Nclex Diagnosis Treatment!!

KAYBDT6, BSN, RN · Aug 23, 2009

CONTACT PRECAUTION

Private room: if possible or cohort if private room is not available.

Gloves: when entering the pt room and remove before exit the pt room. change gloves after having contact with infective material that may contain high concentration of microorganism or fecal material or wound drainage.

Hand washing: wash hands after removing gloves and before leaving the room.

Gown: when entering the pt room, if anticipating that clothing will have contact with the pt such as incontinence, diarrhea, ileostomy, colostomy and wound drainage

Pt transport: ensure precautions are maintained to reduce risk of transmission

Equipment: single, but if common equipment is used, clean and disinfect between pt.

UjonesRN · Aug 23, 2009

thanks so much!!! You are still helping even though u already pass u are god sent!!:dncgcpd:

KAYBDT6, BSN, RN · Aug 24, 2009

DROPLET PRECAUTION

Pt placement: private room, cohort or maintain spatial separation of 3 feet from other pt or visitor. Cohort if private room is not available.

Mask: wear mask when working w/i 3 ft of a pt or upon entering the room

Pt transport- limit transport of pt to essential purpose only. Use surgical mask on the pt during transport.

von9 · Aug 25, 2009

kay,

you'r such a big help on this board,your practice questions are very helpful,if you have any more helpful tips,I can suerly used them,fail NCLEX for the 4 time last week. thanks in advance.

KAYBDT6, BSN, RN · Aug 26, 2009

[quote=von9;3824550

]kay,

you're such a big help on this board,your practice questions are very helpful,if you have any more helpful tips,I can surely used them, fail NCLEX for the 4 time last week. thanks in advance.

You make me :crying2: . How i wish i can help, but the distance! what do you think i can do to be of help? If will can find time i think your next time will be History. Let brainstorm on strategy to use to assist. Do you have access to computer? let see what tomorrow will look like. Are you ready to study with me via computer? Or what do you suggest? :levcmmt:

KAYBDT6, BSN, RN · Aug 26, 2009

airborne precaution

pt placement: private room with negative air pressure with 6-12 air change/ hr. discharge of air outdoors or hepa filtration. if air is recirculated, keep room door closed and pt in the room.

respiratory protection: wear n95 respirator when entering the room of a pt with known or suspected person with infection such as pulmonary tb. also suspected pt should not enter the room of a pt with known or suspected of having measles (rubeola), varicella (chickenpox). if suspected pt must enter, the pt must wear n95 respirator.

respirator or surgical mask is not required if immune to measles and varicella.

pt transport: limit transport of pt from to essential purpose only. use surgical mask on pt during transport.

NCLEXEATER · Aug 26, 2009

You're God sent. Keep it up! Thanks!!:rcgtku:

von9 · Aug 26, 2009

Hi Kay,I am ready to get down into some serious studying,i've wiped the tears from my eyes and now it's time to get busy.i have access to a computer,and i will check the site frequntlyfor updates.Kay, remember as you help me and others,god is continuing to bless you.

KAYBDT6, BSN, RN · Aug 26, 2009

hi kay,i am ready to get down into some serious studying,i've wiped the tears from my eyes and now it's time to get busy.i have access to a computer,and i will check the site frequntlyfor updates.kay, remember as you help me and others,god is continuing to bless you.

can will start the treatment plan right- away?

von9 · Aug 26, 2009

Hi Kay,ready when you are.

UjonesRN · Aug 26, 2009

Kay like the above post said you are a great help :redbeathe Thanx so much!!! I am learning from your study group questions!! :lttang: