N: Emergency Nursing. Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile 135

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N: Emergency Nursing Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile 135

Competency: N-1 Multi-Systems Assessment N-1-1 N-1-2 N-1-3 N-1-4 Demonstrate knowledge and ability to apply critical thinking and clinical judgment to adapt health assessment to emergency nursing. Demonstrate ability to perform neurological assessment: neurological vital signs generalized seizure activity glasgow coma scale level of consciousness loss of consciousness motor function pupil reaction oxygen saturation sensory function visual acuity. Demonstrate ability to perform peripheral neurovascular assessment: peripheral assessment color, sensation, movement (CSM). Demonstrate ability to perform respiratory assessment: accessory muscle use auscultation of lung fields colour cough cyanosis expectorated secretions jugular vein distention O 2 saturation per monitor 136 Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile

Competency: N-1 Multi-Systems Assessment Page: 2 N-1-4 N-1-5 N-1-6 N-1-7 Demonstrate ability to perform respiratory assessment: (continued) peak flow respiration rate, rhythm, quality tracheal deviation tracheal tug. Demonstrate ability to assess the cardiovascular system: application of ECG leads and monitoring application of external cardiac monitoring leads auscultation of chest blood pressure, postural, and palpable BP heart rate, rhythm, and peripheral pulses heart sounds (S1,S2) capillary refill perspiration pitting edema signs or symptoms of infection lab findings. Demonstrate ability to perform a musculoskeletal assessment: soft tissue injuries / multiple system injuries / trauma fractures dislocations degenerative disorders mobility and ambulation. Demonstrate ability to perform genitourinary assessment: assess patency of urinary catheter bladder scanning check external genitalia for signs of trauma insert and remove catheter lab findings monitor urinary output palpate for bladder distention strain urine for calculi. Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile 137

Competency: N-1 Multi-Systems Assessment Page: 3 N-1-8 N-1-9 Demonstrate ability to complete a gynecological assessment: gravida, para, abortions last normal menstrual period (LNMP) vaginal discharge or blood loss previous gynecological surgery cramping, labor pains length of last labor previous premature births birth control history pregnancy testing. Demonstrate the knowledge and ability to document and report assessment findings to the appropriate health professional. 138 Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile

Competency: N-2 Identify Priority Needs N-2-1 Demonstrate ability to collaborate within health team and contribute to client assessment: perform rapid primary initial assessment perform secondary assessment that relates to clients overall health status obtain relevant health history recognize individuals at risk for self harm and or harm to others assess need for precautionary measures follow isolation techniques ensure client confidentiality and privacy within limits of environment describe symptoms pain assessment participate in the triage and screening of clients record findings and report to health team. Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile 139

Competency: N-3 Nursing Interventions N-3-1 Demonstrate knowledge and ability to perform nursing procedures such as: administer medications (See Competency Band U) apply and monitor cardiac monitor assemble and use ambubag bladder irrigation burn dressings catheter insertion, removal, care, irrigation ensure consent is signed for invasive procedures gastrointestinal interventions i.e., insertion of nasogastric tube, enema hot and cold compresses monitor client on ongoing basis circulatory, vital signs, O 2 saturation ophthalmic interventions ostomy care and irrigation pre-operative care prepare body for morgue and viewing while maintaining the integrity of forensic evidence prepare client for procedures and treatments provide infusion therapy (see Competency Band V) remove sutures and staples wound care other treatments and procedures as appropriate within scope of practice apply and monitor telemetry apply 12 and 15 lead ECG and connection to cardiac monitor initiate peripheral infusion (see Competency Band V) non-stress tests on prenatal clients phlebotomy (see Competency Band DD). 140 Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile

Restricted Activity Authorization Competency: N-4 Assist with Emergency Interventions N-4-1 Demonstrate knowledge and ability to assist the physician / nurse practitioner with interventions such as: complex dressing procedures irrigations manual traction preserving amputated parts restraints stabilize fractures suturing of wounds adult / child abuse / sexual assault procedures application of mast trousers application of traction apparatus and pins Bier block / pneumatic tourniquet biopsy blood alcohol samples with appropriate documents compartment and compression syndrome measurement gastric lavage lumbar puncture nerve block paracentesis plastic surgery and amputation thoracentesis measure for and insert oral airway, as appropriate assist with other treatments and procedures as appropriate and necessary. Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile 141

Competency: N-4 Assist with Emergency Interventions Page: 2 N-4-2 Demonstrate understanding of restricted activity in LPN Regulations authorizing administration of nitrous oxide: All regulated members may provide the restricted activity of administering nitrous oxide for the purposes of anaesthesia or sedation if a person who is authorized to provide that restricted activity is on site and immediately available to assist. Health Professions Act LPN Regulation 2003 142 Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile

Competency: N-5 Knowledge of Equipment N-5-1 Demonstrate knowledge and ability to set up and maintain equipment and devices such as: automatic blood pressure meter change portable O 2 infusion pumps peak flow meter pulse oximetry for adults and pediatrics chest tube tray and commercial drainage system intravenous lines suction and suction pumps spirometry cautery equipment ECG machine nitrous oxide tanks ventilator machines other specialized equipment as appropriate and necessary. Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile 143

Competency: N-6 Support and Teach Client / Family N-6-1 Demonstrate knowledge and ability to support and teach client, family, and significant others in the emergency nursing environment. 144 Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile