name: Send required medications or equipment with patient to the operating room, as appropriate


name: Administer surgical shave, scrub, shower, enema, or douche, as appropriate


name: Instruct patient to void immediately before preoperative medications, as appropriate


name: Check that patient is in proper attire based on institutional policy


name: Support patient with high anxiety or fear level


name: Assist patient onto cart for transport, as appropriate


name: Provide time for family members to speak with patient before transport


name: Encourage parents to accompany child to the operating room, as appropriate


name: Prepare room for patient's return postoperative


name: Activate rapid response team if indicated by presence of trigger areas, per agency protocol


name: Institute appropriate treatment using standing protocols


name: Determine maternal-fetal health risks through patient interview


name: Monitor behavior of patient and support person


name: Implement electronic fetal monitoring, as appropriate


name: Retrieve and interpret laboratory data and contact physician, as appropriate


name: Initiate interventions for IV therapy, fluid resuscitation, and medication administration, as needed


name: Perform speculum examination for diagnosis of spontaneous rupture of amniotic membranes unless there is evidence of frank bleeding


name: Prioritize actions based on patient status (e.g., treat, continue to observe, admit, or discharge)


name: Determine need and establish time intervals for further intermittent assessment


name: Inform individual/families about how to access local food pantries and free lunch programs


name: Inform about rental laws and protections


name: Arrange for individual/families transportation to job services, if necessary


name: Assist individual/families to complete forms for assistance, such as forms for housing and financial aid


name: Identify patient allergies to anesthetics, suture materials, sterile adhesive strips, tape, and povidone-iodine or other topical solutions


name: Shave hair from the immediate wound site using proper technique


name: Use sterile technique during suture procedure


name: Select an appropriate gauge suture needle and suturing material


name: Pull the suture tight enough to avoid buckling the skin


name: Apply sterile adhesive strips to enhance wound closure (e.g., place perpendicular to incision line; place across suture ends to prevent slippage or excessive pulling), as appropriate


name: Cleanse the sutured area before applying an antiseptic or dressing


name: Instruct patient concerning care of the suture line or sterile adhesive strips, including signs and symptoms of infection


name: Instruct patient on sutures or sterile adhesive strips removal


name: Remove sutures within 1 to 2 weeks of their placement, depending on the anatomical location (on the face, remove in 5 to 7 days; on the neck, 7 days; on the scalp, 10 days; on the trunk and upper extremities, 10 to 14 days; and on the lower extremities, 14-21 days), as indicated


name: Use proper technique in removing sutures (i.e., gently elevate with forceps, cut, grasp by knot pull toward suture line)


name: Assist to maintain sitting position for 30 minutes after completing meal


name: Monitor for signs of fatigue during eating, drinking, and swallowing


name: Determine capacity to carry out foot care, (e.g., visual acuity, physical mobility, judgment)


name: Instruct to inspect inside shoes daily for foreign objects, nail points, torn linings, and rough areas


name: Instruct to change shoes two times, (e.g., 12 noon and 5 p.m.) each day to avoid local repetitive pressure


name: Caution about activities that cause pressure on nerves and blood vessels, including elastic bands on socks or crossing legs


name: Revise teaching strategies and learning activities to increase learning, if necessary


name: Determine the patient's ability to learn specific information (e.g., developmental level, physiological status, orientation, pain, fatigue, unfulfilled basic needs, emotional state, and adaptation to illness)


name: Determine the patient's motivation to learn specific information (e.g., health beliefs, past noncompliance, bad experiences with health care or learning, and conflicting goals)


name: Refer the patient to other specialists or agencies to meet the learning objectives, as appropriate


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to avoid fruit drinks and flavored milk


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to select toys according to manufacturer's age recommendations


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to ensure multiple barriers to pool/ hot tub area


name: Instruct parents to provide opportunities for infant to reach for objects


name: Inform the patient and family of the scheduled date, time, and location of surgery


name: Inform the patient and family how long the surgery is expected to last


name: Determine the patient's previous surgical experiences, background, culture, and level of knowledge related to surgery


name: Appraise the patient's and family's anxiety relating to surgery


name: Inform the family of the location to wait for the results of the surgery, as appropriate


name: Conduct a tour of the postsurgical unit and waiting area, as appropriate


name: Describe the postoperative routines and equipment (e.g., medications, respiratory treatments, tubes, machines, support hose, surgical dressings, ambulation, diet, family visitation) and explain their purpose


name: Evaluate the patient's ability to demonstrate splinting incision, coughing, and deep breathing


name: Evaluate the patient's ability to demonstrate proper use of the incentive spirometer


name: Evaluate the patient's ability to demonstrate leg exercises


name: Inform the patient how to assist in recuperation


name: Instruct patient in regard to smoking cessation, as appropriate


name: Instruct in a way that matches the patient's style of learning, including the use of holistic approaches and educational materials, as appropriate


name: Document teaching, including patient's response to teaching


name: Appraise the patient's current and past eating patterns as well as preferred foods and current eating habits


name: Determine the patient's and family's perspectives, cultural backgrounds, and other factors that may affect the patient's willingness to follow prescribed diet


name: Determine any financial limitations that may affect food purchases


name: Explain the purpose of diet adherence to overall health


name: Reinforce the importance of continued monitoring and changing needs that may require further alteration of dietary plan of care


name: Refer patient to dietitian, as appropriate


name: Monitor the patient for physiological and psychological limitations, as well as background and culture


name: Assist the patient in setting goals for slow, steady increase in exercise


name: Instruct patient regarding use of pain medication and alternative methods of pain control before exercise, as needed


name: Instruct patient to report signs of possible problems, (e.g., pain, dizziness, and swelling) to health care provider


name: Assist the patient to incorporate exercise regimen into daily routine


name: Refer the patient to physical therapist, occupational therapist, or exercise physiologist, as appropriate


name: Provide written information or diagrams for continued reference


name: Provide frequent feedback to prevent bad habits from forming


name: Provide distraction for child that will divert attention away from procedure


name: Provide information on when and where results will be available and who will explain them


name: Establish level of patient ability in performing skill


name: Adjust teaching methodology to accommodate patient age and ability, as needed


name: Guide patients' bodies so that they can experience the physical sensations that accompany the correct motions, as appropriate


name: Provide frequent feedback to patients on what they are doing correctly and incorrectly, so that bad habits are not formed


name: Obtain sexual history, including number of past sexual partners, frequency of intercourse, and past occurrences of and treatments for sexually transmitted infections (STIs)


name: Instruct patient on anatomy and physiology of human reproduction


name: Instruct patient on STI and conception, as necessary


name: Instruct patient on factors that increase risk of STI (e.g., unprotected sexual intercourse, increased genital mucosal surface area, increased number of sexual contacts, presence of genital sores, advanced illness, and sexual intercourse during menstruation)


name: Discuss patient's knowledge, understanding, motivation, and commitment level regarding various sexual protection methods


name: Discuss methods of sexual protection for sexual intercourse and oral sex (e.g., medication-free, barrier, vaccination, hormonal, intrauterine device, abstinence, and sterilization), including effectiveness, side effects, contraindications, and signs and symptoms that warrant reporting to a health care professional


name: Discuss religious, cultural, developmental, socioeconomical, and individual considerations pertaining to sexual protection choice


name: Provide accurate information pertaining to the implications of having multiple sexual partners


name: Instruct patient on the importance of good hygiene, using a water-soluble lubricant, and voiding after intercourse to decrease the susceptibility to infections


name: Instruct patient on proper use of condoms (e.g., how to choose, keep intact, apply, and remove)


name: Provide patient with sexual protection products (e.g., condoms and dental dams)


name: Encourage patient to obtain routine examinations and report signs and symptoms of STIs to a health care provider


name: Encourage patient to discuss sexual histories and safe sex practices with partner


name: Discuss with patient importance of sexual partner notification when diagnosed with STI


name: Consider population-based factors affecting safe sex education (e.g., culturally tailored interventions, ethnically matched providers)


name: Use social networks (e.g., Internet, phone) to reach marginalized or geographically isolated populations


name: Use appropriate questions to assist the child and adolescent to reflect on what is important personally


name: Educate about sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS


name: Inform about effective contraceptives, as appropriate


name: Instruct accessibility of contraceptives and how to obtain them


name: Assist in choosing an appropriate contraceptive, as appropriate


name: Discuss how aging changes (e.g., medications, medical conditions, chronic illness) may affect sexual desires and actions, as appropriate


name: Identify helpful resources on the Internet provided by responsible organizations (e.g., Center for Parent Education and Resources, Health World Education, National Association of School Nurses, Planned Parenthood of Northern New England)


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to discontinue bottle feeding


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to offer textured solids


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to continue use of spoon and self-feeding


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to introduce dairy products


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to provide healthy snacks


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to offer small portions and frequent feedings


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to avoid "diet" food/drinks (e.g., nonfat milk, diet soda)


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to avoid force feeding as there is decreased appetite


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to encourage drinking water for thirst


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to limit fluids before meals


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to offer foods high in iron and protein


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to have regular mealtimes and eat as a family


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to increase or decrease foods, as appropriate


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to read the labels for nutritive content


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to give child healthy food choices


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to encourage raw/cooked vegetables


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to provide healthy snacks between meals


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to be creative in food preparation for picky eater


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to offer small portions of food


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to limit fat content in foods


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to have child participate in food preparation


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to offer iron-fortified cereals, avoiding high-sugar cereals


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to increase protein foods


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to include all food groups


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to avoid use of food as rewards


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to supervise child outdoors


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to educate child about dangers of throwing and hitting


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to prevent access to electrical outlets, cords, and electrical equipment/appliances/tools


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to store weapons and weapon-like items under lock and key


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to educate child about safe ways of interacting with pets


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to secure doors/gates to prevent child's access to dangerous areas (e.g., street, driveway, pool)


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to dispose of and/or remove the doors to unused refrigerators, ice chests, and other air-tight containers


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to use back burners of the stove, install knob covers, and/or restrict child's access to kitchen


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to set home water heater temperature to between 120 degrees and 130 degrees Fahrenheit


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to install car seat and use it according to manufacturer's recommendations


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to store sharp objects, appliances, and kitchen items out of child's reach


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to instruct child on dangers of the street


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to store all cleaning supplies, medications, and personal care products out of child's reach


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to instruct child on dangers of weapons


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to provide supervision and instruct about safe use of large climbing and riding toys


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to store matches/lighters out of child's reach and instruct child about the dangers of fire and fire starters


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to always supervise child around swimming pools, ponds, and hot tubs


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to instruct child about stranger danger and good touch/bad touch


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to provide an approved helmet for bike riding and instruct child to always wear it


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to prevent child's access to upper story windows, balconies, and stairs


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to closely supervise child when out in public settings


name: Instruct parent/caregiver to instruct child how to get adult help when he or she feels scared or in danger


name: Instruct parent about how to determine the child's physical readiness for toilet training (e.g., child is at least 18- to 24 months of age; shows evidence of being able to hold urine before void; recognizes urge to go or that he or she has just voided or defecated; shows some regularity in elimination patterns; is able to navigate to the toilet/potty, sit on it, and get off when completed; is able to remove and replace clothing before and after elimination; is able to wipe self and wash hands after elimination)


name: Instruct parent about how to determine the child's psychosocial readiness for toilet training (e.g., child expresses interest in and desire to participate/cooperate in toileting; has vocabulary to communicate need to eliminate; is anxious to please parents; imitates the behaviors of others)


name: Instruct parent about how to determine parental/family readiness for toilet training: (e.g., parent has knowledge and time to devote to training process; parent/family is experiencing no major transitions during or shortly after the process such as change of job or residence, divorce, birth of another child; has realistic expectations about child development and the time and energy needed to successfully complete the process; understands child may regress during times of stress or illness)


name: Provide information on strategies to promote toilet training


name: Provide information on how to agree on vocabulary to be used during training process


name: Provide information on opportunities for child to observe others during the toileting process


name: Provide information on how to take the child to the potty to introduce him or her to the equipment and process


name: Provide information on how to take the child to the potty on a regular basis and encourage him or her to sit


name: Provide information on how to reinforce the child's success with any part of the process


name: Provide information on how to consider the child's temperament or behavior style when planning strategies


name: Provide information on how to expect and ignore accidents


name: Provide information on how to communicate strategies, expectations, and progress to other care providers


name: Follow guidelines for investigating or reporting suspected child, geriatric, or spousal abuse situations


name: Maintain humidity at 50% or greater in incubator to reduce evaporative heat loss


name: Prewarm items (e.g., blankets, snugglies) placed next to infant in incubator


name: Identify and discuss type of anesthesia planned for patient with surgical team


name: Identify patient risk factors for experiencing abnormalities in body temperature (e.g., general or major regional anesthesia, age, major trauma, burns, low body weight, personal or familial risk for malignant hyperthermia)


name: Prewarm the patient with active warming device (e.g., forced-air warming) for at least 15 minutes before start of anesthesia, as appropriate


name: Transport patient using warming device (e.g., heated isolette), as appropriate


name: Apply and regulate active warming device (e.g., forced-air warming)


name: Adjust ambient room temperature to minimize the risk of hypothermia (i.e., in addition to forced-air warming, when large surface areas are exposed, maintain room temperature at or above 73.4 degrees Fahrenheit or 23 degrees Celsius)


name: Minimize exposure of patient during surgical prepping and procedure, when possible


name: Provide warm or cool irrigating solutions, as appropriate


name: Monitor the temperature of irrigating solutions


name: Warm or cool intravenous fluids, as appropriate


name: Provide or assist in provision of heated, humidified anesthetic gases, as appropriate


name: Provide heated intraperitoneal gases (e.g., carbon dioxide) for laparoscopy


name: Discontinue active warming activities (e.g., forced air warming), when appropriate


name: Monitor vital signs, including continuous core body temperature


name: Monitor for abnormal or unintentional increases or decreases in body temperature


name: Monitor expired carbon dioxide (capnography)


name: Monitor laboratory results (e.g., arterial blood gases, electrolytes)


name: Ensure active warming equipment and supplies are in place and in good working order


name: Maintain emergency equipment and supplies for malignant hyperthermia, per protocol, including dantrolene sodium, in perioperative and perianesthesia areas


name: Initiate malignant hyperthermia protocol, as appropriate


name: Provide handoff communication regarding patient risk of abnormalities in temperature (e.g., personal or familial risk for malignant hyperthermia)


name: Ensure proper body temperature until patient is awake and alert


name: Provide real or simulated hospital operating-room medical equipment to encourage expression of knowledge and feelings about hospitalization, treatments, or illness


name: Identify child's misconceptions or fears through comments made during hospital role-play session


name: Create a comfortable environment without distractions


name: Determine willingness to experience the intervention


name: Place patient in either a comfortable sitting or supine position


name: Place hands with palms facing the patient 3 to 5 inches from the patient's body


name: Begin the 1- to 2-minute assessment by moving the hands slowly and steadily over as much of the patient as possible, from head to toe and front to back


name: Move the hands in very gentle downward movements through the patient's energy field, thinking of the patient as a unitary whole and facilitating an open and balanced energy flow


name: Note the overall pattern of the energy flow, especially any areas of disturbance such as congestion or unevenness, which may be perceived through very subtle cues in the hands (e.g., temperature change, tingling, or other subtle feelings of movement)


name: Finish when it is judged that the appropriate amount of change has taken place (i.e., for an infant, 1-2 minutes; for an adult, 5-10 minutes), keeping in mind the importance of gentleness


name: Encourage the patient to rest for 20 minutes or more after treatment


name: Determine the purpose of the group (e.g., maintenance of reality testing, facilitation of communication, examination of interpersonal skills, and support) and the nature of the group process


name: Create specific group rules and guidelines (e.g., confidentiality, respectful communication and behavior, attendance, socialization of members outside the group, participation) to ensure that all members are compliant


name: Provide a manual that includes the group rules and guidelines for all group members


name: Give the group a sense of direction that enables them to identify and resolve each step of development


name: Use the technique of "here-and-now activation" to move the focus from the generic to the personal, from the abstract to the specific


name: Provide social reinforcement (e.g., verbal and nonverbal) for desired behaviors/responses


name: Obtain history of present illness and medical history


name: Perform physical examination (e.g., general appearance, heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, temperature, pain level, height, and weight)


name: Explain all procedures to the patient and significant other(s)


name: Allow significant other(s) at patient's bedside, if possible


name: Obtain pulse oximetry and apply oxygen, as appropriate


name: Perform targeted assessment of the system that is indicated by the history of present illness


name: Initiate intravenous line and obtain blood samples for laboratory tests


name: Obtain stat computerized tomography head scan, as appropriate


name: Consider guidelines for candidacy (e.g., therapy inclusion and exclusion criteria)


name: Determine whether the patient will receive the therapy


name: Prepare for thrombolytic therapy, if indicated


name: Obtain additional intravenous access site


name: Avoid arterial sampling to prevent bleeding complications


name: Prepare thrombolytic agents, per facility protocol


name: Administer thrombolytic agents, according to specific guidelines for administration


