A 36 year-old female client with atrial fibrillation and warfarin ordered

A 46 year-old male client with hypokalemia and potassium ordered

A 56 year-old female client with black stools and ferrous fumarate ordered

A 69 year-old male client with hypokalemia and digoxin ordered

The integration of the system into the daily workflow

The organization outlines policies and procedures related to the system

The computer literacy level of healthcare professionals in the organization

The physical layout of the nursing station and its ability to accommodate the new system

Apply firm pressure to the incision

Provide client teaching regarding the use of chest splints

Reposition the client to Semi-Fowler's

Administer pain medication

Patient teaching for less-seriously ill people who are being discharged to make room for incoming casualties

Gathering and stocking Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in client care areas

Reviewing diagnostic test results and communicating these to the HCP and nursing team

Initial assessment of victims presenting to the Emergency Department

"Your child is experiencing withdrawal syndrome of this medication, rather than addiction, and this effect will wear off over time"

"It is unlikely that your child will become addicted, because they are not old enough to buy drugs themselves once they leave the hospital"

"It is likely that your child will become addicted to opioids, but luckily there are several effective treatments that we can use to treat it"

"The symptoms that your child are displaying are more consistent with tolerance of the drug, rather than addiction. There is an extremely low risk of real addiction from the use of opioids to treat pain in children."

Communicate observed information about family dynamics to the Registered Nurse

Take the client's vital signs while explaining to the family members what each vital sign indicates

Provide the family with information about the client's condition

Teach family members how to assist clients with activities of daily living

"The client expressed the desire to go home today and indicated they would seek legal representation if needed to leave the hospital"

"The client is demonstrating excessive emotional responses when asked about their children"

"The client expressed concern for their quality of life, information was provided to the client on the medically-assistance in dying program at the hospital"

"Client stated they were unaware they could not move their left arm, client teaching completed, and the bed alarm is on"

"It is important that I show the client respect while providing post-mortem care"

"Will the client be reviewed by the medical examiner?"

"I will ensure the family has enough time with the client before I ask them to leave to provide post-mortem care"

"I will take the client's dentures out and put them in a cup"

A client who requires a blood transfusion

A client who has just returned from a liver biopsy and has vital signs ordered for every 15 minutes

A client who has a history of angina and is complaining of new left anterior chest pain

A client newly diagnosed with heart failure and requires discharge teaching about medication

Physiotherapist

Social worker

Occupational therapist