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What is the primary purpose of the document indicated in the content?
What is the primary purpose of the document indicated in the content?
- To serve as a checklist for performance evaluation (correct)
- To outline the curriculum for nursing students
- To announce college events and meetings
- To provide contact details for the College of Nursing
Which detail is specifically presented in the document provided?
Which detail is specifically presented in the document provided?
- A telephone contact number for inquiries (correct)
- A list of nursing faculty members
- Registration procedures for new students
- Information about nursing workshops
What is suggested by the repeating sections in the document?
What is suggested by the repeating sections in the document?
- Multiple evaluations can be recorded or noted. (correct)
- This document is intended for individual student assessments only.
- The document is intended for multiple courses.
- The document is outdated and needs revision.
What information is missing from the performance evaluation checklist section in the document?
What information is missing from the performance evaluation checklist section in the document?
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Performance Evaluation Checklist
Performance Evaluation Checklist
A document used to assess employee performance.
College of Nursing
College of Nursing
An institution specializing in nursing education.
Telephone Number
Telephone Number
A number for contacting the College of Nursing.
Location Codes (loc.)
Location Codes (loc.)
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Performance Evaluation
Performance Evaluation
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Study Notes
Performance Evaluation Checklist - NCM 118
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Team Leader Criteria:
- Ensure high-quality CPR at all times
- Assign team roles
- Ensure team members perform well
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Bradycardia Management:
- Start oxygen if needed, place monitor, start IV
- Place monitor in proper position
- Recognize symptomatic bradycardia
- Administer correct atropine dose
- Prepare for secondary treatment
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VF/Pulseless V-tach Management:
- Recognize ventricular fibrillation (VF)
- Defibrillate after checking for clearance
- Immediately resume CPR after shocks
- Provide appropriate airway management
- Administer drugs based on rhythm checks and shocks
- Administer appropriate drug doses
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Asystole Management:
- Recognize asystole
- Identify potential reversible causes (H's & Ts)
- Provide appropriate drug doses
- Immediately resume CPR after rhythm checks
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Post Cardiac Arrest Care:
- Identify return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC)
- Ensure blood pressure (BP), 12-lead ECG, monitor oxygen saturation (O2 sat), improved airway and waveform capnography, and complete lab tests.
- Perform targeted temperature management.
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