name: Administer additional medications, as ordered


name: Continually monitor cardiac rhythm, vital signs, level of pain, heart and lung sounds, level of consciousness, peripheral perfusion, intake and output, change in neurological status, and resolution of symptoms, as indicated


name: Obtain additional radiological tests (e.g., chest x-ray), as indicated


name: Prepare to initiate basic and advanced life support measures, if indicated


name: Prepare to transfer for definitive care (e.g., cardiac catheterization lab, ICU)


name: Assure placement of proper intravenous line related to duration of nutrients to be infused (e.g., centrally placed line preferred; peripheral lines only in well-nourished individuals expecting to need TPN for less than 2 weeks)


name: Use central lines only for infusion of high caloric nutrients or hyperosmolar solutions (e.g., 10% dextrose, 2% amino acids with standard additives)


name: Assure TPN solutions infused in a noncentral catheter are limited to osmolarity less than 900 mOsm/L


name: Insert peripheral intravenous central catheter, per agency protocol


name: Ascertain correct placement of intravenous central catheter by x-ray examination


name: Monitor for infiltration, infection, and metabolic complications (e.g., hyperlipidemia, elevated triglycerides, thrombocytopenia, platelet dysfunction)


name: Provide regular, aseptic, and meticulous care of the central venous catheter, particularly the catheter exit site, to assure prolonged, safe, and complication-free use


name: Avoid use of the catheter for purposes other than delivery of TPN (e.g., blood transfusions and blood sampling)


name: Avoid rapid replacement of TPN solution when interrupted for supplemental infusions


name: Monitor serum albumin, total protein, electrolyte, lipid profiles, glucose levels, and chemistry profile


name: Maintain a small oral nutritional intake during TPN, whenever possible


name: Encourage a gradual transition from parenteral to enteral feeding, if indicated


name: Report abnormal signs and symptoms associated with TPN to the physician and modify care accordingly


name: Instruct patient and family about care of and indications for TPN


name: Assure patient and family comprehension and competency before discharge home with ongoing TPN


name: Evaluate one's own personal comfort in using touch with patients and family members


name: Evaluate the readiness of the patient when offering touch


name: Evaluate the environmental context before offering touch


name: Determine which body part is best to touch and the length of touch that produces the most positive responses in the recipient


name: Provide oral stimulation exercises before tube feedings in premature infants


name: Ensure that the ropes and pulleys are working properly and hang freely off the floor


name: Monitor traction system at least once per shift


name: Remove skin traction devices at least daily for skin inspection and cleansing of skin


name: Perform pin insertion site care at least daily


name: Monitor for body image disturbances and need for counseling


name: Discuss the rationale for limits and potential problems of TENS with the patient and family


name: Do not use TENS if the patient has a pacemaker


name: Discuss therapy with provider and obtain prescription for TENS, if appropriate


name: Verify that the TENS unit has full battery charge


name: Inspect the wires for first signs of wear, replacing wires, as needed


name: Select stimulation site, considering alternate sites when direct application is not possible (e.g., adjacent to, distal to, bracketing the site, between affected areas and the brain, and contralateral to the pain)


name: Apply disposable or reusable electrodes to the site of stimulation


name: Apply wires to electrodes and TENS unit, making sure wires are securely plugged into connections


name: Adjust the amplitude, rate, and pulse width to predetermined settings indicated


name: Maintain stimulation for predetermined interval (e.g., continuous or intermittent)


name: Secure TENS unit to the patient (e.g., on patient's belt or waistband of pants), if continuous application is necessary


name: Discontinue use when sensation is strong yet tolerable


name: Adjust the site and settings to achieve the desired response based on individual tolerance


name: Inspect sites of electrodes for possible skin irritation at every application or at least every 12 hours


name: Provide verbal and written instruction on the use of TENS and its operation


name: Determine mobility level and limitations of movement


name: Determine level of consciousness and ability to cooperate


name: Discuss need for relocation with patient and/or family


name: Discuss with patient and helpers how the move will be done


name: Adjust equipment to working heights and lock all wheels, as needed


name: Raise side rail on opposite side of nurse to prevent patient from falling out of bed


name: Raise and move patient with hydraulic lift, as necessary


name: Move patient using transfer board, as necessary


name: Evaluate patient at end of transfer for proper body alignment, nonocclusion of tubes, wrinkle-free linens, unnecessarily exposed skin, adequate patient level of comfort, raised side rails, and call bell within reach


name: Assure that a medical screening examination has been performed and documented


name: Assure that the patient has been stabilized within the capabilities of the transferring facility or has met the conditions under which unstable patients may be transferred under the Emergency Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA)


name: Determine need for transfer of patient, ensuring that the patient requires treatment at the receiving facility and the benefits of the transfer outweigh the risks


name: Obtain written order from physician to transport patient


name: Identify preference of patient or significant other(s) for receiving facility and physician, as appropriate


name: Document that the receiving facility will accept the patient and has the necessary equipment and staff to handle the clinical situation


name: Obtain written consent for transfer from patient or significant other(s)


name: Obtain written consent for transfer of minors, as appropriate


name: Obtain written consent for release of patient information to receiving facility


name: Facilitate the contact of receiving physician by attending physician, as indicated per EMTALA laws, and document this contact


name: Provide a nurse-to-nurse clinical report about the patient to the receiving facility and document this contact


name: Mobilize and provide necessary personnel, transfer equipment, and pharmaceuticals


name: Copy medical records for receiving facility, including current record of events


name: Assure that the medical records accompany the patient to the receiving facility


name: Complete the certification for transfer that is signed, timed, and dated by the physician


name: Document the medical reason for transfer, as well as the medical benefits and risks of the transfer, as indicated per EMTALA laws


name: Document all information pertaining to patients refusing transfer


name: Attempt to secure written statement of refusal to transfer from patient, if indicated


name: Continue to treat patients refusing transfer within the capability of the facility


name: Obtain physician order before transport, as appropriate


name: Provide appropriate personnel to assist in transport


name: Provide appropriate equipment to assist in transport


name: Discuss need for relocation with patient and significant other(s)


name: Move patient using required equipment, as necessary


name: Monitor, as appropriate, during transport


name: Document pertinent information related to transport


name: Evacuate patients in emergencies such as fire, hurricane, or tornado according to agency disaster plan


name: Teach specific stress-management techniques before trauma exploration to restore a sense of control over thoughts and feelings


name: Involve the parents or caretakers in therapy, as appropriate


name: Educate the parents about their child's response to the trauma and to the process of therapy


name: Assist child in reestablishing a sense of security and predictability in his or her life


name: Monitor for and treat life-threatening injuries or acute needs


name: Display willingness to help (e.g., "How may I help?")


name: Direct, facilitate, and calm caller by giving simple instructions for action, as needed


name: Determine patient's desire and preference for truth in the situation


name: Consult with the patient's family before telling the truth, as culturally appropriate


name: Prepare patients for truth telling by encouraging them to invite family or significant other(s) to be present


name: Remain with the patient to whom you have told the truth and be prepared to clarify, support, and receive feedback


name: Monitor the patient's and family's responses to the interaction, including alterations in pain, restlessness, anxiety, mood change, involvement in care, ability to synthesize new information, ability to verbalize feelings, and reported satisfaction with care, as appropriate


name: Determine indication for the indwelling tube or catheter


name: Use automatic stop orders and reminders to request an order to remove the device when the indication is resolved


name: Maintain proper hand hygiene before, during, and after tube insertion or manipulation


name: Maintain patency of tube, as indicated by tube type and manufacturer directions


name: Secure tubing to prevent pressure and accidental removal


name: Monitor patency of catheter and tube drainage device or system, noting any difficulty in drainage


name: Empty the collection appliance, according to organizational policy, patient condition, and manufacturer instructions


name: Assure functioning of tube and associated equipment


name: Connect tube to suction or proper drainage device, as appropriate


name: Irrigate tube to ensure patency, according to organizational policy, patient condition, and manufacturer instructions


name: Administer skin care and dressing changes at the tube insertion site, as appropriate


name: Assist the patient in securing tube(s) and drainage devices while walking, sitting, and standing, as appropriate


name: Clamp tubing to facilitate ambulation, if appropriate


name: Instruct patient and family about the purpose of the tube and how to care for it


name: Provide emotional support to deal with long-term use of tubes and external drainage devices, as appropriate


name: Determine indication for the indwelling chest tube (e.g., pneumothorax versus drainage of fluids)


name: Maintain proper hand hygiene before, during, and after chest tube insertion or manipulation


name: Monitor for audible air leaks after insertion, indicating improper insertion of tube requiring additional sutures or repositioning


name: Assure familiarity with chest valve device (e.g., water-seal drainage, drainage valve, or flutter valve) and drainage equipment


