Nursing Care Considerations: Ambulatory and Inpatient Settings
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What is one of the learning objectives in Module 5?

  • Age-Specific Care in emergency care setting
  • Patient Care Conditions in the operating room
  • Age-Specific Care – Nursing Considerations in the ambulatory and inpatient care setting (correct)
  • Indirect Components of Care in the home care setting
  • What is involved in preparing an examination room in ambulatory care or inpatient settings?

  • Only cleaning and disinfecting the room (correct)
  • Ordering and storing patient care supplies
  • Labelling of specimens collected for laboratory analysis
  • All of the above
  • What is the main purpose of temperature recording in medication fridges?

  • To label the medication
  • To store medication
  • To ensure the fridge is at the correct temperature (correct)
  • To receive patient care supplies
  • What is the primary responsibility of maintaining clean and dirty utility rooms?

    <p>Housekeeping staff</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the correct way to label specimens collected for laboratory analysis?

    <p>Using the patient's name and date of birth</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is an indirect component of care in the ambulatory care setting?

    <p>Preparing an examination room</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Module 5: Indirect Components of Care

    Learning Objectives

    • Age-Specific Care: Nursing considerations in ambulatory and inpatient care settings
    • Patient Care Conditions & Situations in ambulatory and inpatient care settings
    • Indirect Components of Care in ambulatory care setting in ambulatory and inpatient care settings

    Learning Outcomes

    • Preparation of examination room in ambulatory care and inpatient settings
    • Ordering, receiving, and storage of patient care supplies
    • Duties for maintaining clean and dirty utility rooms
    • Cleanliness of medication fridges and temperature recording
    • Labeling of specimens collected for laboratory analysis

    Preparation of Examination Room

    • Preparation of examination room is crucial in ambulatory care and inpatient settings

    Ordering, Receiving, and Storage of Patient Care Supplies

    • Ordering, receiving, and storage of patient care supplies is an essential task in ambulatory care and inpatient settings

    Cleanliness of Medication Fridges and Temperature Recording

    • Medication fridges must be kept clean and at a controlled temperature
    • Temperature recording is a critical task in maintaining medication fridge cleanliness

    Labeling of Specimens

    • Labeling of specimens collected for laboratory analysis is a vital task in ambulatory care and inpatient settings
    • Correct labeling of specimens ensures accurate test results and patient safety

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    This module covers age-specific care, patient care conditions, and indirect components in both ambulatory and inpatient care settings. It's essential for nurses to understand these considerations in different healthcare settings.

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