Mid-State Technical College

Summary of Chapter 3 Intro to UHDDS and ICD-10-CM Guidelines

Summary of Chapter 10 (H00-H59) Diseases of the Eye and Adnexa

Summary of Chapter 22B (T36-T88) Poisoning and Other Consequences of External Causes

Summary of Chapter 23 (V00-Y99) External Causes of Morbidity

STUDENT NAME Miranda SKILL NAME Gastrostomy feeding (G-tube) REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER Enter text. Nausea or vomiting; Skin irritation around the tubing site; Diarrhea three times or more in a 24-hr period. Use clean/sterile technique, address potential allergies, perform hand hygiene, educated on antibiotic use. ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATES

STUDENT NAME Miranda SKILL NAME Gastrostomy feeding (G-tube) REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER Enter text. Nausea or vomiting; Skin irritation around the tubing site; Diarrhea three times or more in a 24-hr period. Use clean/sterile technique, address potential allergies, perform hand hygiene, educated on antibiotic use. ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATES

..........SKILL NAME Gastrostomy feeding (G-tube) REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER Enter text. Nausea or vomiting; Skin irritation around the tubing site; Diarrhea three times or more in a 24-hr period. Use clean/sterile technique, address potential allergies, perform hand hygiene, educated on antibiotic use...............CONTINUED***

STUDENT NAME Miranda SKILL NAME Gastrostomy feeding (G-tube) REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER Enter text. Nausea or vomiting; Skin irritation around the tubing site; Diarrhea three times or more in a 24-hr period. Use clean/sterile technique, address potential allergies, perform hand hygiene, educated on antibiotic use. ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATES

STUDENT NAME Miranda SKILL NAME Gastrostomy feeding (G-tube) REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER Enter text. Nausea or vomiting; Skin irritation around the tubing site; Diarrhea three times or more in a 24-hr period. Use clean/sterile technique, address potential allergies, perform hand hygiene, educated on antibiotic use. ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATES

Pediatric IV infusion/IV push ATI Nursing Skills Template Ped IV Infusion Push Intravenous therapy (IV) if fluid or medicines given into the vein to treat a child’s medical condition. An IV is a catheter that is inserted into the child’s vein and secured. Fluid/meds are then given, also called IV infusion. IV push is when a Nurse gives the medication without the IV pump.