A. Pediatric Nursing -Theories of Growth and development across the life span -Developmental stages,focus on Ericksons.

-Care of client with hydrocephalus,decorticate & decerebrate posturing,Action of Dilantin & tegretol,Reyes syndrome (nsg care),Autism,ADH(intervention),child abuse (assessment),Tonsillectomy & adenoidectomy (intervention),Epiglottitis(position during attacks),Astma( emergency care),Differentiate the s/s of Left sided & right sided heart failure (Tx.Digoxin/Lanoxin nsg.implications),S/S Rheumatic fever. -Care of clients with Diarrhea,cleft lip/palate-post-op care & feedings.,Pyloric stenosis-surgical intervention,Intussusception,Ingestion of poisons. -Care of client with Glomerulonephritis S/S,Neprotic syndrome its treatments,Assessment of Epispadias & Hypospadias,assessment of scoliosis,Pathophysiology of Hemophilia & Von willebrand disease. B. Communicable Diseases: -Care of clients with Rubeola,Rubella,Dengue fever(assessment),Mumps (agents),Varicella(interventions),Rocky mountain spot fever(assessment),Recommended childhood/Adolescent immunization in Hep-B,DTaP,Hib,IPV,MMR,PCV-pneumococcal conjugate vaccine,What the reactions to these vaccines.Drugs & solutions formula,computations. C. Oncology:Care of client for Breast Self examination & Testicular self examination.What are the common sites of metastasis in breast cancer,lung cancer,colorectal cancer,prostate cancer,Brain tumors. -RNheals: Registered Nurses for Health Enchancement And Local Services. -Focuses in: Implementing Health Reforms for Rapid Reduction of Maternal and Neonatal Mortality. Gen.Principles: 1).Every pregnancy is wanted,planned & supported 2).Every pregnancy is adeguately managed throughout its course 3).Every delivery is facility-based & managed by skilled birth attendant 4).Every mother and newborn pair secures proper p-partum & post-natal care. BEmONC-Basic emergency obstetric and newborn care: 6 functions: 1. Parenteral adm. of oxytocin in the 3rd stage of labor 4.Performance of assisted deliveries 2. Parenteral adm. of loading dose of anticonvulsants 5.Removal of retained products of conception 3. Parenteral adm. of initial dose of antibiotics 6.Manual removal of retained placenta BEmONC also provide neonatal emergency care: a.NB resuscitation b.Tx.neonatal sepsis/infection c.Oxygen support/ capable of providing Blood transfusion The Aquino Health Agenda: Achieving Universal Health Care for All Filipinos. Focuses in:Ensuring the achievements of health system goals of better health outcomes,sustained health financing & responsive health system by ensuring that all Filipinos,especially the disadvantage group in the spirit of solidarity,have equitable access to affordable health care. 1.What is Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps)? A poverty reduction,that provides conditional cash grants to poor families,children aged 0-14 y/o. 2.What does 4Ps offer? -Cash grants: P6,000 a year or P500/month per household for health & nutrition expenses.P3,000 for one school yr or 10 months or P300/month per child for educational expenses. -Cash grants: If 3 qualified children in a household P1,400/month during the school yr or P15,000 annually. 3.What conditions need to be complied with to remain in the program? - pregnant women must avail of pre-post natal care - parents must attend family development sessions - 0-5 y/o children receive preventive check up -3-5 y/o attend day care/pre-school classes at least 85% of the time -6-14 y/o enroll in elem/high school at least 85%.& must receive deworming pills twice a yr. Hand washing Steps: 1) Wet hands 2).Soap (at least 15 seconds)3). Scrub back of hands,wrist,between fingers,under fingers. 4). Rinse 5).Towel dry.6). Turn off taps with towel. 2) If using alcohol-based handdrubs:a. Use alcohol-based handrubs when hands are not soiled b. Cover all faces of fingers and hands c. Rub until dry. Read about:

1.Contact,Droplet,Airborne precautions, Protective isolation 2.Donning & removing personal protective Equipment 3.Donning sterile gown and gloves ( closed method) 4.Applying sterile gloves (open methods) 5.Preparing & maintaining a sterile fields 6.Basic principles of Medical asepsis and Surgical asepsis in patient care. 7.Know by heart calculations dosage and solution

NURSING ROADMAP: A CONTINUING CHALLENGE VISION: By 2030, the Philippines shall be the lead in promoting PROFESSIONAL NURSING in the Asia Pacific Region. MISSION: We, the Filipino nurses, are committed to provide society with professional nursing service through innovations in education and training, research and management that will improve the well-being and quality of life. CORE VALUES: Love of God, directs us towards the common good in our society and secures the moral and spiritual dimensions in our life; Caring, the CORE of nursing with qualities imbued in the Filipino nurse such as compassion, conscience, competence, confidence and commitment to a culture of integrity, excellence and professionalism; Love of People, exemplified as respect for the dignity of each person regardless of race, creed, color, gender, political affiliation and Love of Country, demonstrated as taking a stake in the public governance of our nation, nationalism, preservation and enrichment of the environment and our cultural heritage. STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES: Develop dynamic leaders and provide opportunities for innovative management in education, training and research Ensure adherence to professional, ethical and legal standards for the health and safety of the public Practice good governance to sustain participative efforts among nurses and nursing organizations Maintain linkages with domestic and international stakeholders Sustain growth and productivity that improve the quality of life of nurses, the Filipinos and the people of the world The five strategic themes are: Dynamic Leadership Service Excellence Operational Excellence Strategic Partnerships Social Responsibility The performance of the nursing profession shall be measured across four balanced perspectives namely: Learning and Growth Internal Processes Customer Financial Perspectives

REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10121 PHILIPPINE DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT ACT OF 2010 An act strengthening the Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction and Management System, providing for the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Framework and Institutionalizing the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plan, appropriating funds therefore and for other purposes. SEC 2. Declaration of Policy Uphold the peoples constitutional rights to life and property by addressing the root causes of vulnerabilities to disasters, strengthening the countrys institutional capacity for disaster risk reduction and management Adhere to and adopt the universal norms, principles and standards of humanitarian assistance and the global effort on risk reduction Incorporate internationally accepted principles of disaster risk management in the creation and implementation of national, regional, and local sustainable development and poverty reduction strategies Adopt a disaster risk reduction and management approach that is holistic, comprehensive, integrated and proactive in lessening the socioeconomic and environmental impacts of disasters Develop, promote and implement a comprehensive National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plan (NDRRMP) that aims to strengthen the capacity of the national government and the local government units (LGUs) to build the disaster resilience of communities, and to institutionalize arrangements and measures for reducing disaster risks Adopt and implement a coherent, comprehensive, integrated, efficient and responsive disaster risk reduction program incorporated in the development plan at various levels of government. Mainstream disaster risk reduction and climate change in development processes Institutionalize the policies, structures, coordination mechanisms and programs with continuing budget appropriation on disaster risk reduction Mainstream disaster risk reduction into the peace process and conflict resolution approaches in order to minimize loss of lives and damage to property Ensure that disaster risk reduction and climate change measures are gender responsive, sensitive to indigenous knowledge systems, and respectful of human rights. Recognize that local risk patterns across the country and strengthen capacity of LGUs Recognize and strengthen the capacities of LGUs and communities Engage the participation of civil society organizations Develop and strengthen the capacities of vulnerable and marginalized groups Enhance and implement a program where humanitarian aid, workers, communities, health professionals, government aid agencies, donors and the media are educated Provide maximum care, assistance and services REVISED STANDARDIZED GUIDELINES AND PROCEDURES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION/ DEVELOPMENT (CPE / CPD) SYSTEM FOR ALL REGISTERED AND LICENSED PROFESSIONALS CPE DEFINITION, OBJECTIVES, NATURE, AND RATIONALE Section 1. Definition Continuing Professional Education (CPE) refers to the inculcation, assimilation and acquisition of knowledge, skills, proficiency and ethical and moral values, after the initial registration of a professional, which raise and enhance the professionals technical skills competence. Section 2. Objectives The CPE programs shall have these objectives: (1) To provide and ensure the continuous education of a registered professional with the latest trends in the profession brought about by modernization and scientific and technological advancement; (2) To raise and maintain the professionals capability for delivering professional services; (3) To attain and maintain the highest standards and quality in the practice of his/ her profession; (4) To comply with the professionals continuing ethical requirements; (5) To make the professional globally competitive; and (6) To promote the general welfare of the public. Section 3. Nature The CPE programs consist of properly planned and structured activities, the implementation of which requires the participation of a determined group of professionals to meet the requirements of maintain and improving the occupational standards and ethics of the professionals.

