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1 1 NURS 0951 VOCATIONAL NURISNG PROGRAM FALL 2016 SKILLS LAB SCHEDULE The COS Nursing Lab Website can be found at All Videos will be available through the Evolve.Elsevier Student Resource: Clinical Skills Essentials Collection, 1 st Ed.
2 2 Week #1 Wednesday 8/17 Skills Lab: Every Wednesday 1-5 Clinical Lab: Thursday & Friday 8-4 s: Thursday & Friday, Times TBA Introduction to Skills Lab: Assign group numbers/stations Establish groups Size for gloves Tour and supplies Introduce videos Must watch HIPPA video and read handout found at y.com Thursday 8/18 Demo: Gloving and De-gloving Demo: Setting up patient environment 1. Performing hand hygiene (T) 2. Assisting with a Gown change (p) 3. Making an Unoccupied bed(p) 4. Performing a complete or partial bedbath (p) 5. Performing a back massage (p) 6. Assessing skin, hair, hair, nails (p) 7. Performing hair care and shampoo (p) 8. Shaving a male patient (p) 9. Performing nail care (p) 10. Oral hygiene for the unconscious patient (p) 11. Cleaning dentures (p) Measuring Height and Weight Tub Bath, Shower Friday 8/19 #1 Performing Hand Hygiene 12. Assisting with a bedpan (p) 13. Assisting with a urinal (p) 14. Peri-care female (p) 15. Peri-care male (p) 16. Assisting with meals (p) Taking Aspiration Precautions Week #2 Wednesday 8/24 CAREPLAN: -Discuss MCPs and examples: 1 st MCP due on 9/2 no grade just practice Self-Care deficit All partner check-off for Hygiene and ADLs (instructors will be spot checking) 17. Blood pressure two step (T) 18. Assessing Apical pulse (p) 19. Assessing Radial pulse (p) 20. Assessing Respiratory Rate (p) 21. Taking Temperatures (p) 22. Assessing Pain (p) 23. Applying a nasal cannula (p) 24. Measuring oxygen saturation (p) Blood pressure one step Ensuring oxygen safety Setting oxygen flow rates Thursday 8/25 Continue partner check-off for Hygiene and ADLs (instructors will be spot checking) Bring lunch (and blind fold) to have partner assist in feeding* 25. Using PPE (T) 26. Making an Occupied bed (T) 27. Assisting with moving a patient in bed (p) 28. Assisting with positioning a new patient in bed (p) Friday 8/26 Bring lunch (and blind fold) to have partner assist in feeding* *Review Fundamentals Chp. 27: Feeding Assistance: Skill 27-1 (pg 478) Continue partner check-off for Hygiene and ADLs (instructors will be spot checking) Finish weeks 1-2 Introductions
3 3 Week #3 Wednesday 8/31 #17 Blood Pressure Two Step Partner Check-off: Continue finishing any partner ADL/vitals check offs introduced during week 1-2 (#1-28) 29. & 30. Measuring Intake and Output / Wound Drainage Systems (T) combined skill Thursday 9/1 #17 Blood Pressure Two Step Partner Check-off: Continue finishing any partner check-offs # Sterile Gloving (T) Friday 9/2 #25 PPE with #26 Occupied bedmaking (groups of 4) All Partner Check-offs introduced week 1-2 to be completed!! 32. Head to Toe Assessment (T) DUE: 1 st Mini Clinical Plan (MCP) due: no grade just practice NANDA: Self-Care deficit Week #4 Wednesday 9/7 Thursday 9/8 Friday 9/9 #29 & 30. Measuring Intake and Output/Wound Drainage Systems Practice: Full Body Assessment ---listen to sound trainers Partner Check-offs Due 33. Providing Post op Care (p) 34. Teaching Post op Exercises(p) Make teaching card Promoting Family Support and Participation #29 & 30. Measuring Intake and Output/Wound Drainage Systems #31 Sterile Gloving Practice: Full Body Assessment ---listen to sound trainers Partner Check-offs Due 35. Performing passive ROM (T) 36. Applying Restraints (p) 37. Applying Elastic Stockings (p) 38. Assisting with Ambulation Using a Gait Belt (p) 39.Teaching Crutches & Walker (p) In Class Demo Using Restraint Alternatives Using a Sequential Compression Devices #31 Sterile Gloving Practice: Full Body Assessment ---listen to sound trainers ROM Partner Check-offs Due 33. Providing Post op Care (p) 34. Teaching Post op Exercises(p) 40. Transferring from a Bed to a Wheelchair (p) 41. Transferring from a Bed to a Stretcher (p) 42. Breaking a Fall/Incident Report (p) -In Class Demo Using A Hydraulic Lift
4 4 Week #5 Wednesday 9/14 #32 Full Body Assessment #35 ROM (draw 4 movements) 43. Discontinuing IV Therapy(T) (Complete in Hospital) 44. & 45. Changing a DRY Dressing with Suture & Staple Removal (T) Suture & Staple removal will be an in Class Demo. Dry Dressing has a skills video Mobility/Activity skills: 36. Applying Restraints (p) 37. Applying Elastic Stockings (p) 38. Assisting with Ambulation Using a Gait Belt (p) Establishing and Maintaining a sterile field Thursday 9/15 #32 Full Body Assessment #35 ROM (draw 4 movements) 46. Performing Blood Glucose Testing(T) (Complete in Hospital) 47. Collecting a Swab Specimen (p) In Class Demo Mobility/Activity skills 40. Transferring from a Bed to a Wheelchair (p) 41. Transferring from a Bed to a Stretcher (p) Hospital Orientation FMC TBA Friday 9/16 #32 Full Body Assessment #35 ROM (draw 4 movements) 39.Teaching Crutches & Walker (p) 42. Breaking a Fall/Incident Report (p) Finish All Mobility Skills (#36-42) Hospital Orientation SNF TBA Week #6 Wednesday 9/21 #43 IV removal (in Hospital) complete before end of semester #44 & 45 Dry Dressing Change with Suture & Staple Removal 48. Applying a Condom Catheter (p) 49. Performing Intermittent Straight Catheterization (T) Thursday 9/22 Friday 9/ Collecting a Swab Specimen (p) Using Prepackaged Sterile Kit
5 5 Week #7 Wednesday 9/28 Cont: #44 & 45 Dry Dressing Change with Suture & Staple Removal Thursday 9/29 Friday 9/ Inserting an Indwelling Urinary Catheter in a Female Patient (T) 51. Removing an Indwelling Urinary Catheter (T) 52. Providing Catheter Care (p) 53. Obtaining a specimen from an Indwelling Urinary Catheter (T) 54. Collecting a midstream Urine Specimen (P) 55. Screening Urine for Chemical Properties (P) Irrigating a Urinary Catheter Caring for a suprapubic catheter Week #8 Wednesday 10/5 Finish #44 & 45 Dry Dressing Change with Suture & Staple Removal #46 Performing Blood Glucose Testing (T) Complete in Hospital Thursday 10/6 2 nd Mini clinical plan due to clinical instructor Impaired mobility Friday 10/7 NO SCHOOL 56. Pouring a Sterile Solution (p) 57. Performing Orophyrangeal suctioning (p) 58. Performing Nasotracheal and Nasophyrangeal suctioning (T) 48. Applying a Condom Catheter (p)
6 6 Week#9 Wednesday 10/12 Start #58. Performing Nasotracheal and Nasophyrangeal suctioning (T) 59. Providing Tracheostomy Care (T) 60. Collecting a sputum specimen (T) 56. Pouring a sterile solution (p) Thursday 10/13 Cont: # 58 Performing Nasotracheal and Nasophyrangeal suctioning (T) 61. Administering a cleansing enema (T) 62.Pouching a colostomy (p) 63.