Lab Manual: Nursing The Hospitalized Adult

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180-212

Nursing the Hospitalized Adult

Lab Manual

Winter 2014

NURSING 180 – 212

LAB MANUAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

Table of Contents 1

Schedule 3

General Guidelines for Lab Experience 5

Q4 Competencies 7

LAB
WOUND CARE 11

LAB
INJECTIONS 21

Charting 31

LAB
IV THERAPY 33

Charting 42

LAB
OXYGENATION 45

LAB
NURSING PROCESS …………………………………………………………..51

LAB
RETURN DEMO – INFO 73

APPENDIX

Laboratory Evaluation Tool 79

NURSING 180-212 Winter 2014

WK. MONDAY
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 1

Jan. 16

2
Jan 20
Pharmacology

Jan. 21 Lab
Wound Care/
Afternoon Practice

Jan. 22 Lab
Wound Care/Afternoon Practice

Jan. 23
Charting

Jan. 27
HDSCR & Teaching & Learning #1

Jan. 28 Lab
Injections & Charting
Jan. 29 Lab
Injections & Charting
Jan. 30
Teaching & Learning #2

4
Feb. 3
Osteoporosis

Feb. 4 Lab
IV Therapy & Charting/Afternoon Practice
Feb. 5 Lab
IV Therapy & Charting/Afternoon Practice
Feb 6
Osteoarthritis

5
Feb. 10
Nursing Process

Feb. 11
O2 therapy
Practice
Feb. 12
O2 Therapy
Practice
Feb.13
Immobility 1

6
Feb. 17
Immobility 2

Feb. 18 Lab
Nursing Process

Feb. 19 Lab
Nursing Process

Feb. 20
Class Test #1

7
Feb. 24
Group dynamics

Feb. 25
Pharmacology test
Return Demo

Feb. 26
Pharmacology test
Return Demo

Feb. 27
Surgery #1

8
March 3
Surgery #2

March 4
Clinical week #1
March 5
Clinical week #1
March 6
Fractures

9
March 10
Surgery #3

March 11
Clinical week #2

March 12
Clinical week #2

March 13
Professionalism 1

10
March 17
Study Break

March 18
Study Break
March 19
Study Break
March 20
Study Break 11
March 24
Pain #1

March 25
Clinical week #3

March 26
Clinical week #3

March 27
Pain #2

12
March 31
Class Test #2

April 1
Clinical week #4

April 2
Clinical week #4

April 3
Professionalism 2: Legal Aspects of Nursing

13
April 7
Ecological Health through the Lifespan: Women

April 8
Clinical Wk. #5
April 9
Clinical week #5

April 10
Dealing with Escalating Behaviours

14
April 14
Atherosclerosis

April 15
Clinical Wk. #6
April 16
Clinical Week #6
April 17
Hypertension #1

15
April 21
Easter Holiday
April 22
Clinical Wk. #7
April 23
Clinical Week #7
April 25
Hypertension #2

16
April 28
CAD - Angina

April 29
Clinical Wk. #8

April 30
Clinical Wk. #8

May 1
MI

17
May 5
Heart Failure #1

May 6
Teaching & Learning Presentations

May 7
Teaching & Learning Presentations

May 8
Heart Failure #2

18
May 12
Ecological Health through the Lifespan: Men

GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR LAB EXPERIENCE

Laboratory activities are important as preparation for your hospital experience. To gain the most from these days it is imperative that you are well prepared with background knowledge through reading and completing all pre-lab activities.

Prior to scheduled lab:

Read and view all required readings and videos

Complete the study guides in the lab manual

Your knowledge of this material will be tested in exams and clinical application.

Lab attendance is compulsory, so you must not schedule other activities or appointments during your lab day.

The lab day is 0830 - 1600 h. Late arrival is considered unprofessional; presentations (lectures, videos, etc.) must not be interrupted. Latecomers will need to wait outside the lab until a suitable moment for entry is indicated by the teacher.

Bring to each lab:
Lab manual

Completed written preparation for the lab

Specified items as identified with the lab e.g. stethoscope.

Wear: Comfortable clothing
Flat shoes
No jewellery - other than that which is acceptable in the hospital, such as a watch with second hand, wedding ring, simple earrings.
No perfume. The lab is a scent-free environment.

Note: a pharm test will take place as per 212 schedule.

Completion of all lab requirements is a PREREQUISITE for attending clinical.MISSED LABS

If for some