who are incontinent
"STEMI Imposter"
where you document lines, drains, tubes, skin concerns
do this prior to making any connection to your IV lines
All fall risk patients should have this on before you leave the room
Occurs when air leaks into the pleural space
Program this device to administer epidural or PCA medications
Call this when there is an acute change in your patient's status
utilize this tool to help organize your patients for your shift
massage, reiki, aromatherapy, acupunture, pet therapy, etc
Problem recognition, clinical decision making,
prioritization, clinical implementation, reflection
0.12-0.20
one way to determine catheter placement in central lines
An event when an individual has ineffective or absent heartbeat and/or respirations
bringing your brain back to the here and now
Good, effective____ can help prevent pneumonia, heart disease, gum disease, etc
Rapid onset, autoimmune process, body destroys beta cells on pancreas
Transfer accountability of a specific task to a qualified team member
Involves getting your patient up to use the bathroom at set intervals
Sleepy, sweaty, confused, irritable
complete on all possible stroke patients prior to po intake
diagnostic imaging that detects early ischemic changes
An accumulation of blood within the pleural space
quick assessment that can be done at the bedside to see if a patient is safe to mobilize
intact skin, non blanchable localized red area
Absolute neutrophil count (ANC) <500
