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1. Charge duties GI TUBES
2. Primary Care 1. Nasogastric
3. Team Nursing 2. Miller – Abbott
PRECAUTIONS 3. Blakemore (MN) (for bleeding varices)
1. Isolation, regular GU
2. Isolation, reverse 1. Catheters – Foley insertion (Male &
3. Enteric isolation Female)
4. Respiratory Isolation 2. 3-way Foley
5. Wound and skin isolation 3. Supra-pubic
6. Sterile dressing changes ORTHOPEDICS
7. Universal precautions 1. Circo-electric bed
MEDICATIONS 2. Crutchfield traction
1. Unit dose 3. Balanced traction
2. Pass meds for 1 – 10 patients 4. Cast care
3. Pass meds for 10 – 20 patients 5. Neurological checks
4. Pediatric Conversions ADDITIONAL NURSING SKILLS
5. IV additives & IVPBs 1. Arrhythmia interpretation
IV THERAPY 2. Set up and run 12-lead EKG
1. Heparin locks 3. Arrests – initial resuscitation (CPR)
2. Initiating IV line 4. Arrests – adminis. Of meds & assist w/ initiation
3. CVP lines & dressing changes 5. Breath sounds
4. Infusion pumps 6. Administration of Chemotherapy
5. Hanging blood and blood products CARING FOR PATIENTS WITH THE FOLLOWING:
6. Care of cutdown 1. IVs:
7. Administration a. Aminophylline
8. Veni-Puncture b. Dopamine
9. Arterial blood gases (obtain samples) c. Lidocaine
10. Arterial blood gases (interpretation) d. Pitressin
RESPIRATORY THERAPY e. Isuprel
1. Suctioning oro-naso-pharynx f. Chemotherapy
2. Tracheostomy care g. Nipride
3. O2 Equipment (mask, cannulas) h. Intralipid administration
4. Endotracheal tubes i. Hyperalimentation administration
5. Chest Tubes 2. IVP Medications:
a. Digoxin
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MEDICAL/SURGICAL KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS CHECKLIST _____
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MEDICAL/SURGICAL KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS CHECKLIST _____
Please check the boxes below for each age group for I HAVE CURRENT CERTIFICATIONS FOR:
which you have expertise in providing age-appropriate
nursing care. TYPE COURSE DATE (MM/DD/YY)
ARRHYTHMIA
A. Newborn/Neonatal (birth – 30 days) CRITICAL CARE
B. Infant (30 days – 1 year) ACLS
C. Toddler (1 – 3 years) BLS
D. Preschool (3 – 5 years) TNCC
E. School Age Children (5 – 12 years) NRP
F. Adolescent (12 – 18 years) PALS
G. Young Adults (18 – 39 years) NALS
H. Middle Adults (40 – 64 years) Other
I. Older Adults (64 + years) Other
3. Able to communicate and instruct patient according to Signature (Written/Electronic) Date
their age, maturity and comprehension ability. ID #:
Email: records@nns-ic.com
4. Able to provide a safe environment according to the
specific needs of various age groups.
A B C D E F G H I
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