ED Admit to Inpatient Rm EPIC: ED: TRANSFER NOTE ATT: @ATTPROV@PCP: @PCP@@NAME@ @AGE@(@BDAY@)@DEPTNME@@RRHLOS@MRN: @MRN@ Current attending in ED: @ATTPHY@ SYNOPSIS @NAME@ is a @AGE@ @SEX@ ***@NOTESUMMARIES(1&0&0)@ {SNP Linked Labs:23727} Admitted for@PROBLEM@ @PROB@ NURSING HANDOFF Plan: Pending workup/admit . All questions answered to the patient’s satisfaction. All personal belongings were with the patient including all electronics,…
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This is a primer on CBC basics: a common lab test…
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Myasthenia Crisis Needs to have central line for last line: IVIG then if that doesn’t work, plasmaphoresis. Takes Memantine to help block neuromuscular blockers? RT will watch pt for loss of airway, and will probably place on BIPAP minimal FiO2 then…
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Medical Spanish: ED Psych Pre-screening Questions Hi my name is Howie. I am going to be your nurse for today. Before we start, I’m going to ask you some pre-screening questions just to make sure we are “all on the same page.” But first we are going to attach you to our vital signs monitor…
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UC East Documentation Charting Notes #Epic #UCSD…
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UCE: Guideline for Titration of Vasoactive, Analgesic, Sedative, andParalytic Continuous Medication Infusions Download: WD1073.pdf (ucsd.edu)…
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Block charting is used to prevent false drip titration inefficacy by simple annotating the start, max, and end times of your rapid drip documentation. This is useful and convenient for emergencies requiring constant dose changes.…
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