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Preface | |
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Beginning Procedure Actions | |
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Procedure Completion Actions | |
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Handwashing | |
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Putting on a Mask | |
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Putting on a Gown | |
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Putting on Gloves | |
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Removing Contaminated Gloves | |
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Removing Contaminated Gloves, Mask, and Gown | |
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Serving a Meal in an Isolation Unit | |
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Measuring Vital Signs in an Isolation Unit | |
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Transferring Nondisposable Equipment Outside of Isolation Unit | |
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Specimen Collection from a Patient in an Isolation Unit | |
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Caring for Linens in an Isolation Unit | |
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Transporting Patient to and from Isolation Unit | |
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Opening a Sterile Package | |
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Turning the Patient toward You | |
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Turning the Patient away from You | |
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Moving a Patient to the Head of the Bed | |
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Logrolling the Patient | |
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Applying a Transfer Belt | |
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Transferring the Patient from Bed to Chair-One Assistant | |
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Transferring the Patient from Bed to Chair-Two Assistants | |
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Transferring the Patient from Chair to Bed-One Assistant | |
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Transferring the Patient from Chair to Bed-Two Assistants | |
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Independent Transfer, Standby Assist | |
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Transferring the Patient from Bed to Stretcher | |
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Transferring the Patient from Stretcher to Bed | |
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Transferring the Patient with a Mechanical Lift | |
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Transferring the Patient onto and off the Toilet | |
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Transferring the Patient into and out of the Tub | |
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Transferring a Patient into and out of a Car | |
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Assisting the Patient to Walk with a Cane and Three-Point Gait | |
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Assisting the Patient to Walk with a Walker and Three-Point Gait | |
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Assisting the Falling Patient | |
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Measuring an Oral Temperature (Glass Thermometer) | |
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Measuring Temperature Using a Sheath-Covered Thermometer | |
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Measuring a Rectal Temperature (Glass Thermometer) | |
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Measuring an Axillary or Groin Temperature (Glass Thermometer) | |
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Measuring an Oral Temperature (Electronic Thermometer) | |
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Measuring a Rectal Temperature (Electronic Thermometer) | |
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Measuring an Axillary Temperature (Electronic Thermometer) | |
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Measuring a Tympanic Temperature | |
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Cleaning Glass Thermometers | |
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Counting the Radial Pulse | |
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Counting the Apical-Radial Pulse | |
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Counting Respirations | |
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Taking Blood Pressure | |
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Taking Blood Pressure with an Electronic Blood Pressure Apparatus | |
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Weighing and Measuring the Patient using an Upright Scale | |
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Weighing the Patient on a Chair Scale | |
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Measuring Weight with an Electronic Wheelchair Scale | |
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Measuring and Weighing the Patient in Bed | |
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Admitting the Patient | |
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Transferring the Patient | |
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Discharging the Patient | |
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Making a Closed Bed | |
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Opening the Closed Bed | |
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Making an Occupied Bed | |
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Making the Surgical Bed | |
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Assisting with the Tub Bath or Shower | |
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Bed Bath | |
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Changing the Patient's Gown | |
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Waterless Bed Bath | |
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Partial Bath | |
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Female Perineal Care | |
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Male Perineal Care | |
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Hand and Fingernail Care | |
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Bed Shampoo | |
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Dressing and Undressing the Patient | |
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Assisting with Routine Oral Hygiene | |
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Assisting with Special Oral Hygiene | |
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Assisting the Patient to Floss and Brush Teeth | |
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Caring for Dentures | |
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Backrub | |
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Shaving a Male Patient | |
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Daily Hair Care | |
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Giving and Receiving the Bedpan | |
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Giving and Receiving the Urinal | |
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Assisting with Use of the Bedside Commode | |
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Assisting the Patient Who Can Feed Self | |
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Feeding the Dependent Patient | |
