CENTRAL LINE SALINE LOCK FLUSH

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CENTRAL LINE SALINE LOCK FLUSH Hello, my name is. This is the Central Line Saline Lock Flush Testing Station. This is the client. Here are the supplies you might need. You have already washed your hands, checked the MD s prescription and provided adequate patient teaching about the procedure. You have 5 minutes to complete What time does your watch say? START TIME Please tell me when you have completed all the critical elements for END TIME 1. Identifies client, comparing nameband to written name and number 2. Selects appropriate syringe of saline 3. Positions client supine in bed 4. Dons clean gloves 5. Cleans access port with alcohol gel cap and removes cap 6. Inserts hub of syringe into tubing 7. Opens clamp & flushes lock using Start-Stop technique 8. Closes clamp and removes syringe 9. Positions client for comfort 10. Maintains aseptic technique throughout procedure 11. Have you completed all the critical elements for this station? (? Asked) 12. Met time limit 5/12, 5/14, 12/18

Central Venous Catheter Dressing Change Hello, my name is. This is the Central Venous Catheter Dressing Change station. This is your client who has a central line. Here are the supplies you might need. You have already washed your hands, checked the MD s prescription, and provided adequate patient teaching about the procedure. You have 10 minutes to complete What time does your watch say? START TIME Please tell me when you have completed all the critical elements for END TIME 1. Identifies client, comparing nameband to written name and number 2. Positions patient in supine position with head turned away from site 3. Dons clean gloves and simulates donning mask 4. Carefully removes old dressing 5. Verbalizes would assess drainage and site for symptoms of infection, presence of sutures, and length of any external catheter present 6. Removes gloves and disposes of dressing and gloves 7. States would cleanse hands 8. Dons sterile gloves 9. Cleanses site with alcohol in concentric circles, states would repeat twice 10. Verbalizes would allow alcohol to air dry (is not wiped off) 11. Cleanses site with Chloraprep, rubbing back and forth with vigor 12. Verbalizes that Chloraprep cleansing will be performed for two minutes and allowed to air dry (is not wiped off) 13. Verbalizes site is dry. Aseptically applies antibiotic patch, blue side up 14. Applies transparent dressing to cover site (occlusive) 15. Verbalizes would label new dressing with date, time and initials 16. Removes gloves and disposes of soiled equipment 17. Maintains aseptic technique throughout procedure 18. Have you completed all the critical elements for this station? (? asked) 19. Met time limit 12/15, 12/18

Central Venous Catheter Removal Hello, my name is. This is the Central Venous Catheter Removal station. This is your client who has a central line. Here are the MD s prescription and the supplies you might need. You have already washed your hands, checked the doctor s prescription, and provided adequate patient teaching regarding the procedure. You have 10 minutes to complete What time does your watch say? Start time Please tell me when you have completed all the critical elements for End time 1. Identifies client, comparing nameband to written name and number 2. Positions patient in supine position with head turned away from site and removes pillow 3. Dons clean gloves 4. Carefully removes old dressing 5. Verbalizes would assess drainage and site for symptoms of infection 6. Removes gloves and disposes of dressing and gloves 7. States would cleanse hands 8. Dons cleans gloves 9. Simulates clipping sutures 10. Places 2 x 2 gauze over site and instructs patient to perform Valsalva 11. Smoothly removes catheter 12. Tells patient s/he can breathe normally 13. States would hold pressure on site for 5 minutes 14. Applies opaque or transparent occlusive dressing over gauze 15. States would inspect catheter for integrity, measure length, and compare to records of length inserted 16. Removes gloves and states would dispose of soiled equipment 17. Maintains aseptic technique throughout procedure 18. Have you completed all the critical elements for this station? (? asked) 19. Met time limit 5/12, 5/14, 12/18

