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GI Study
GI Study
MEDS
QUESTION COUMADIN AND FUROSEMIDE
Generic Name Classification Action/purpose Side/adverse Nursing cons &
effects teaching
Insulin Used for type II Allow glucose to -weight gain -check glucose
diabetics enter cells (also -redness/swellin before meals
K+) to lower g @ site and at bedtime
blood glucose Hypoglycemia: -if glucose level
levels lethargy, is >110/120
confusion (follow sliding
scale guidelines)
INSULIN
Type Onset Duration Specific to type
Rapid acting 5-15min 1.5 mean (1-2hrs) Must give with food
(-log, lispro, asparte)
Regular 30min 3 mean (2-4) Can give intravenous
(-lin)
NURSING DIAGNOSIS
Nursing Diagnosis Evidence Interventions
Ineffective airway clearance r/t fluid volume deficit, thick -elevate HOB
secretions unable to -encouraging coughing &
expectorate, RR 24 deep breathing
-neb treatment
-suction trach
-monitor lungs, O2 sats
Fluid volume deficit r/t N/V/D for 2 days, inability -administer IVF as prescribed
to hold down oral fluids -auscultate lungs
-monitor u/o
-strict I&O
-daily weight
PRIORITIZATION OF SKILLS
1. Don proper PPE before entering room, introduce self, identify pt
2. Elevate HOB
3. Suction trach
4. Encourage to TCDB (turn, cough, deep breath)
5. Perform abbreviated assessment
6. Start IV
7. Administer vit. K
8. Start NS at 100ml/hr
9. Potassium 20 mEq/L w/ secondary tubing on pump 25 mL/hr
10. Insert NGT, place on CLWS
11. Rocephin 500 mg IVPB-NOT AVAILABLE FROM PHARMACY YET
12. Administer other meds
SKILLS
● Maintain O2 sats 90%/Trach suctioning
● IV catheter
● Start NS @ 100 ml/hr
● Vit K mg IVP stat
● IV push med
● NGT and attach to CLWS
● Administration via NGT
● Insulin administration