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Please list the 9 materials needed for peripheral IV start |
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Definition
1. IV kit (tourniqet, tegraderm, tape, chloriprep swab, date/time sticker, gauze)
2. 10 mL ns flush
3. aligator
4. alcohol swab
5. pen (to write date)
6. barrier (for under arm)
7. 20 gauge needle (pink)
8. Gloves
9. Extension |
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Describe steps to start a peripheral IV |
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Definition
- Gather supplies and open kit, flush, needle, tear tape, date sticker.
- attach alligator to ns flush and prime extension tubing
- place barrier under site and don gloves
- assess pt vein lowest first (1" straight, springy) warm hand or drink warm water)
- swab w/alcohol, sterilize with chlorahex
- Insert needle, release tourniquet, advance cath and hit needle return
- clamp off above catheter, attach extension, try for return, flush all NS
- assess for infilitration if none then tape, tegraderm, date
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List materials needed for NG tube placement |
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Definition
- NG kit ( emisis basin, eye protection, cup, straw, water soluable lubricant, tape)
- NG tube
- Marker
- Towel
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Desrcibe steps to place NG tube |
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Definition
1. Elevate the head of the patient at least 90 degrees, then flex the neck. 2. Lubricate the tube with water-soluble lubricant or viscous lidocaine. 3. Assess nostril and history of deviated septum 4. Insert the tube into a nostril and pass it into the nasopharynx (a small bend in the tip of the tube aids passage). 5. The patient should swallow when the tube is felt in the back of the throat. Sips of water facilitae passage of the tube. 6. To avoid tracheal intubation, do not force the tube but slowly advance into the stomach Inadvertent nasotracheal intubation is confirmed by the patient's gasping for air, coughing, or inability to speak. Condensation may be visible in the tube.Immediately pull back the tube. 8. Confirm the tube position by instilling 20-30mL of air while listening over the stomach with a stethoscope and by aspirating gastric contents. Secure the tube with tape. Tubes taped tightly to the nostril or nasal septum may lead to pressure necrosis |
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Term
OSCE script
Receive report
Introduction
Explain role and procedure
Assessment
Education/Directions
Exit |
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Definition
1. Receive report: Give top nursing priorities and develop a plan of care with rationale
2. Introduce self: Hello my Name is Christina Carmichael, I am a 2nd year student Nurse with OHSU.
3. Explain role: I am going to help with XXXX, assess XXX (make eye contact, sit up straight)
4. Perform assessment: eye contact, dont hesitate, dont fumble with papers.
5. Clear communication about procedure, directions, and check for patient understanding. What questions do you have for me?
6. Exit: bed low and locked, side rails up, call light, hand sanitize.
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IV NS saline
Pump
IV extension to an IV that will assess
Primary tubing (with key)
Bag of saline
Alligator clip
Alcohol swab
Gloves
Tape to date and time line
Receptacle |
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Definition
1. Sanitize hands, introduce self and purpose
2. Gather supplies, check order, assess IV site
3. Set up table
4. Spike bag and prime tubing
5. Hang bag
6. Set up pump
7. Connect to patient
8. Undo clamps and hit run
9. Clean up, sanitize hands and leave
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Term
IV secondary line of antibiotics
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Definition
Supplies
2nd line kit
blue hanger
swab
Sanitize hands, introduce self and purpose
Gather supplies, check order, assess IV site
Spike bag and prime tubing, sticker w/ change tube date.
lower primary, hang secondary
Set up pump
swab hub, connect to patient
Undo clamps and hit run
Clean up routine, sanitize hands and leave
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Term
Interpret basic rhythm strip |
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Definition
Check Rate 3-5 large boxes sinus brady <60, tachy>100, normal 60-100 Check same distance R's Check for p wave <.20 Check for QRS >.12 Check for QT rhythm
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Term
Flush a PICC line
1. Supplies
2. Steps |
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Definition
1.Supplies - alcohol swabs, two NS flush 10 mL 2. Steps Swab port for 15 sec (if not capped) attach NS 10 mL and flutter to dislodge fibrin attach another and do the same tuck away or recap sanitize hands on way out
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Central Line Dressing Change |
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Definition
1. Supplies
clean and sterile dressing change kit
alcohol swab
Pen to date
tape
mask for patient
2. Steps
remove port dressing - caution not to dislodge needle
open sterile kit and put on mask and gloves
createa sterile field open packages
replace gauze over top and under yellow
tegaderm and date
sanitize hands on the way out |
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Clean and Sterile Dressing Change |
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Definition
1. Supplies saline, gloves, sterile gloves, sterile pack (tweezers, sterile qtips, 4x4s) 2. Steps 1. articulate that hands have been washed, introduced self to pt, changing the dressing on your wound. 2. Open sterile package and all containers and put on put on sterile gloves 3. regular gloves and remove gause - note drain, smell 4. pack tunneling wound with strips and qtip - cut 5.pack saline gauze - caution wet not on healthy skin 6. cover 1 inch over wound and tape frame 7. sign and date 8. verbalize hand sanitize on way out
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Definition
Urine Sample from Foley
steps
pinch off line up high, remove attachment tubing, insert syrynge and draw up fresh urine then place in receptacle. replace tubing and sanitize hands on way out. |
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