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Using equipment safely
                    Using standard and transmission-based precautions and asepsis procedures


               Health Promotion and Maintenance



                    Assessing the client’s ability to perform self-care
                    Considering lifestyle choices related to home care of the IV line
                    Identifying lifestyle choices related to receiving a blood transfusion
                    Providing client and family education regarding the administration of
                       parenteral nutrition at home
                    Providing health and wellness teaching to prevent complications
                    Teaching the client about prescribed medications or IV therapy
                    Teaching the client and family about care of the IV line
                    Teaching the client to monitor for signs and symptoms that indicate the need to
                       notify the primary health care provider


               Psychosocial Integrity


                    Assessing the client and family emotional response to treatment
                    Discussing role changes and alterations in lifestyle related to the client’s need to
                       receive IV therapy or parenteral nutrition
                    Facilitating client and family coping
                    Identifying support systems
                    Identifying cultural, religious, and spiritual factors influencing health
                    Keeping the family informed of client progress
                    Providing emotional support to significant others
                    Promoting an environment that will allow the client to express concerns


               Physiological Integrity


                    Administering blood products safely
                    Administering medications and IV therapy safely
                    Assessing and caring for central venous access devices
                    Assessing for expected and unexpected effects of interventions and
                       documenting findings
                    Assessing the mobility and immobility level of the client
                    Assisting the client with activities of daily living
                    Documenting the client’s response to complex care interventions
                    Handling medical emergencies
                    Identifying client allergies and sensitivities
                    Identifying the adverse effects of and contraindications to medication or IV
                       therapy
                    Initiating nursing interventions when medical or surgical complications arise
                    Managing a client with a burn or inhalation injury
                    Managing a client with a cardiovascular problem
                    Managing a client with a gastrointestinal problem



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