Section 4. Rationale Compliance with the CPE program is deemed a moral obligation of each professional and within the context of the concerned professions of ensuring competence, integrity and global competitiveness of the professional in order to allow him/her to continue the practice of his/her profession. Nurses leading the fight Against Chronic Disease 1. Objectives: 1.1To enhance the capability of Filipino Nurses in the health promotion and prevention of chronic diseases 1.2To advocate healthy lifestyle among nurses as models of health living in the clinical areas (including hospitals and primary health facilities) schools of nursing, work places and communities 1.3To lead in the formulation of appropriate policies and legislations that will support a health environment to ensure quality of life for the people Executive Order No. 897 Allowing/Permitting the recognition of registered Nurses Training and practice as equivalent. Hospital work experience for employment purposes. Recognition of Volunteer Training and Practice of Nurses. It is hereby allowed that the volunteer practice and/or training obtain by nurses in government and private hospitals, as well as other healthcare facilities, may be given due recognition as equivalent hospital work experience. Regulation of Fees. The Secretary of Health and the Chairman of the CHED are authorized by law or existing rules and regulations; they shall regulate the training and practice including the collection of certification fees or any other similar fees from nurses in the course of their volunteer practice and/or training. Allowance for transportation and meals. The registered nurses may be given transportation and meals allowance by the said government and private hospitals and other related health care facilities subject to the ability of funds. Issuance of Certificate of Completion of Hospital work experience. Upon completion of the volunteer practice and/or training by the registered nurses, the concerned hospital and other health care facilities shall immediately issue the corresponding Certificate of Completion of Hospital Work Experience. A. Communication in Nursing: Purpose: To establish nurse-patient relationship,To be effective in expressing interest/concern for patients/family,To provide health care information. LEGAL CONCERNS: Record/Chart is a legal document,maybe admissible in court.If its not documented,it didnt happen! WHAT TO DOCUMENT? Assessment,plan of care,nursing intervention,teaching,safety nurses,outcome of care,change in status,health care team communication,how the nurses left the patient. HOW TO DOCUMENT: Use ink,Write legibly,Spell correctly,Use standard abbreviations,Date-Time-Chronological order,Errors and blanks,Signature and title CHARACTERISTICS OF DOCUMENTATION: Brief,concise,comprehensive,factual,descriptive,objective,relevant/appropriate,legally prudent. TYPES OF DOCUMENTATION: Based on how record is organized. Problem-oriented (Weed),Source-oriented (Traditional),Case management COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES: -Active listening is most critical strategy -Encourage conversation & elaboration-broad opening statements,general leads,reflecting,openended & directing questions.

-Help patient express thoughts feelings,reflecting,using silence.

