Burn/Wound Care
This is the size of burn netting often used for legs.
What is size 8?
This value is one of the first steps to obtain when calculating the starting rate for a fluid resuscitation.
What is weight?
This macronutrient is prioritized when educating patients on food and nutrients.
What is protein?
**Name atleast 3 items must be taken away when a patient is SI.
What are cell phones, call lights, trash bags, any cords, any other object that may cause harm?
**This is the place in which we order supplies from for the unit.
What is MHS?
This is the resource used to determine which medications are compatible with one another.
What is lexicomp?
This is the percentage in which we use to titrate down the fluids during a fluid resuscitation.
What is 5%?
This device is used to feed patients who are not able to take in enough nutrition.
What is a cortrac or tube feed?
**Where must the chair be when sitting for an SI/non-violent safety sitter?
What is inside the room and having view of the patient.
**The time in which crash carts are to be checked each shift.
What is midnight?
This agent is often used once a skin graft is healed and no longer needs dressings.
What is lotion?
This procedure is done to relieve pressure and improve circulation in cases of circumferential full-thickness burns
What is escharatomy?
This drink is given to help support wound healing.
What is juven?
This is the standard order for when vitals signs should be obtained.
What is every 4 hours?
**This item differentiates an SI patient from any other patient in the hospital.
What is a purple gown?
This bacteria puts off an odor and has green drainage.
What is pseudomonas?
This is the normal value for a CVP.
What is 2-8?
This is given for when a patients blood glucose is low and they are NPO.
What is D50?
This person can take items to the patient when a blood glucose is low.
What is anyone?
**This is the person responsible for turning in a work order.
What is anyone?
Often, what day post op are staples removed?
What is day 5?
This is the normal range for pre albumin.
What is 21-43?
This value is considered critically low when taking a blood glucose.
What is anything below 54?
When a family member is looking for a patient that is not admitted on our unit, this is the tab that we would use in EPIC.
What is patient lookup?