name: Follow manufacturer recommendations for care of chest valve device and drainage equipment


name: Monitor for proper functioning of device, correct placement in the pleural space, and tube patency (i.e., respiratory swing or fluid oscillating as patient breathes, either in tube or at the fluid meniscus)


name: Note presence of continuous bubbling during inspiration and expiration, indicating either potential worsening of patient condition or a breach in the closed drainage system


name: Monitor for symptoms of resolving pneumothorax (e.g., decrease in bubbling, respiratory swinging, or tidaling in underwater drainage seal device and tubing)


name: Assess patient experiencing sudden changes in swinging, tidaling, or bubbling for emergent conditions


name: Assure use of one-way drainage device, usually an underwater seal drainage bottle


name: Adhere to the recommended water seal level indicated on the underwater seal drainage bottle (i.e., too little water leads to pneumothorax, too much water results in ineffective drainage, or ineffective resolution of pneumothorax)


name: Keep the external water seal drainage container below chest level


name: Clamp chest tubes whenever external water seal drainage container is positioned above chest level for extended periods, assuring clamps are in place for as brief a time as possible


name: Assure nontraumatic chest tube clamps are available for any accidental disconnection or damage to the drainage system or to the tubes (e.g., tape spare set of nontraumatic clamps to head of bed or to wall behind headboard)


name: Document chest tube tidaling, output, and air leaks


name: Document bubbling of the suction chamber of the chest tube drainage system and tidaling in water-seal chamber


name: Perform stripping and milking of tube only when indicated by patient condition (e.g., patient symptomatic and tube occluded), or as ordered by the physician


name: Send questionable tube drainage for culture and sensitivity (e.g., cloudy or purulent drainage or patient with high temperature)


name: Document patient response to cough, deep breath, and turn, including swinging, tidaling, and bubbling in chest tube and drainage system


name: Clean around the tube insertion site, per agency protocol


name: Ensure that chest tube drainage device is maintained in an upright position


name: Change chest tube drainage bottles or multichamber drain devices to avoid overfilling or for infection control purposes, as needed


name: Avoid occluding the drainage bottle or device when still attached to the patient, when changing the bottles or devices


name: Instruct patient and family about proper chest tube care


name: Provide nose and mouth care three to four times daily or as needed


name: Initiate and monitor delivery of enteral tube feedings, per agency protocol


name: Assist with or insert umbilical catheter in neonates, as ordered or per protocol (e.g., birthweight greater than 1500 g, shock)


name: Infuse medication and nutrients via umbilical venous line, as ordered or per protocol


name: Avoid administration of any medications into arterial catheter


name: Obtain blood samples as appropriate, taking care to aspirate and flush slowly (1 mL/30 seconds) to prevent excessive fluctuations in arterial pressure


name: Change IV tubing and transducer no more than every 72 hours or per institution recommendations


name: Change tubing for blood or lipids every 24 hours


name: Use a central line maintenance bundle to prevent infections


name: Cleanse connections with alcohol, as needed


name: Stabilize catheter to abdomen using occlusive dressing or other securement device


name: Provide calming support (e.g., pacifier, music, distraction, massage) to patient during procedure, as needed


name: Avoid use of physical restraints whenever possible


name: Document appearance of umbilical site and nurse actions


name: Observe for signs requiring catheter removal (e.g., pulseless leg, darkening of toes, blanching of toes or leg, hypertension, redness around umbilicus, visible clots in catheter)


name: Apply pressure to umbilicus for at least 5 minutes


name: Determine indication for the indwelling urinary catheter


name: Maintain proper hand hygiene before, during, and after catheter insertion or manipulation


name: Maintain a closed, sterile, and unobstructed urinary drainage system


name: Assure placement of drainage bag below level of bladder


name: Avoid tilting urine bags or meters to empty or measure urine output (i.e., preventative measure for ascending contamination)


name: Use urine bags or meters with emptying devices located at the bottom of the device


name: Perform routine meatal care with soap and water during daily bathing


name: Change the urinary catheter at regular intervals, as indicated and per agency protocol


name: Change the urinary drainage apparatus at regular intervals, as indicated and per agency protocol


name: Position patient and urinary drainage system to promote urinary drainage (i.e., assure drainage bag is below level of bladder)


name: Empty the drainage bag before all patient transports


name: Avoid placing the drainage bag between the patient's legs during transport


name: Cleanse urinary drainage equipment, per agency protocol


name: Assure catheter removal as soon as indicated by patient condition


name: Explore elimination options to prevent reinsertion (e.g., bladder scanner, bedside commode, urinal, moisture-wicking underpads, nursing rounds)


name: Instruct patient and family about proper catheter care


name: Relevel the drainage apparatus, as needed


name: Determine clinical indication for ultrasound imaging (e.g., obstetrical or gynecological)


name: Set up equipment required for noninvasive or invasive procedure (e.g., transducer, vaginal transducer)


name: Instruct patient and family about examination indications and procedure, its purpose and limitations


name: Apply appropriate protocol for ultrasound evaluation (e.g., evaluation of pregnancy, evaluation of postmenopausal bleeding, evaluation of specialized obstetrical procedures)


name: Warm the transducer gel for patient comfort


name: Instruct patient to empty bladder before transvaginal ultrasound


name: Allow patient to insert transvaginal probe, if desired by patient


name: Identify uterine position, size, and endometrial thickness, as appropriate


name: Identify ovarian location and size, as appropriate


name: Provide picture of fetus, as appropriate


name: Obtain multiple measurements of endometrial thickness from various angles for women presenting with postmenopausal bleeding


name: Consider saline infusion sonohysterography as an additional method of evaluating a poorly defined endometrial echo for postmenopausal bleeding


name: Assist patient with removing gel and putting on clothes, as indicated


name: Document findings per institutional policy, including that the patient was informed and acknowledged the findings


name: Provide all documentation to the patient's primary health care provider


name: Supervise and assist in transferring and ambulating


name: Touch unaffected shoulder when initiating conversation, as appropriate


name: Rearrange the environment to use the right or left visual field, such as positioning personal items, television, or reading materials within view on unaffected side


name: Give frequent reminders to redirect the patient's attention, cueing the patient to the environment


name: Maintain toileting interval if three or less incontinence episodes in 24 hours


name: Express confidence that incontinence can be improved


name: Explain procedure and rationale for catheterization


name: Ensure correct lighting for proper visualization of anatomy


name: Cleanse area around urethral meatus with antibacterial solution, sterile saline, or sterile water, per agency protocol


name: Place drainage bag below level of bladder


name: Document care, including catheter size, type, and bulb fill amount


name: Monitor urinary elimination including frequency, consistency, odor, volume, and color, as appropriate


name: Involve caregivers in the process of developing individualized toileting schedules


name: Use an electronic monitoring device to establish episodes of incontinence, as appropriate


name: Provide special toilet adaptations, such as a raised seat or a handrail, if needed


name: Maintain toileting interval if there are two or less incontinence episodes in 24 hours


name: Discuss daily record of continence with caregivers to provide reinforcement and encourage compliance with toileting schedule


name: Give positive feedback or positive reinforcement (e.g., 5 minutes of social conversation) to patient when he or she voids at scheduled toileting times and make no comment when patient is incontinent


name: Identify multifactorial causes of incontinence (e.g., urinary output, voiding pattern, cognitive function, preexistent urinary problems, postvoid residual, and medications)


name: Use DIAPPERS acronym (Delirium, Infection, Atrophic urethritis or vaginitis, Pharmacology, Psychological disorders, Endocrine disorders, Restricted mobility, Stool impaction) to identify possible causes of transient incontinence


name: Include family members in management strategies, as appropriate


name: Assist to develop and maintain a sense of hope


name: Assist to select appropriate incontinence garments or pads for short-term management while more definitive treatment is designed


name: Provide protective garments or incontinence pads, as needed


name: Implement programs of timed voiding (i.e., offer to help use toilet every 2 hours while awake) or prompted voiding (i.e., encourage patient to request help when urge to void is felt), as appropriate


name: Advise that even 5% to 10% of weight loss can help symptoms


name: Instruct on how to perform Kegel exercises to strengthen pelvic floor muscles


name: Limit ingestion of bladder irritants (e.g., colas, coffee, tea, chocolate, sugar substitutes, spicy foods, alcohol)


name: Determine need for placement and continuation of an indwelling catheter, as complications increase the longer the catheter is in place


name: Interview parent to obtain data about toilet-training history, voiding pattern, urinary tract infections, food sensitivities, and constipation


name: Assist with diagnostic evaluation (e.g., physical exam, cystogram, cystoscopy, and lab tests) to rule out physical causation