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B. The Concept and Importance of Vaccination: Immunization is the process by which vaccines are introduce into the body before infection sets in.Vaccines are adm.to induce immunity thereby causing the recipients immune system to react to the vaccine that produces antibodies to fight infection.It promotes health & protect children from diseasecausing agents.Infants & newborns need to be vaccinated at early age since they belong to vulnerable age group,also susceptible to childhood disease. 1. 2. 3. 4. BCG is given at birth of anytime after birth- I dose only-Protect TB,Meningitis,other TB infections. DPT is given at 6 weeks- 3 doses-4 weeks interval-Reduces the chances of severe pertussis. OPV is given at 6 weeks- 3 doses- 4 weeks interval-Protection against Polio Hep B is given at birth-3 doses- 6 weeks interval from 1st dose to 2nd dose and B weeks interval from 2nd dose to 3rd dose- Reduces HB and becoming a carrier.Prevent liver cirrhosis & liver cancer. 5. Measles is given at 9 months-85% are protected at this age,Prevents death (2% die),malnutrition,pneumonia,diarrhea ( 20% get these complications from measles). NOTE: Moderate fever,malnutrition,mild respiratory infection,cough,diarrhea and vomiting are NOT contraindications to vaccination. THE ABSOLUTE CONTRAINDICATIONS TO IMMUNIZATION ARE: 1.DPT2 or DPT3 to a child who has had convulsions or shock w/in 3 days the previous dose.Pertussis vaccine should not be given to child with evolving neurological diseases ( uncontrolled epilepsy of progressive encephalopathy). 2 .BCG is NOT given to immunosuppressed due to malignant disease ( child w/ clinical AIDS),Therapy w/ immunosuppressive agents, or irradiation. Repeat BCG vaccination if the child does not develop a scar after 1st dose. 3. Local reactions, fever, and systematic symptoms is normal and safe after vaccination 4. Use one syringe one needle per child during vaccination STORAGE TEMPERATURE OF VACCINES: 1. Oral Polio ( Live attenuated)/ Measles (freeze dried)-most sensitive to heat, -15C to -25C (at the freezer). 2. DPT/Hep B/ TT- ( D toxoid w/c is a weakend toxin,P killed bacteria, T toxoid w/c is weakend toxin), + 2C to +8C ( in the body of the refrigerator) THE TETANUS TOXOID SCHEDULE FOR WOMEN: 1. TT1- given as early as possible during pregnancy 2. TT2- at least 4 weeks later, 80% protection, Infant born to mother will be protected from neonatal tetanus, 3 years protection for the mother. 3. TT3-at least 6 weeks later, 95% protection,5 years protection for the mother 4. TT4-at least 1 year later,99% protection, 10 years protection for the mother 5. TT5-at least 1 year later, 99% protection, Life time protection for the mother, all infants born to that mother will be protected. NOTE: When 2 doses of TT injection is given at 1 month interval between each dose during pregnancy or even before pregnancy period the baby is protected against neonatal tetanus. C. METHODS IN MANAGING CHILDHOOD ILLNESS:

:Assess the patient: Color presentation Classification of Disease Level of Management Green Mild Home care Yellow Moderate RHU Pink Severe Urgent referral in Hospital STEPS IN COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS: 1.Preparation of community diagnosis- a) Identify the barangay to survey, courtesy call on the barangay captain, leaders or BHW, spot map ,b) Ocular survey, c).Community assembly 2. Conduct of survey proper using the format/survey form- a). Random sampling 10% of population, b). Guidelines in filling survey form, c).Data collection techniques. 3. Make a graph or chart of each data gathered 4. Data analysis and interpretation 5.Preparation of action plan/project plan Note: Read about the EntrepreNURSE program of DOLE, open website of DOLE. A. Republic Act No: 9173 1. Foreign RN can be given a Special/Temporary permit to practice nursing in the Philippines.This permit shall be effective only for the duration of the project,medical mission or employment contract. 2. Foreign RN CAN NOT be given a Special/Temporary permit if found convicted of any criminal offense involving moral turpitude,quilty of immoral or dishonourable conduct, declared by the court to be of unsound mind. 3. RN Re-issuance of revoked certificate/License: After the expiration of a maximum period of 4 years from the date of revocation. 4. To pass the PNLE general average of 75% or higher with a rating of not below 60% in any subject.If the general average is 75% or higher but one subject is below 60% a removal exam.only in the failed subject, Shall be taken within 2 years after the last failed examination.BON will notify the examinee for a removal examination. 5. Requirement for Inactive RNs returning to practice: Nurses who have NOT actively practice for 5 consecutive years & are returning to the practice,shall undergo 1 month didactic training & 3 months practicum.BON will accredit the hospital to conduct the training. 6. Comprehensive Nursing Specialty Program: The DOH will train these RNs.after the training these RNs are obliged to serve the Phil. For at least 2 years of continuous service. 7. RNs who violates the provision of RA 9173 will be fine of P50,000.00 nor more than P100,000.00 or imprisonment of 1 year or not more than 6 years. 8. In the opening of Nursing programs/colleges,the BON is only RECOMMENDATORY to the CHED to close a non performing nursing school. 9. In the issue of VOLUNTEERISM among RNs.All hospitals offering specialty training should apply to the BON ( CPE council division) for accreditation, before they conduct such training. 10. Ethical principles: Examples of Beneficence/Non-maleficence,Autonomy,Veracity,Fidelity,Justice. A. Medical-Surgical Nursing: 1. Care of clients with HIV infection/AIDs and treatments 2. Care of clients with Herpes zoster,Impetigo,Acne vulgaris,Pressure ulcer and Burns ( emergent care) 3. Nursing intervention of Sub/Total gastrectomy,Whipple procedure,pancreaticoduodenectomy (postop care). 4. Stoma care following Laryngectomy/ TURP clients care (post-op) 5. Nursing care of DM type 1 & II /Diabetes Isipidus 6. S/S of Addisons disease & Cushing disease/ Assessment of Gastric & Duodenal Ulcers/ s/s Dumping syndrome. 7. Bariatric surgery reduction of gastric capacity that maybe performed with morbid obesity to produce permanent weight loss.

8. Care of clients with Parkinsons disease,Death/Dying (Kubler Ross) Hemorrhoids,Appendicitis,Pneumothorax,Legionnaires disease,TB,S/S of MI and Angina pectoris, HPN,Uremic syndrome,renal calculi. 9. Care of clients with Cataract,Retinal detachment,Glaucoma (post-op care),Otosclerosis, Spinal Cord Injury,CVA ( interventions),West nile virus infection,Compartment syndrome (assessment),Gout ( assessment),TRIAGE in emergency nursing. 10. Clinical procedures will be incorporated in the Medical-Surgical questions. Republic Act No: 9173 1. Foreign RN can be given a Special/Temporary permit to practice nursing in the Philippines.This permit shall be effective only for the duration of the project,medical mission or employment contract. 2. Foreign RN CAN NOT be given a Special/Temporary permit if found convicted of any criminal offense involving moral turpitude,quilty of immoral or dishonourable conduct, declared by the court to be of unsound mind. 3. RN Re-issuance of revoked certificate/License: After the expiration of a maximum period of 4 years from the date of revocation. 4. To pass the PNLE general average of 75% or higher with a rating of not below 60% in any subject.If the general average is 75% or higher but one subject is below 60% a removal exam.only in the failed subject, Shall be taken within 2 years after the last failed examination.BON will notify the examinee for a removal examination. 5. Requirement for Inactive RNs returning to practice: Nurses who have NOT actively practice for 5 consecutive years & are returning to the practice,shall undergo 1 month didactic training & 3 months practicum.BON will accredit the hospital to conduct the training. 6. Comprehensive Nursing Specialty Program: The DOH will train these RNs.after the training these RNs are obliged to serve the Phil. For at least 2 years of continuous service. 7. RNs who violates the provision of RA 9173 will be fine of P50,000.00 nor more than P100,000.00 or imprisonment of 1 year or not more than 6 years. 8. In the opening of Nursing programs/colleges,the BON is only RECOMMENDATORY to the CHED to close a non performing nursing school. 9. In the issue of VOLUNTEERISM among RNs.All hospitals offering specialty training should apply to the BON ( CPE council division) for accreditation, before they conduct such training. 10. Ethical principles: Examples of Beneficence/Non-maleficence,Autonomy,Veracity,Fidelity,Justice. A. Medical-Surgical Nursing: 1. Care of clients with HIV infection/AIDs and treatments 2. Care of clients with Herpes zoster,Impetigo,Acne vulgaris,Pressure ulcer and Burns ( emergent care) 3. Nursing intervention of Sub/Total gastrectomy,Whipple procedure,pancreaticoduodenectomy (postop care). 4. Stoma care following Laryngectomy/ TURP clients care (post-op) 5. Nursing care of DM type 1 & II /Diabetes Isipidus 6. S/S of Addisons disease & Cushing disease/ Assessment of Gastric & Duodenal Ulcers/ s/s Dumping syndrome. 7. Bariatric surgery reduction of gastric capacity that maybe performed with morbid obesity to produce permanent weight loss. 8. Care of clients with Parkinsons disease,Death/Dying (Kubler Ross) Hemorrhoids,Appendicitis,Pneumothorax,Legionnaires disease,TB,S/S of MI and Angina pectoris, HPN,Uremic syndrome,renal calculi. 9. Care of clients with Cataract,Retinal detachment,Glaucoma (post-op care),Otosclerosis, Spinal Cord Injury,CVA ( interventions),West nile virus infection,Compartment syndrome (assessment),Gout ( assessment),TRIAGE in emergency nursing. 10. Clinical procedures will be incorporated in the Medical-Surgical questions.