IV Push Medication (Lock) Hello, my name is. This is the IV Push Medication (Lock) Testing Station. This is the client. This the MAR. Here are the date and time. Here are the supplies you might need. You have already washed your hands, checked the MD s orders, looked up the drug dosage, administration rate, actions, and side effects in your drug reference, and provided adequate patient teaching about the medication and procedure. Your drug reference states to give the prescribed dosage of the drug over minute(s). You have 10 minutes to complete this station. What time does your watch say? START TIME Please tell me when you have completed all the critical elements for END TIME 1. Draws up prescribed amount of medication 2. Identifies client, comparing nameband to written name and number 3. States has determined no allergy to medication 4. Assesses IV site for infiltration and/or phlebitis, stating if either is present, would not administer IV push med and would DC IV 5. Dons clean gloves 6. Cleans injection port with alcohol and inserts syringe filled with saline 7. Checks for blood return by pulling back on plunger of the syringe (states has blood return) 8. Flushes lock with saline and removes syringe 9. Cleans injection port with alcohol and inserts syringe filled with medication 10. Slowly injects med over prescribed time period 11. Assesses IV site during entire injection 12. Removes syringe 13. Cleans injection port with alcohol and inserts sterile syringe filled with saline 14. Flushes lock with saline and removes syringe 15. States would observe patient closely for reaction. 16. Documents medication administration 17. Maintains aseptic technique throughout procedure. 18. Have you completed all the critical elements for this station? (? asked) 19. Met time limit 5/14, 12/18

IV Push Medication (Running IV) Hello, my name is. This is the IV Push Medication in a running IV line Testing Station. This is the client. This is the MAR. Here are the date and time. Here are the supplies you might need. You have already washed your hands, checked the MD s prescription, looked up the drug dosage, administration rate, actions, and side effects in your drug reference, and have provided adequate patient teaching about the medication and procedure. Your drug reference states to give the prescribed dosage of the drug over minute(s). You have 10 minutes to complete What time does your watch say? START TIME Please tell me when you have completed all the critical elements for END TIME 1. Draws up prescribed amount of medication 2. Identifies client, comparing nameband to written name and number. 3. States has verified compatibility of med and IV solution in drug reference. 4. States has determined no allergy to medication 5. Assesses IV site for infiltration and/or phlebitis, stating if either is present, would not administer IV push med and DC IV. 6. Selects injection port closest to IV insertion site.. 7. Cleans injection port with alcohol and inserts medication syringe. 8. Pinches tubing above the injection port and checks for blood return by pulling back on plunger of the syringe (states has blood return). 9. Administers med while continuing to pinch tubing and slowly injects med over prescribed time period. 10. Assesses IV site during entire injection. 11. Releases pinched tubing and states would resume IV solution at prescribed rate. 12. Removes syringe. 13. States would observe patient closely for reaction. 14. Documents medication administration 15. Maintains aseptic technique throughout procedure. 16. Have you completed all the critical elements for this station? (?asked) 17. Met time limit 5/14, 12/18

Soft Restraints Hello my name is. This is the Soft Restraint application station. Your confused patient is attempting to pull out her tubes. The physician s prescription is for a soft wrist restraint for prevention of pulling out her NG and IV line. Your patient is here. You are to place one restraint on the patient. The supplies you might need are here. You have already washed your hands, checked the MD s prescription, and provided adequate patient/family teaching about the procedure. You have 5 minutes to complete What time does your watch say? START TIME Please tell me when you have completed all the critical elements for END TIME 1. Identifies client, comparing name and ID number 2. States that all other alternatives have been unsuccessful (reorientation, placing close to nurses station, bed alarm, chair alarm, covering IV sites, attendants, etc.). 3. Applies wrist restraint securely, allowing space for 2 fingers to slip between restraint and patient s wrist 4. Uses clip or ties restraint in a bow or slip knot 5. States would clip/tie restraint to an area which does not move or allow client to reach to unclip/untie it 6. States the following:. Would place call light within reach. Would observe client every 15minutes while in restraints. Would document regarding restraint, safety, circulation, ongoing need for restraint, and tolerance every 2 hours while in restraints.. Would reposition, check skin, and offer patient food, fluids, toileting a minimum of every 2 hours while in restraint. Would verify renewal of MD prescription for restraint every 24 hours 7. Have you completed all the critical elements for this procedure? 8. Met time limit 9/04, 1/06, 3/08, 5/12, 12/18