Happy Nurses Week
Across
- 1. This is pajamas or professional medical attire? You decide.
- 6. This is a profession known as “guardians of every breath”
- 8. This oxygen delivery method is frequently removed by patients
- 9. This is the object you hand patients - even when it’s in their reach
- 11. This is what we never seem to have enough of
- 14. This is the category of meds patients are often requesting
- 17. This is where you get all the details
- 19. This ends… eventually… probably
- 20. This patient position is never as easy to achieve as expected
- 22. This keeps things clean—and very strongly scented
- 23. This interval is Latin derived from “pro re nata”
- 26. This is what you do when you scan, scan again, and still double-check the med
- 29. This two-letter medication route is your best friend and worst enemy
- 30. This head-to-toe activity turns nurses into detectives
- 33. This two-letter reading might earn a call to the provider at 0230 ICU This unit is not for the faint of heart—or weak Folgers coffee PATIENT A person receiving medical treatment MAR This is where you find what to give, when to give it
- 34. This squiggly-lined test looks at the electrical signals of the heart
Down
- 2. This substance could probably be charted as a continuous infusion for staff
- 3. This professional can chart, medicate, comfort, and snack—all at once
- 4. This unit tradition features amazing food you barely have time to eat
- 5. This color code turns walking into running
- 7. This is our first line presser
- 10. This blue banana device is a fan favorite for avoiding the alternative
- 12. This is the captain of our ICU Ship
- 13. This tube. “Is it still needed?”
- 15. This digital system is where your time disappears
- 16. This is what we always seem to be out of in the fridge
- 18. This coworker deserves endless gratitude
- 19. This tool hangs around your neck like a badge of honor
- 21. This airway procedure quickly escalates a room into controlled chaos
- 24. This describes a princess shift in time
- 25. This number can skyrocket after climbing stairs with supplies
- 27. This is the number you never, ever want to guess
- 28. This device delivers meds and should not house air
- 31. This number is a good indicator of organ perfusion
- 32. This tube could be a Dobblehoffer