POINTERS FOR TODAY JUNE 27, 2011 A. Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing 1. Phrases of therapeutic nurse-clients relationship. ( what to expect as a Nurse in these phrases) 2. Nursing Intervention of Coping and defense mechanism 3. Differentials voluntary/ Involuntary admission, right to confidentiality 4. Milieu therapy ( example), behavior therapy, cognitive, group therapy (stages) family therapy. 5. Care of client with post- traumatic stress disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, depression, paranoid (intervention) alteration in sexual behavior 6. Differentiate Anorexia/ Bulimia (interventions) 7. Childrens grief (from birth to 1 year, 1 to 2 years, 2-5 years, 5-9 years, pre-adolescent), child abuse 8. Nursing care of client undergoing ECT 9. Nursing Intervention of MAOIs, lithium, Cogentin, medications to treat ADHD. A. Maternity Nursing 1. Gravidity and parity (Nageles Rule) GTPAL 2. Presumptive / probable signs/ measuring fundal height 3. Maternal risk factors ( German measles, STD, HIV) 4. Discomforts in pregnancy and physiological maternal changes, breast feeding, post-partum discomforts 5. D.M. in pregnancy (interventions), DIC, Ectopic pregnancy (S/s) 6. Care of pregnantclient with pre-eclampsia, abruptio placenta, supine hypotensive syndrome, fetal distress 7. Differentiate false/ true labor/ mechanism of labor 8. Obstetrical procedures such as, bishop score, amniotomy, episiotomy, CS (post-op care) hemorrhage ( complications, assessment) "Let's start with what we can be thankful for, and get our mind into that vibration, and then watch the good that starts to come, because one thought leads to another thought." Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing Phrases of therapeutic nurse-clients relationship. ( what to expect as a Nurse in these phrases) Nursing Intervention of Coping and defense mechanism Differentials voluntary/ Involuntary admission, right to confidentiality Milieu therapy ( example), behavior therapy, cognitive, group therapy (stages) family therapy. Care of client with post- traumatic stress disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, depression, paranoid (intervention) alteration in sexual behavior 6. Differentiate Anorexia/ Bulimia (interventions) 7. Childrens grief (from birth to 1 year, 1 to 2 years, 2-5 years, 5-9 years, pre-adolescent), child abuse 8. Nursing care of client undergoing ECT 9. Nursing Intervention of MAOIs, lithium, Cogentin, medications to treat ADHD. A. Maternity Nursing 1. Gravidity and parity (Nageles Rule) GTPAL 2. Presumptive / probable signs/ measuring fundal height 3. Maternal risk factors ( German measles, STD, HIV) 4. Discomforts in pregnancy and physiological maternal changes, breast feeding, post-partum discomforts 5. D.M. in pregnancy (interventions), DIC, Ectopic pregnancy (S/s) 6. Care of pregnantclient with pre-eclampsia, abruptio placenta, supine hypotensive syndrome, fetal distress 7. Differentiate false/ true labor/ mechanism of labor 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