name: Discuss techniques to use in reducing enuresis (e.g., night light, restricted fluid intake 3 hours before bedtime, scheduled nocturnal bathroom trips, and use of alarm system)


name: Discuss practical ways to reduce the impact of bedwetting (e.g., bed protections, washable and disposable products)


name: Promote a diet rich in fiber with raw fruits and vegetables


name: Inform children and young people and their parents and caregivers that bedwetting is not their fault and that punitive measures should not be used


name: Reassure parents and caregivers that many children under 5 years of age wet the bed about once a week


name: Suggest a trial of at least 2 nights in a row without diapers or pull-ups for a child with bedwetting who is under 5 years and has been toilet trained by day for longer than 6 months


name: Use positive awards for agreed-upon behavior (e.g., using the toilet before sleep, taking medication) rather than for dry nights


name: Consider use of an alarm system when bedwetting has not responded to advice on fluids, toileting, or rewards


name: Inform users and caregivers about the benefits of alarms combined with reward systems (e.g., waking up when the alarm goes off, going to the toilet after the alarm has gone off, returning to bed and resetting the alarm)


name: Continue alarm treatment until a minimum of 3 weeks uninterrupted dry nights has been achieved


name: Administer medications for short-term control, as appropriate


name: Refer those who have not responded to courses of treatment with an alarm or medication to a specialist


name: Determine amount and characteristics of urinary output (e.g., urinary voiding pattern, cognitive function, preexistent urinary problems)


name: Monitor use and effects of pharmacological treatments that could alter bladder emptying


name: Use double-voiding technique (i.e., wait a short time after emptying the bladder and then try again)


name: Instruct patient or family member to record urinary output, as appropriate


name: Insert and monitor use of indwelling urethral catheter, as necessary


name: Determine need for continued use of an indwelling catheter, as complications increase the longer it is in place


name: Be on the lookout for complications of catheterization (e.g., infection, blockage, encrustment, psychological effects)


name: Determine the patient's stage of cognitive impairment (e.g., malorientation, time confusion, repetitive motions, or vegetation)


name: Avoid using validation strategies when the confusion is due to acute, reversible causes, or in the vegetation stage of confusion


name: Refrain from correcting or contradicting the patient's perceptions and experiences


name: Ask nonthreatening factual questions (e.g., Who? What? Where? When? How?)


name: Rephrase statements, repeating the patient's key words, while picking up tempo


name: Maintain eye contact while reflecting the look in patient's eyes


name: Match and express the client's emotion (e.g., love, fear, grief)


name: Sing and interact using music familiar to the patient


name: Use supportive touch (gentle touch to cheek, shoulder, arm, or hand)


name: Speak the client's language by listening carefully to the verbs the client uses, and use the client's preferred sense (auditory, visual, kinesthetic)


name: Link behavior to needs such as love, safety, activity, and usefulness


name: Reminisce with the patient by reviewing the past


name: Help the person find a familiar coping method


name: Consider the ethical and legal aspects of free choice, given the particular situation, before beginning the intervention


name: Encourage consideration of values underlying choices and consequences of the choice


name: Develop and implement a plan with the patient to try out choices


name: Evaluate the effectiveness of the plan with the patient


name: Provide reinforcement for actions in the plan that support the patient's values


name: Help patient evaluate how values are in agreement with or conflict with those of family members/significant other(s)


name: Support the patient in communicating own values to others


name: Avoid use of the intervention with persons with serious emotional problems


name: Eliminate safety hazards in environment, when possible


name: Collaborate with community agencies (e.g., schools, police, local health department, child safety coalitions) in educational efforts to promote vehicle safety


name: Provide literature about importance of and methods to increase vehicle safety


name: Encourage adults to be role models in use of seat belts and safe driving practices


name: Ambulate three to four times per day, as appropriate


name: Inform parent or patient that screening does not take the place of an eye examination and that the screening will not detect all vision disorders or diseases


name: Test all children in kindergarten, first, third, fifth, seventh, and ninth grades


name: Test all new and transfer students, all hearing-impaired children (annually), children referred by a teacher, and any others according to state school health protocols


name: Recognize that vision screenings at their best are only able to detect visual impairments that impact distance vision


name: Plan vision screenings for a day that does not conflict with other school activities and ensure that it is announced on the school calendar


name: Plan for a rescreening day within 30 days of the initial screenings


name: Provide training for staff and volunteers, including record keeping and confidentiality, as needed


name: Practice good sanitation, including washing hands before beginning screening


name: Disinfect reusable eye occulars before use and after each individual is screened


name: Take into account societal and cultural factors when conducting screenings; those who reside in lower socioeconomic areas are more susceptible to poverty, malnourishment, and negative visual health consequences


name: Ensure that the screening room is well lit with no distractions or patterned wall or direct sunlight


name: Observe the ABCs: Appearance of the eyes (e.g., crossed, wandering, red, watery, drooping eyelids); Behavior (e.g., squinting, blinking, rubbing eyes, turning head to use only one eye, tilting head, tripping); Complaints (e.g., headaches, eye pain, dizziness, itching eyes, blurred vision, unusual sensitivity to light)


name: Use approved screening devices and tools to test for distance visual acuity, stereoacuity (i.e., discerning depth or distance of an object), and color deficiency, as recommended by an established professional health organization


name: Use an eye chart-based vision test, appropriate for age and skill level, for those aged 3 years or older as the standard for determining distance acuity


name: Begin by screening the right eye first so that if interrupted you know that you always start on the right eye


name: Follow the administration and scoring directions provided with each test (e.g., Monocular Distance Visual Acuity, muscle balance using Alternate Cover Test, stereopsis screening using Random Dot E Test, Color Deficit)


name: Recognize that poor vision in adults is associated with increased risk of falls and decreased quality of life


name: Refer those children ages 6 years and up who score 20/30 and those ages 3 to 5 years who score 20/40 on the eye chart to an eye doctor


name: Refer those unable to complete a vision test to an eye doctor


name: Refer those with low vision, pink eye, dry eyes, floaters, flashes, contact lens infections, eye injury, and other eye abnormalities to eye doctor


name: Ensure effective follow-up for individuals with detected vision disorders


name: Clean and store vision tools and equipment after use


name: Document all findings and referrals according to state department of health requirements


name: Discuss policy for overnight stay of family members/significant other(s)


name: Establish optimal times for family/significant other(s) to visit patient


name: Encourage use of the telephone to maintain contact with significant other(s), as appropriate


name: Inform family of legislation that they may have the right to 12 weeks unpaid leave of absence from work


name: Convey feelings of acceptance to the visitors


name: Facilitate meeting/consultation with physician and other providers


name: Reduce or eliminate personal factors that precipitate or increase vomiting (e.g., anxiety, fear, lack of knowledge)


name: Begin fluids that are clear and free of carbonation


name: Assist person and family to seek and provide support for themselves


name: Use the terms "weight" or "excess" rather than "obesity," "fatness," and "excess fat"


name: Set a realistic weekly goal for weight loss


name: Discuss setbacks to help patient overcome challenges and be more successful


name: Encourage self-monitoring of dietary intake and exercise by having patient keep a paper or handheld electronic diary


name: Encourage substitution of undesirable habits with favorable habits


name: Assist with adjusting diets to lifestyle and activity level


name: Advise to be active at home while doing household chores and find ways to move during day-to-day activities


name: Administer medications for weight loss (e.g., sibutramine, orlistat), as prescribed


name: Encourage the patient to emphasize fruits, vegetables, whole grains, fat-free or low-fat milk and milk products, lean meats, fish, beans, eggs, and meats


name: Encourage attendance at support groups for weight loss (e.g., Take Off Pounds Sensibly [TOPS], Weight Watchers)


name: Refer to a community weight-control program, as appropriate


name: Refer to an online weight-loss program (e.g., Weight-Control Information Network), as appropriate


name: Instruct on food selection in restaurants and social gatherings that are consistent with planned calorie and nutrient intake


name: Regularly compare and record any changes in wound


name: Place pressure-relieving devices (e.g., low-air-loss, foam, or gel mattresses; heel or elbow pads; chair cushion), as appropriate


name: Cool the burn with warm water (20º C) or saline solution at the time of injury, if possible


name: Wash chemical wounds continuously for 30 minutes or longer to ensure the elimination of all burn agent


name: Determine the area of entrance and exit of electrical burns to evaluate which organs might be involved


name: Obtain an electrocardiogram (ECG) in all electrical burns


name: Raise the temperature of the patient who has burns due to cold


name: Keep the airway open to ensure ventilation


name: Monitor the level of consciousness in patients with large burns


name: Evaluate the mouth and nasal fossae of the patient to identify any possible lesion due to inhalation