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Applying an Ice Bag | |
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Applying a Disposable Cold Pack | |
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Applying an Aquamatic K-Pad | |
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Performing a Warm Soak | |
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Applying a Warm Moist Compress | |
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Assisting with Application of a Hypothermia Blanket | |
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Assisting with a Physical Examination | |
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Shaving the Operative Area | |
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Assisting the Patient to Deep Breathe and Cough | |
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Performing Postoperative Leg Exercises | |
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Applying Elasticized Stockings | |
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Applying Elastic Bandage | |
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Applying Pneumatic Compression Hosiery | |
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Assisting the Patient to Dangle | |
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Giving Postmortem Care | |
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Checking Capillary Refill | |
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Using a Pulse Oximeter | |
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Attaching a Humidifer to the Oxygen Flow Meter or Regulator | |
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Collecting a Sputum Specimen | |
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Applying an Arm Sling | |
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Procedure for Continuous Passive Motion | |
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Performing Range-of-Motion Exercises (Passive) | |
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Obtaining a Fingerstick Blood Sugar | |
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Testing Urine for Acetone: Ketostix Strip Test | |
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Caring for the Eye Socket and Artificial Eye | |
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Warm Eye Compresses | |
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Cool Eye Compresses | |
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Applying a Behind-the-Ear Hearing Aid | |
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Removing a Behind-the-Ear Hearing Aid | |
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Applying and Removing an In-the-Ear Hearing Aid | |
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Collecting a Stool Specimen | |
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Giving a Soap-Solution Enema | |
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Giving a Commercially Prepared Enema | |
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Inserting a Rectal Suppository | |
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Inserting a Rectal Tube and Flatus Bag | |
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Collecting a Routine Urine Specimen | |
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Collecting a Clean-Catch Urine Specimen | |
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Collecting a 24-Hour Urine Specimen | |
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Testing Urine with the HemaCombistix | |
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Routine Drainage Check | |
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Giving Indwelling Catheter Care | |
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Emptying a Urinary Drainage Unit | |
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Disconnecting the Catheter | |
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Applying a Condom for Urinary Drainage | |
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Connecting a Catheter to a Leg Bag | |
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Emptying a Leg Bag | |
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Breast Self-Examination | |
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Giving a Nonsterile Vaginal Douche | |
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Changing a Diaper | |
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Bathing an Infant | |
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Admitting a Pediatric Patient | |
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Weighing the Pediatric Patient | |
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Changing Crib Linens | |
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Changing Crib Linens (Infant in Crib) | |
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Measuring Pediatric Temperature | |
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Determining Pediatric Heart Rate (Pulse) | |
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Counting Respiratory Rate | |
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Measuring Pediatric Blood Pressure | |
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Bottle-Feeding an Infant | |
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Burping (Method A) | |
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Burping (Method B) | |
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Testing for Occult Blood using Hemoccult and Developer | |
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Collecting a Urine Specimen through a Drainage Port | |
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Removing an Indwelling Catheter | |
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Giving Routine Stoma Care (Colostomy) | |
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Routine Care of an Ileostomy (With Patient in Bed) | |
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Setting up a Sterile Field using a Sterile Drape | |
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Adding an Item to a Sterile Field | |
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Adding Liquids to a Sterile Field | |
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Applying and Removing Sterile Gloves | |
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Using Transfer Forceps | |
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Head-Tilt, Chin-Lift Maneuver | |
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Jaw-Thrust Maneuver | |
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Mask-to-Mouth Ventilation | |
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Adult CPR, One Rescuer | |
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Adult CPR, Two Rescuer | |
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Positioning the Patient in the Recovery Position | |
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Heimlich Maneuver-Abdominal Thrusts | |
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Assisting the Adult Who Has an Obstructed Airway and Becomes Unconscious | |
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CPR for Infants | |
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Obstructed Airway: Conscious Infant | |
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Obstructed Airway: Unconscious Infant | |
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CPR for Children, One Rescuer | |
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Child with Foreign Body Airway Obstruction | |