8. Obstetrical procedures such as, bishop score, amniotomy, episiotomy, CS (post-op care) hemorrhage ( complications, assessment) "Let's start with what we can be thankful for, and get our mind into that vibration, and then watch the good that starts to come, because one thought leads to another thought." A. Clinical Procedures Maslows Hierarchy of Needs Assessment assault examination Transfer from bed to stretcher Transfer from bed to wheelchair Credes maneuver Lumbar puncture/ bone marrow aspiration and biopsy Care of clients with CVP, TPN, Blood transfusion Care of clients with permanent pacemaker, temporary pacemaker insertion and epicardial pacemaker Care of clients with pulse oximetry, Tracheostomy, Incentive spirometry, humidifier, nebulizer therapy, chest physiotherapy, chest tube care, latex allergy protocol Care of clients with seizure, CSF, ICP Care of clients with NGT, Gastrostomy feeding colostomy and ileostomy, abdominal paracentesis, enema administration Care of clients with CBI (Continuous Bladder Irrigation), peritoneal dialysis, nephrostomy and cystostomy tube care Care of clients with cervical collar application, cast, stump and prosthesis Fetal assessment- FHR, amniocentesis Labor and delivery-uterine contraction, tocolytic therapy, oxytocin therapy, amniotomy, postpartum, fundal assessment Neonatal monitoring- apgar scoring, apnea monitoring Neonatal treatments-thermuregulation, phototherapy Neonatal feeding breast feeding, breast pumps and gavage feeding Circumcision and RhoGAM administration Bryants traction, Hip-Spica cast care

Reference Book: Lippincotts Nursing Procedures 5th Edition

POINTERS TO REVIEW TODAY JUNE 21, 2011

A. Clinical Procedures Maslows Hierarchy of Needs Assessment assault examination Transfer from bed to stretcher Transfer from bed to wheelchair Credes maneuver Lumbar puncture/ bone marrow aspiration and biopsy Care of clients with CVP, TPN, Blood transfusion Care of clients with permanent pacemaker, temporary pacemaker insertion and epicardial pacemaker Care of clients with pulse oximetry, Tracheostomy, Incentive spirometry, humidifier, nebulizer therapy, chest physiotherapy, chest tube care, latex allergy protocol Care of clients with seizure, CSF, ICP Care of clients with NGT, Gastrostomy feeding colostomy and ileostomy, abdominal paracentesis, enema administration Care of clients with CBI (Continuous Bladder Irrigation), peritoneal dialysis, nephrostomy and cystostomy tube care Care of clients with cervical collar application, cast, stump and prosthesis Fetal assessment- FHR, amniocentesis Labor and delivery-uterine contraction, tocolytic therapy, oxytocin therapy, amniotomy, postpartum, fundal assessment Neonatal monitoring- apgar scoring, apnea monitoring Neonatal treatments-thermuregulation, phototherapy Neonatal feeding breast feeding, breast pumps and gavage feeding Circumcision and RhoGAM administration Bryants traction, Hip-Spica cast care