name: Evaluate the wound, examining its depth, extension, localization, pain, causative agent, exudation, granulation or necrotic tissue, epithelization, and signs of infection


name: Administer tetanus toxoid, as appropriate


name: Use physical isolation measures to prevent infection (e.g., mask, gown, sterile gloves, cap, and foot coverings)


name: Inform the patient of the procedure to be followed to dress the wound


name: Provide comfort measures before dressing change


name: Set up a sterile field and maintain maximum asepsis throughout the whole process


name: Take off outside bandage/dressing by cutting it and soaking with saline solution or water


name: Perform debridement of wound, as appropriate


name: Apply topical agents to the wound, as needed


name: Place an occlusive dressing without exerting compression


name: Position to preserve functionality of limbs and joints to avoid retraction


name: Provide skin care to donor and graft sites


name: Ensure adequate nutritional and fluid intake


name: Administer gamma-globulin to avoid fluid shifts, as needed


name: Help the patient determine the true extent of the physical and functional changes


name: Offer the patient cosmetic correction options


name: Recommend methods to protect affected part


name: Help the patient accept the physical changes and adapt to lifestyle (e.g., sexual, family, employment, and social relations)


name: Provide acceptance and emotional support throughout care


name: Gather necessary equipment and supplies at bedside (e.g., calibrated specimen cup, absorbent pad, and gloves)


name: Avoid transfer of microorganisms (i.e., wash hands and don clean disposable gloves)


name: Expose catheter insertion site and tubing, placing drainage system on absorbent pad


name: Check pump and catheter for patency, seal, and stability, being careful to avoid inadvertent removal of sutures, if present


name: Monitor for signs of infection, inflammation, and discomfort around drain


name: Notify appropriate health care provider of occluded catheter, signs of infection or discomfort, dislodged tubing, and full drainage system


name: Remove plug or disconnect tubing, depending on drainage system type (e.g., Hemovac or Jackson-Pratt)


name: Empty drainage into specimen cup, avoiding contamination of drainage spout


name: Clean drainage spout using antiseptic swab


name: Compress drainage system and hold tightly while reinserting plug or connecting tubing


name: Position system appropriately (i.e., avoid kinking of tubing and secure to patient's clothing or bedding, as appropriate)


name: Record the volume and characteristics of the drainage (e.g., color, consistency, and odor)


name: Compress system to provide suction at regular time intervals, according to institutional policy


name: Discard soiled items in an appropriate manner


name: Provide adequate pain control (e.g., relaxation, distraction, analgesic therapy to be administered before and after dressing)


name: Agree to take breaks while carrying out procedures on the ulcer


name: Soak dressing pads in saline solution before removal, when appropriate


name: Describe the characteristics of the ulcer, noting the size, location, discharge, color, bleeding, pain, odor, and any edema


name: Record changes observed in the evolution of the ulcer


name: Note signs and symptoms of wound infection


name: Irrigate the ulcer with water or saline solution, avoiding excessive pressure


name: Clean the ulcer, starting with the cleanest zone and moving toward the dirtiest


name: Avoid chemical or mechanical tissue removal


name: Apply topical medication (e.g., cytostatic, antibiotic, analgesic), as required


name: Use activated carbon dressings, if appropriate


name: Use highly absorbent dressings in cases of abundant discharge


name: Apply manual pressure on bleeding points or potential bleeding zones


name: Discuss with the patient the most worrying aspect of the ulcer


name: Ascertain the impact the ulcer is having on the patient's quality of life (e.g., sleep, appetite, activity, humor, relationships)


name: Demonstrate to the patient or family members the procedure for caring for the ulcer, as appropriate


name: Instruct the patient and family about the signs of infection


name: Help the patient and family obtain the necessary dressing materials


name: Demonstrate to the patient and family how to dispose of used dressings


name: Demonstrate methods for protecting the wound from blows, pressure, and friction (e.g., use of pillows, cushions, pads)


name: Encourage the patient to engage in social activities, exercise, and relaxation, as appropriate


name: Encourage the patient to look at the body part that has undergone the change


name: Provide the patient and family caregiver with emotional support


name: Identify methods of reducing the impact caused by any disfigurement through the use of clothing, if appropriate


name: Help the patient take greater responsibility with self-care, to the extent possible


name: Encourage the patient and family to play an active role in treatment and rehabilitation, as appropriate


name: Gather necessary equipment and supplies at bedside (e.g., sterile irrigation set, waterproof pad, sterile basin, sterile irrigating solution, sterile gloves, and equipment for dressing change)


name: Identify any allergies related to products used


name: Provide analgesics before wound care, as needed


name: Assist patient to comfortable position, being sure solution will flow by gravity from least to most contaminated area into collection basin


name: Place waterproof pad and bath blankets under patient


name: Remove dressing and inspect wound and surrounding tissue, reporting abnormalities to appropriate health care provider (e.g., infection and necrosis)


name: Pour prescribed irrigating solution into sterile irrigation container, being sure to warm solution to body temperature


name: Open irrigating syringe and place into container with solution


name: Place sterile basin at distal end of wound


name: Flush wound gently with solution until solution in bin runs clear, being sure to hold syringe tip 1 inch above wound and rinse from least to most contaminated area


name: Attach sterile latex or silicone catheter to filled syringe, when necessary (to irrigate deep wounds)


name: Refill irrigation syringe with solution, maintaining sterility (i.e., when using catheter, disconnect catheter, fill syringe, and reconnect catheter)


name: Open commercial cleaning solution package if using for irrigation and use according to instructions


name: Cleanse and dry surrounding skin after procedure


name: Monitor patient's pain, tolerance, comfort, and anxiety levels during procedure


name: Maintain a sterile field during procedure, as appropriate (e.g., use assistants to prevent child from moving and contaminating wound or sterile field and instruct child not to touch wound)


name: Instruct patient or family performing procedure at home on appropriate technique and necessary modifications (e.g., stress importance of washing hands before and after irrigation when sterile technique not used)


name: Mechanical Ventilation Management: Invasive


name: Health Knowledge & Behavior (NOC Domain)


name: Disposes of syringes and needles properly


name: Strategies to manage controllable environmental risk factors


name: Strategies to prevent recreational drug use


name: Strategies to prevent exposure to toxic chemicals


name: Teaches to identify predatory, abusive sexual advances


name: Teaches to report predatory, abusive sexual advances


name: Glycyrrhiza Glabra (Licorice) Root Powder


name: syringe with needle,insulin 0.5 mL (half unit mark) 29 gauge X 1/2" MISCELL SYRINGE, EMPTY DISPOSABLE


name: syringe with needle,insulin 0.5 mL (half unit mark) 31 gauge X 5/16" MISCELL SYRINGE, EMPTY DISPOSABLE


name: gel-matrix pad dressing, silicone 4.7" X 5.7" TOPICAL PAD


name: PHENTOLAMINE MESYLATE 495 g in 500 g NOT APPLICABLE POWDER [AX Pharmaceutical Corp]


name: Capsaicin/Menthol/Methyl Salicylate;Diclofenac Sodium 0.025%-6%-25%; 75 MG Multiple Routes Kit


name: Capsaicin;Diclofenac Sodium 0.025%; 1.5% Multiple Routes Kit [DICLOSAICIN]


name: influenza A virus A/Michigan/45/2015 (H1N1) antigen / influenza A virus A/Singapore/INFIMH-16-0019/2016 (H3N2) antigen / influenza B virus B/Maryland/15/2016 antigen / influenza B virus B/Phuket/3073/2013 antigen


name: TITANIUM DIOXIDE 90 mg in 1 mL / ZINC OXIDE 63 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL CREAM [it cosmetics Your Skin But Better CC Plus Color Correcting Broad Spectrum SPF 50 Plus Sunscreen Full Coverage Deep FairLight Neutral Tan Rich Honey LightMedium and Neutral Medium]


name: Bacitracin Methylenedisalicylate 110 g in 1 kg ORAL GRANULE [Pennitracin MD 50G]


name: BD Veo 6mm 0.3cc 31g 1/2 Unit Insulin Syringe


name: Sea-Band Accupresure Wristband for Nausea (Ad


name: Sea-Band Accupresure Wristband for Nausea (Ch


name: gammaCore External Vagal Nerve Stimulator For


name: Octinoxate 4.2 g in 60 g / Octisalate 2.88 g in 60 g / Titanium Dioxide 1.24 g in 60 g TOPICAL CREAM [rootree Mobitherapy UV Sun Shield]


name: Adenosine 0.02 g in 50 g TOPICAL CREAM [rootree Golden Tree Prestige Empress]


