DRAW and ILLUSTRATE:  Different cellular elements of the blood. Heart. Label the parts
3. Make a blood flow chart
4. Different sites for venipuncure in adults
5. Different sizes of needles and their common uses
6. Color coding for the tube caps and give their compositions and specific actions
7. Origin of erythrocytes, leukocytes, and trombocytes
8. Different composition of centrifuge blood ( specimen placed in tubes with anticoagulant and non-additive tubes)
9. Different types of venipuncture and other specimen collection including the proper steps and tips. (Open system, closed system, butterfly system and capillary system)
10. Proper handwashing technique and its procedure.

Which of the following conditions has an increased risk of sudden cardiac death:

A. Wolff-Parkinson-white syndrome

B. all of these answers are correct

C. none of these answers are correct

D. long QT syndrome

E. brugada syndrome

Analyze the situation given and answer the questions briefly but substantially SITUATION: Mr. Jolli Bee, 48 y/o is suffering from cancer of the bones. He is due for operation which will require him to undergo amputation on his right arm. Before surgery, he was already given medication via IV.

Furthermore, after the surgery, he will have to undergo nuclear therapy requiring injection of isotopes. It is expected that he will have blood transfusion. After operation, it is also expected that nurses will have to perform wound care.

Questions: What are the wastes? Analyze and identify at least 10 specific medical wastes that can be generated and categorize each waste, label them according to color coding scheme and write how to handle or dispose them.

SCENARIO: Esrun Lacitcarp is a 21-year-old male who is brought into the Emergency Department by his parents when they noticed his mild confusion and fruity-smelling breath. According to his parents, Esrun was diagnosed with Type 1 DM 6 years ago and he has not been compliant with his Diabetic regimen for the past couple weeks.

He has been going out to the bar with friends almost every night and drinking alcohol and eating fast food.

They are unsure if he has been taking his Insulin. Esrun currently has c/o (complaints of) nausea 8: feeling weak. Assessment by the triage nurse reveals that he is confused to place and his VS were: Imi— Is. 98/68 EB 95% RA 3/10 Headache The nurse checks his BG and gets a reading of ‘HIGH’.

Once assessed by the ED MD, she orders STAT BW, Head CT with contrast, 1 L N Bolus of NS, a urinalysis & urine for ketones,

8: Tylenol 1g po q 6 hours are ordered. —.Em Na+ 1 – K+ Osmolali 12 Ketones Positive Following BW results Esrun is started on an insulin drip (Gtt) of Regular Insulin at 0.14 units/kg/hr with no loading dose 8: Q1hr BG checks. 1. Based on the data, what will the clients admitting diagnosis be?

What data from the above assessments would support this diagnosis? / 14 2. What physical findings could you expect for this patient during a H2T assessment? And what is the main cause for these abnormalities? Complete the table below. / 7 m Abnormal Assessment Findin 9. Main Cause for All _— _—

How and when are change management strategies used to conduct staff behavior changes give an example