Define basic units of measurement: Maintain lab test results using flow the metric system sheets the household system Document on a growth chart Convert among measurement 4. Activity Growth – systems Milestones and Identify abbreviations and symbols Documenting in the used in calculating medication EHR dosages Analyze healthcare results as reported in: 6. Nathan graphs Holderfield; tables Meridith Dewietz Cognitive (Knowledge) Neehr Perfect Chart Psychomotor (Skills) Neehr Perfect Chart Affective (Behavior) Neehr Perfect Chart III. C Infection Control or Activity III. P Infection Control or Activity III. A Infection Control or Activity List major types of infectious Participate in bloodborne pathogen Recognize the implications for For III. A, use EHR agents training failure to comply with CDC to support Describe the infection cycle: Select appropriate barrier/PPE regulations in healthcare settings discussion. For ex: the infectious agent Perform handwashing routine ped visits & reservoir Prepare items for autoclaving vaccines = Jocelyn susceptible host Perform sterilization procedures Wu means of transmission Prepare a sterile field portals of entry Perform within a sterile field portals of exit Perform wound care Define the following as practiced Perform dressing change within an ambulatory care setting: Demonstrate proper disposal of medical asepsis biohazardous material surgical asepsis sharps Identify methods of controlling the regulated wastes growth of microorganisms Define the principles of standard precautions Define PPE for: all body fluids, secretions and excretions blood non-intact skin
Define basic units of measurement: the metric system the household system Convert among measurement systems Identify abbreviations and symbols used in calculating medication dosages Analyze healthcare results as reported in: graphs tables 6. Nathan Holderfield; Meridith Dewietz Maintain lab test results using flow sheets Document on a growth chart 4. Activity – Growth Milestones and Documenting in the EHR Cognitive (Knowledge) III. C Infection Control Neehr Perfect Chart or Activity Psychomotor (Skills) III. P Infection Control Neehr Perfect Chart or Activity Affective (Behavior) III. A Infection Control Neehr Perfect Chart or Activity List major types of infectious agents Describe the infection cycle: the infectious agent reservoir susceptible host means of transmission portals of entry portals of exit Define the following as practiced within an ambulatory care setting: medical asepsis surgical asepsis Identify methods of controlling the growth of microorganisms Define the principles of standard precautions Define PPE for: all body fluids, secretions and excretions blood non-intact skin Participate in bloodborne pathogen training Select appropriate barrier/PPE Perform handwashing Prepare items for autoclaving Perform sterilization procedures Prepare a sterile field Perform within a sterile field Perform wound care Perform dressing change Demonstrate proper disposal of biohazardous material sharps regulated wastes Recognize the implications for failure to comply with CDC regulations in healthcare settings For III. A, use EHR to support discussion. For ex: routine ped visits & vaccines = Jocelyn Wu
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