name: Niacinamide 0.4 g in 20 g / Adenosine 0.008 g in 20 g TOPICAL CREAM [rootree Mobitherapy Age Defy Eye]


name: Niacinamide 1.2 g in 60 g / Adenosine 0.024 g in 60 g TOPICAL CREAM [rootree Mobitherapy Age Returning]


name: OMEPRAZOLE 9.9 kg in 10 kg NOT APPLICABLE POWDER [AX Pharmaceutical Corp]


name: subcutaneous administration set, safety 12 mm X 30.5 cm SUBCUT INFUSION SETS-PARAPHERNALIA


name: syringe with needle, insulin, safety, 0.3 mL 31 gauge X 5/16" MISCELL SYRINGE, EMPTY DISPOSABLE


name: Octinoxate 3.50 g in 50 mL / Homosalate 3.00 g in 50 mL / Octisalate 2.25 g in 50 mL TOPICAL CREAM [VILLAGE11FACTORY DAILY MILD SUN]


name: Octinoxate 3.50 g in 50 mL / Titanium Dioxide 4.60 g in 50 mL / Zinc Oxide 2.04 g in 50 mL TOPICAL CREAM [MIZON SNAIL REPAIR INTENSIVE BB 27]


name: Octinoxate 3.50 g in 50 mL / Titanium Dioxide 4.62 g in 50 mL / Zinc Oxide 2.04 g in 50 mL TOPICAL CREAM [MIZON SNAIL REPAIR INTENSIVE BB 31]


name: Zinc Oxide 6.00 g in 50 mL TOPICAL CREAM [VILLAGE11FACTORY PINK CALMING SUN BLOCK]


name: gammaCore Sapphire Vagal Nerve Stimulator for Headache


name: HOMATROPINE METHYLBROMIDE 49.5 g in 50 g NOT APPLICABLE POWDER [AX Pharmaceutical Corp]


name: Isopropyl Alcohol;Lidocaine Hydrochloride;Methylprednisolone Acetate 70%; 1%; 40 MG/1 ML Multiple Routes Kit [POINT OF CARE L.5]


name: AVOBENZONE 30 mg in 1 g / OCTINOXATE 75 mg in 1 g / PETROLATUM 414 mg in 1 g TOPICAL STICK [Chapstick Moisturizer Cool Mint]


name: AVOBENZONE 30 mg in 1 g / OCTINOXATE 75 mg in 1 g / PETROLATUM 423 mg in 1 g TOPICAL STICK [ChapStick Moisturizer Original]


name: Avobenzone 0.018 g in 1 mL / Octisalate 0.045 g in 1 mL / Octocrylene 0.045 g in 1 mL TOPICAL LOTION [LBEL DERMO CLARITE BRIGHTENING AND MOISTURIZING FACIAL SPF 30]


name: Octinoxate 0.065 g in 1 g / Titanium Dioxide 0.0244 g in 1 g / Zinc Oxide 0.0157 g in 1 g TOPICAL PASTE [LBEL MOUSSE MATIFFIANT MATTE FINISH MOUSSE FOUNDATION SPF 15 Clare 1/ Beige]


name: ethinyl estradiol-levonorgestrel with iron 20 mcg-100 mcg oral tablet


name: Octinoxate 0.07 g in 1 g / Zinc Oxide 0.06 g in 1 g TOPICAL CREAM [LBEL LIBERTAGE CC MATTE PERFECTIONING-EFFECT MOISTURIZING FACE SPF 30]


name: lidocaine HCl/methyl salicylate/menthol 4 %-30 %-10 % TOPICAL KIT, CREAM AND GEL


name: CATHETER FOLEY COUDE 14FR 10ML MEDLINE #DYND11214


name: CATHETER,INTERMITTENT 12FR LOFRIC SENSE #4161250


name: CATHETER,INTERMITTENT COUDE 18FR CURE #M18C


name: DRESSING,MELGISORB PLUS CALCIUM ALGINATE 4IN X 4IN


name: DRESSING,OPSITE POST-OP 3 3/4IN X 3 3/8IN SN#66000709


name: DRESSING,OPTIFOAM GENTLE SACRUM 10IN X 9IN #MSC20109


name: DRESSING,RTD NON-ADHERING 4IN X 4IN X 0.25IN


name: FEEDING SET,ENTERAL PUMP ENFIT MEDLINE#ENFIT70552


name: TRACH CANNULA,INNER 7MM CUFFLESS SMITHS #100856080


name: TRACHEAL SUCTION SET SZ 8 SMITH #100875080


name: subcutaneous administration set, safety 9 mm x 30.5 cm SUBCUT INFUSION SETS-PARAPHERNALIA


name: ALUMINUM ZIRCONIUM TETRACHLOROHYDREX GLY 18.2 g in 100 g TOPICAL STICK [Degree]


name: HOMOSALATE 7 g in 100 mL / OCTISALATE 4.3 g in 100 mL / AVOBENZONE 2.5 g in 100 mL TOPICAL LOTION [Cardon]


name: gel-matrix pad dressing, silicone 1.57" X 5.12" TOPICAL PAD


name: Urinary Bladder Mucosa Porcine Topical application Powder


name: Urinary Bladder Mucosa Porcine Topical application Sheet


name: FLUNIXIN MEGLUMINE 25 kg in 25 kg NOT APPLICABLE POWDER


name: IODINE 1 kg in 1 kg TOPICAL LIQUID [ASCEND]


name: IODINE 1.00 kg in 100 kg TOPICAL LIQUID [Icon 10000 X NPE Free]


name: Iobenguane (131-I)-containing product in parenteral dose form


name: ZINC OXIDE 6 g in 100 g / OCTINOXATE 7 g in 100 g TOPICAL CREAM [Ponds]


name: ESTRADIOL CYPIONATE 99 g in 100 g NOT APPLICABLE POWDER [AX Pharmaceutical Corp]


name: PIMOBENDAN 24.75 g in 25 g NOT APPLICABLE POWDER [AX Pharmaceutical Corp]


name: AVOBENZONE 2.3 g in 100 g / HOMOSALATE 9.2 g in 100 g / OCTISALATE 4.3 g in 100 g TOPICAL LIPSTICK [KLENSKIN SPF LIP BALM BROAD SPECTRUM SPF-50 (ALL FLAVORS)]


name: PIMOBENDAN 396 g in 400 g NOT APPLICABLE POWDER [AX Pharmaceutical Corp]


name: {30 (lenvatinib 4 MG Oral Capsule) } Pack


name: {90 (lenvatinib 4 MG Oral Capsule) } Pack


name: influenza A virus A/Singapore/INFIMH-16-0019/2016 (H3N2) antigen / influenza A virus A/Slovenia/2903/2015 (H1N1) antigen / influenza B virus B/Colorado/06/2017 antigen / influenza B virus B/Phuket/3073/2013 antigen


name: OCTINOXATE 60 mg in 1 mL / OCTISALATE 20 mg in 1 mL / TITANIUM DIOXIDE 88.4 mg in 1 mL / ZINC OXIDE 38.4 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL CREAM [ERBORIAN CC CREME HIGH DEFINITION SPF 25 CARAMEL]


name: {14 (migalastat 123 MG Oral Capsule) } Pack


name: {7 (valbenazine 40 MG Oral Capsule) / 21 (valbenazine 80 MG Oral Capsule) } Pack


name: {7 (valbenazine 40 MG Oral Capsule [Ingrezza]) / 21 (valbenazine 80 MG Oral Capsule [Ingrezza]) } Pack [Ingrezza]


name: {14 (migalastat 123 MG Oral Capsule [Galafold]) } Pack [Galafold 28 Day Wallet]


name: {8 (estradiol 0.004 MG Vaginal Insert) } Pack


name: {8 (estradiol 0.004 MG Vaginal Insert [Imvexxy]) } Pack [Imvexxy 4 MCG Maintenance Pack]


name: {18 (estradiol 0.004 MG Vaginal Insert) } Pack


name: {18 (estradiol 0.004 MG Vaginal Insert [Imvexxy]) } Pack [Imvexxy 4 MCG Starter Pack]


name: {8 (estradiol 0.01 MG Vaginal Insert) } Pack


name: {8 (estradiol 0.01 MG Vaginal Insert [Imvexxy]) } Pack [Imvexxy 10 MCG Maintenance Pack]


name: {18 (estradiol 0.01 MG Vaginal Insert) } Pack


name: {18 (estradiol 0.01 MG Vaginal Insert [Imvexxy]) } Pack [Imvexxy 10 MCG Starter Pack]


