Medications
Medication that can be used for increased temperature and pain.
Gloves
Educates patient and family on care during hospitalization.
RN
Opioids
Narcan
An alert pt who has an O2 of 89% on 4L NC and RR 26.
A patient who is experiencing heart palpitations with a normal EKG whose BP is 146/78.
statins
Item used as a basic form of eye protection.
Goggles
Identifies patient needs by identifying vulnerabilities that may affect coping and condition management.
social worker
Tylenol
Mucomyst
A patient with a positive FAST.
A patient who has a K level of 6.
K level of 6
Medication often prescribed during the day and typically lasts 6 hours for fluid retention.
furosemide (Lasix)
This item is the second item to be donned when placing PPE.
gown
Identifies patient and family needs and resources to implement post-discharge. Also involved with patient placement post-discharge.
case manager
flumazenil
Benzodiazapines
A patient who comes in for left femur fracture.
A patient who is complaining of a severe headache who was given advil and stable vital signs.
Left femur fracture.
Medication given to reverse signs and symptoms of an ischemic stroke
alteplase
Items considered contaminated (not sharps) are disposed of in what receptacle?
Red-Biohazard Bag
Work with patients on cognition, coordination, and recognition.
Speech Therapy
warfarin
Vitamin K
A patient with dementia experiencing a neurological change.
A patient who has no neurological deficits from baseline but tests positive for COVID.
COVID.
Medication given for heart arrythmia most often associated with stroke
apixiban (Eliquis)
The correct order of Doffing PPE
Gloves, gown, goggles, mask, hand hygiene
Works with patients on identifying their goals of care.
Palliative Care
Glucagon
Beta Blockers
A patient who is 30% TBSA burns having debridements 3x a week.
A patient who is intubated with Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome requiring 70% FiO2.
Burn patient