& 64. Stool Specimen & Fecal Occult Blood Testing (T) 57. Performing Orophyrangeal suctioning (p) Friday 10/14 Start #59. Providing Tracheostomy Care combined with #60 Collecting a sputum specimen (groups of two) 65. Gastric Occult Blood Testing (T) 66 & 67. Inserting a NG Tube & Removing a Feeding Tube (T) 68. Managing a NG Tube (p) 69. Providing enteral feedings (p) Pouching a Urostomy Week#10 Wednesday10/19 Cont. #59. Providing Tracheostomy Care combined with #60 Collecting a sputum specimen (groups of two) Thursday 10/20 #49 Straight Male Catheter #50, 51 Female Indwelling Catheter & Removal #53. Obtaining a specimen from an Indwelling Urinary Catheter Friday 10/21 Con t #49 Straight Male Catheter #50, 51 Female Indwelling Catheter & Removal #53. Obtaining a specimen from an Indwelling Urinary Catheter 70. Assessing Wounds (p) 71. Caring for Pressure Ulcers (p) 72. Irrigating Wounds (p) 73. Collecting a specimen for a wound culture (p) 74. Moist to Dry Dressing Change(T) 52. Providing Catheter Care (p) 75. Post Mortem Care (p)-in Class Demo 54. Collecting a midstream Urine Specimen (P) 55. Screening Urine for Chemical Properties (P) #3 Mini Care Plan due Ineffective Airway Clearance 76. Ensuring the Six (8) Rights of Medication Administration (p) 77. Preventing Medication Errors (p) 78. Handling Medication Variations (p) 79.Documenting Medication Administration (p) Set up medication drawers 62.Pouching a colostomy (p) Using Automated Medication Dispensing Systems (p)
7 7 Week#11 Wednesday10/26 Thursday 10/27 Friday 10/28 #61. Administering a cleansing enema #63 & 64. Stool Specimen & Fecal Occult Blood Testing Start: #66, 67 Inserting and Removing a NG tube #65. Fecal Occult Blood Testing 75. Post Mortem Care 68. Managing a NG Tube 69. Providing enteral feedings 1 st drug class QUIZ bronchodilators and antihistamines 80. Administering Oral Meds(T) 81. Administering Topical Meds(p) 82. Applying an Estrogen Patch or Nitroglycerin Ointment(T) 83. NG/PEG Meds(T) 4 th Mini Care Plan due Impaired Urinary elimination Week#12 Wednesday11/2 #66, 67 Inserting and Removing a NG tube #65. Gastric Occult Blood Testing 84. Administering eye meds(t) 85. Administering ear meds(t) 86. Nasal Medications(T) In Class Demo 87. Inserting a rectal suppository (T) Thursday 11/3 Wednesday 11/4 70. Assessing Wounds 71. Caring for Pressure Ulcers 72. Irrigating Wounds 73. Collecting a Wound Culture Specimen 2 nd Drug QUIZ- Diuretics
8 8 Week#13 Wednesday11/9 Thursday 11/10 Friday 11/11 #74 Moist to Dry Dressing Change NO SCHOOL Partner check-off Due : 76. Ensuring the Six Rights of Medication Administration 77. Preventing Medication Errors 78. Handling Medication Variations 79. Documenting Medication Administration 5 th Mini Care Plan due to clinical instructor-- Acute Pain Week#14 Wednesday 11/16 Cont. #74 Moist to Dry Dressing Change START MEDICATION TESTING: #80. Administering Oral Meds #81. Administering Topical Meds #82. Applying an Estrogen Patch or Nitroglycerin Ointment #83 NG/Tube Medications Partner check-off Due : 81. Administering Topical Meds Thursday 11/17 #6 MCP due to clinical instructor-- Risk for Injury Friday 11/18 3 rd Drug QUIZ Opioids
9 9 Week#15 Wednesday 11/23 Cont. #80. Administering Oral Meds #81. Administering Topical Meds #82. Applying an Estrogen Patch or Nitroglycerin Ointment #83 NG/Tube Medications Partner check-off Due : All Partner Check-offs completed! 4 th Drug QUIZ- Antihypertensives Thursday 11/24 NO SCHOOL Friday 11/25 NO SCHOOL Week #16 Wednesday 11/30 #84 Eye Medication #85 Ear Medications #86 Nasal Medications #87 Rectal Suppository Thursday 12/1 Mini ECP on a clinical patient due Thursday 12/1/16 Friday 12/2 Week #17 Wednesday 12/7 FINISH ALL MEDICATION TESTING (#80-87) 5 th drug QUIZ Antiemetics Thursday 12/8 Friday 12/9 Final skills scenario testing Schedule TBA *Turn in Final Objective Count to clinical instructor *Turn in Completed Skills Sheets
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