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Nursing Essentials: IV Access and Medication Administration

California State University, Los Angeles SimX

A 56-year-old female was admitted to the oncology unit 8 days ago for chemotherapy management and supportive care due to treatment complications following a recurrence of breast cancer. She has a past history of a right-sided mastectomy with axillary lymph node removal. She has a left-sided tunneled central venous catheter...

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A 56-year-old female was admitted to the oncology unit 8 days ago for chemotherapy management and supportive care due to treatment complications following a recurrence...

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Case Information:
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Learner Population: Nursing
Specialty: Fundamentals
Author: California State University, Los Angeles, SimX
Language: English
Room size: 16x16
Setting: Hospital
Patient ect:
Patient Gender: Female
Tags: and SBAR Communication, Cancer Care, Central Line Dressing Change, Central Venous Catheter, chemotherapy, electrolyte imbalance, Emotional Support, Fatigue and Sleep Disturbance, fluid and electrolyte management, hypokalemia, IV Electrolyte Replacement, IV medication administration, Mastectomy, Medication Barcode Scanning, Medication Safety, Neutropenic Precautions, Non-Pharmacologic Pain Management, Oncology Nursing, Patient-Centered Care, Peripheral IV Discontinuation, Peripheral IV Insertion, sterile technique,

Nursing Essentials: Infection Control and Patient Safety

California State University, Los Angeles SimX

A 76-year-old male is admitted to the medical-surgical unit three days after abdominal surgery. Over the past two days, he has developed a fever, increased wound drainage, and escalating confusion, repeatedly attempting to remove his IV line. A wound culture returns positive for MRSA, requiring contact precautions. Despite IV antibiotics...

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A 76-year-old male is admitted to the medical-surgical unit three days after abdominal surgery. Over the past two days, he has developed a fever, increased...

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Case Information:
Bundles:
Learner Population: Nursing
Specialty: Fundamentals
Author: California State University, Los Angeles, SimX
Language: English
Room size: 16x16
Setting: Hospital
Patient ect:
Patient Gender: Male
Tags: AIDET, barcode scanning, clinical reasoning, contact precautions, doffing, donning, dressing change, elderly, fundamental skills, fundamentals, geriatric, geriatric care, infection control, intravenous medications, IV medication administration, medical-surgical nursing, medication administration, mrsa, MRSA precautions, Nursing, Patient Safety, post-operative, post-operative care, restraints, sbar, sterile dressing change, sterile procedure, wound care, wound management,