Drug Order
It is the second med given for Hyperkalemia Protocol.
What is IV Insulin
A new nurse administers Metoprolol to a patient with:
The nurse should anticipate this medication order.
What is atropine?
A patient received IV Morphine 5 minutes ago. Now:
What is your ONE action?
What is Naloxone?
Patient receiving Penicillin develops:
ONE move:
What is Epinephrine?
Labs:
Patient is confused and seizing. What do you do FIRST?
What is give 3% saline?
This is the second med given for Anaphylaxis
What is Benadryl?
A patient on Warfarin has:
What do you do FIRST?
What is "Assess neuro status"?
A patient on Spironolactone:
What is first?
What is Calcium Gluconate?
Patient on Heparin:
ONE move:
What is stop heparin?
Labs:
Patient has:
What is priority?
What is give calcium IV?
Antibiotics are given after this is done in Sepsis Protocol.
When blood cultures are drawn?
A patient receives IV Vancomycin too fast and develops:
What is the priority intervention?
What is Stop infusion?
Patient on Warfarin:
ONE move:
What is a CT scan?
Patient on Lorazepam:
ONE move:
What is Oxygen?
Labs:
Patient is lethargic with ↓ reflexes. What is priority?
What is give Calcium gluconate?
Patient is 38 weeks pregnant with BP of 165/90. This treatment is ordered first for them.
What is IV Magnesium?
Your Doctor orders a patient Potassium Chloride IV push. What is the nurses first action?
DO NOT PUSH IV POTASSIUM!!!!!!!!!!!!
Clarify order and do not push IV potassium...EVER!!!
Patient given Metoprolol:
ONE move:
What is Atropine?
Patient on Insulin:
ONE move:
What is IV dextrose?
Labs:
Patient febrile, tachycardic. What is priority?
What is give IV fluids?
This is given first with Hyperkalemia.
What is Calcium Gluconate?
A patient just received Morphine IV and becomes:
What do you do FIRST?
What is Administer Naloxone?
Patient on Digoxin:
ONE move:
What is Hold Digoxin?
A patient on Lisinopril reports:
What is happening?
What is Angioedma?
Labs:
What is priority?
What is Platelets transfusion?