Across
- 4. responsibility with information about abnormal vital signs, change in pt status or new pt concerns
- 7. Earliest sign of hypermagnesemia
- 8. discipline responsible for assessing and writing orders for pts with personal insulin pumps
- 9. requires parental consent if differing from original plan
- 10. Present to start all high risk medications
- 13. confirm name and DOB of patients in this way to prevent red rules violations
- 15. frequent and thorough assessments
- 16. Blood products should be administered within ----- minutes of being on the unit, or returned to blood bank
- 20. DVT prevention method 2
- 21. Ideal position for seizing patient if safe to move them
- 23. necessary VS assessment performed q1h when patient on magnesium
- 24. Symptom: SOB, chest tightness, cough, O2 sat under 95%, increased respirations, change in behavior, adventitious breath sounds
- 25. 20 min of documented category I FHR tracing before starting this popular induction agent is required
Down
- 1. pattern of steps utilized to outline subsequent interventions
- 2. initiate this protocol on babies <2500g, over >4000g, and born to DM mothers
- 3. Magnesium, blood products, pitocin, insulin, etc. require
- 5. DVT prevention method 1
- 6. when can we use a pts personal device to monitor/assess pt's clinical findings
- 11. First line of defense in preventing infection
- 12. Symptoms: vision changes, decreased LOC, muscle paralysis, loss of reflexes, change in respiratory pattern
- 14. Frequency of systems assessments (mom and baby)
- 16. BP reassessment after labetalol, first BP assessment in triage for HTN concerns
- 17. Goal for all pts who are bedbound or have restricted mobility
- 18. Permission
- 19. simple method to prevent missing important information during transfer of care
- 22. Assses BP 20 min post administration