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  • PE3785 Preparing for Transplant - Allogeneic: Blood and Marrow Transplant

    , etc.) • Blood draws and other lab tests • A complete history and physical exam with an Advanced Practice Provider • Introductions and education with your nurse coordinator and social worker Arrival Conference The Arrival Conference usually happens on the second day after you arrive at the clinic

  • PE2667S Common Concerns about the Ketogenic and Modified Atkins Diets - Spanish

    . Most oral medications in liquid form contain carbohydrates. IV (intravenous) fluids should be carbohydrate-free. Normal saline is safe to use. Some IV medications contain carbohydrates. When possible, avoid use of those medications. Basic lab work including electrolytes, glucose

  • fy21-epic-ehr-by-the-numbers.pdf

    250,000 monthly average of patient records received from other healthcare organizations 370,000 monthly average of patient records sent to other healthcare organizations Exchanging information across the United States with: 2,068 hospitals 42,794 clinics 364 organizations 111,627 841 lab results

  • PowerPoint Presentation

    and highrisk and hybrid cath lab procedures. Our Orientation: • 16 Weeks with 1:1 Preceptor • Classes utilizing combination of robust didactic, hands on practice, and low & high fidelity simulation Why I love working in the CICU: “I love learning about the different ways of treating pediatric heart disease, having a lot of autonomy in patient care, and seeing the way our teamwork can save lives.”

  • CSW Eating Disorder - Refeeding Pathway

    ) • ≥18 years Evaluation/initial therapies • Vital signs, orthostatics, weight (after void), height, cardiorespiratory monitor • Enter weight & height in EHR to obtain BMI and z-score • Labs: Electrolytes, BUN, Creatinine, Phos, Mg, Ca, ALT, CBC, TSH, UA, urine preg • IVF bolus if needed (start

  • PE1307 Periodic Limb Movement Disorder: Restless legs during sleep

    on overnight sleep study, or sleep disruption with leg symptoms, lab tests are ordered. Sometimes the sleep study is skipped, and the healthcare team decides to go straight to testing the iron levels, especially if there are symptoms of Restless Legs Syndrome. Lab tests include iron profile and a test

  • PE387 Cystic Fibrosis Handbook

    ............................................................................44 The strength of research ........................................................................................44 Developmental Guide for your Child with Cystic Fibrosis: Birth to 2 Years

  • CSW IBD Crohn's Disease Pathway

    , bolus as needed • Ondansetron if nausea/vomiting • Avoid empiric antibiotics or acid blockers Pain Management • Mild: hot packs and acetaminophen (PO preferred, or IV if unable to take PO) • Moderate to severe: nalbuphine (or morphine) prn and acetaminophen PO scheduled • Consider LORazepam prn Labs

  • nephrotic-syndrome.pdf

    growth charts and vaccination records � Blood pressure readings � All labs you have obtained, especially urine results The above clinical data are not required prior to the visit, but if they have been obtained, they will help make the visit more efficient. Tips for an effective visit: � Talk

  • PE275 Eye Movement (Oculomotor) Testing

    Eye Movement (Oculomotor) Testing Information about your child’s visit to the Oculomotor lab at Seattle Children’s What are the oculomotor tests? Oculomotor means eye movement. We test and measure how and when your child’s eyes move in response to images, light, moving objects and head motion. We