name: Extracorporeal Oxygenation, Membrane, Peripheral Veno-venous


name: Extracorporeal Oxygenation, Membrane, Peripheral Veno-arterial


name: Extracorporeal Oxygenation, Membrane, Central


name: Introduction of Influenza Vaccine into Muscle, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Pelvic Cavity to Upper Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Bypass Pelvic Cavity to Lower Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Pelvic Cavity to Upper Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Pelvic Cavity to Pelvic Cavity with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Pelvic Cavity to Peritoneal Cavity with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Pelvic Cavity to Left Pleural Cavity with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Pelvic Cavity to Right Pleural Cavity with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Pelvic Cavity to Upper Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Open Approach


name: Bypass Peritoneal Cavity to Upper Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Bypass Peritoneal Cavity to Lower Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Peritoneal Cavity to Upper Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Peritoneal Cavity to Pelvic Cavity with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Peritoneal Cavity to Peritoneal Cavity with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Peritoneal Cavity to Left Pleural Cavity with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Peritoneal Cavity to Right Pleural Cavity with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Peritoneal Cavity to Upper Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Open Approach


name: Bypass Left Pleural Cavity to Upper Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Bypass Left Pleural Cavity to Lower Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Left Pleural Cavity to Upper Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Left Pleural Cavity to Pelvic Cavity with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Left Pleural Cavity to Peritoneal Cavity with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Left Pleural Cavity to Left Pleural Cavity with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Left Pleural Cavity to Right Pleural Cavity with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Left Pleural Cavity to Upper Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Open Approach


name: Bypass Right Pleural Cavity to Upper Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Bypass Right Pleural Cavity to Lower Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Right Pleural Cavity to Upper Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Right Pleural Cavity to Pelvic Cavity with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Right Pleural Cavity to Peritoneal Cavity with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Right Pleural Cavity to Left Pleural Cavity with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Right Pleural Cavity to Right Pleural Cavity with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Right Pleural Cavity to Upper Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Open Approach


name: Transfer Prepuce to Penis, External Approach


name: Transfer Prepuce to Urethra, External Approach


name: Transfer Prepuce to Penis, Open Approach


name: Transfer Prepuce to Urethra, Open Approach


name: Transplantation of Uterus, Zooplastic, Open Approach


name: Transplantation of Uterus, Syngeneic, Open Approach


name: Transplantation of Uterus, Allogeneic, Open Approach


name: Replacement of Left Knee Joint with Patellofemoral Synthetic Substitute, Open Approach


name: Replacement of Left Knee Joint with Patellofemoral Synthetic Substitute, Uncemented, Open Approach


name: Replacement of Left Knee Joint with Patellofemoral Synthetic Substitute, Cemented, Open Approach


name: Replacement of Left Knee Joint with Lateral Unicondylar Synthetic Substitute, Open Approach


name: Replacement of Left Knee Joint with Lateral Unicondylar Synthetic Substitute, Uncemented, Open Approach


name: Replacement of Left Knee Joint with Lateral Unicondylar Synthetic Substitute, Cemented, Open Approach


name: Replacement of Left Knee Joint with Articulating Spacer, Open Approach


name: Replacement of Right Knee Joint with Patellofemoral Synthetic Substitute, Open Approach


name: Replacement of Right Knee Joint with Patellofemoral Synthetic Substitute, Uncemented, Open Approach


name: Replacement of Right Knee Joint with Patellofemoral Synthetic Substitute, Cemented, Open Approach


name: Replacement of Right Knee Joint with Lateral Unicondylar Synthetic Substitute, Open Approach


name: Replacement of Right Knee Joint with Lateral Unicondylar Synthetic Substitute, Uncemented, Open Approach


name: Replacement of Right Knee Joint with Lateral Unicondylar Synthetic Substitute, Cemented, Open Approach


name: Replacement of Right Knee Joint with Articulating Spacer, Open Approach


name: Replacement of Left Hip Joint with Articulating Spacer, Open Approach


name: Replacement of Right Hip Joint with Articulating Spacer, Open Approach


name: Removal of Patellofemoral Synthetic Substitute from Left Knee Joint, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Removal of Lateral Unicondylar Synthetic Substitute from Left Knee Joint, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Removal of Medial Unicondylar Synthetic Substitute from Left Knee Joint, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Removal of Patellofemoral Synthetic Substitute from Left Knee Joint, Percutaneous Approach


name: Removal of Lateral Unicondylar Synthetic Substitute from Left Knee Joint, Percutaneous Approach


name: Removal of Medial Unicondylar Synthetic Substitute from Left Knee Joint, Percutaneous Approach


name: Removal of Patellofemoral Synthetic Substitute from Left Knee Joint, Open Approach


name: Removal of Lateral Unicondylar Synthetic Substitute from Left Knee Joint, Open Approach


name: Removal of Medial Unicondylar Synthetic Substitute from Left Knee Joint, Open Approach


name: Removal of Articulating Spacer from Left Knee Joint, Open Approach


name: Removal of Patellofemoral Synthetic Substitute from Right Knee Joint, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Removal of Lateral Unicondylar Synthetic Substitute from Right Knee Joint, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Removal of Medial Unicondylar Synthetic Substitute from Right Knee Joint, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Removal of Patellofemoral Synthetic Substitute from Right Knee Joint, Percutaneous Approach


name: Removal of Lateral Unicondylar Synthetic Substitute from Right Knee Joint, Percutaneous Approach


name: Removal of Medial Unicondylar Synthetic Substitute from Right Knee Joint, Percutaneous Approach


name: Removal of Patellofemoral Synthetic Substitute from Right Knee Joint, Open Approach


name: Removal of Lateral Unicondylar Synthetic Substitute from Right Knee Joint, Open Approach


name: Removal of Medial Unicondylar Synthetic Substitute from Right Knee Joint, Open Approach


name: Removal of Articulating Spacer from Right Knee Joint, Open Approach


name: Removal of Articulating Spacer from Left Hip Joint, Open Approach


name: Removal of Articulating Spacer from Right Hip Joint, Open Approach


name: Extraction of Pancreas, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Pancreas, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Pancreas, Percutaneous Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Accessory Pancreatic Duct, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Accessory Pancreatic Duct, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Accessory Pancreatic Duct, Percutaneous Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Pancreatic Duct, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Pancreatic Duct, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Pancreatic Duct, Percutaneous Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Ampulla of Vater, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Ampulla of Vater, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Ampulla of Vater, Percutaneous Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Common Bile Duct, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Common Bile Duct, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Common Bile Duct, Percutaneous Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Cystic Duct, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Cystic Duct, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Cystic Duct, Percutaneous Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Common Hepatic Duct, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Common Hepatic Duct, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Common Hepatic Duct, Percutaneous Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Left Hepatic Duct, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Left Hepatic Duct, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Left Hepatic Duct, Percutaneous Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Right Hepatic Duct, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Right Hepatic Duct, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Right Hepatic Duct, Percutaneous Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Gallbladder, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Gallbladder, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Gallbladder, Percutaneous Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Left Lobe Liver, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Left Lobe Liver, Percutaneous Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Right Lobe Liver, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Right Lobe Liver, Percutaneous Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Liver, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach, Diagnostic


name: Extraction of Liver, Percutaneous Approach, Diagnostic


name: Destruction of Pancreas using Irreversible Electroporation, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Destruction of Pancreas using Irreversible Electroporation, Percutaneous Approach


name: Destruction of Pancreas using Irreversible Electroporation, Open Approach


name: Destruction of Left Lobe Liver using Irreversible Electroporation, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Destruction of Left Lobe Liver using Irreversible Electroporation, Percutaneous Approach


name: Destruction of Left Lobe Liver using Irreversible Electroporation, Open Approach


name: Destruction of Right Lobe Liver using Irreversible Electroporation, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Destruction of Right Lobe Liver using Irreversible Electroporation, Percutaneous Approach


name: Destruction of Right Lobe Liver using Irreversible Electroporation, Open Approach


name: Destruction of Liver using Irreversible Electroporation, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Destruction of Liver using Irreversible Electroporation, Percutaneous Approach


name: Destruction of Liver using Irreversible Electroporation, Open Approach


name: Control Bleeding in Nasal Mucosa and Soft Tissue, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic


name: Control Bleeding in Nasal Mucosa and Soft Tissue, Via Natural or Artificial Opening


name: Dilation of Left Cephalic Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Cephalic Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Cephalic Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Cephalic Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Cephalic Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Left Cephalic Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Right Cephalic Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Right Cephalic Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Right Cephalic Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Right Cephalic Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Right Cephalic Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Right Cephalic Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Left Basilic Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Basilic Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Basilic Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Basilic Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Basilic Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Left Basilic Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Right Basilic Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Right Basilic Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Right Basilic Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Right Basilic Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Right Basilic Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Right Basilic Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Left Brachial Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Brachial Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Brachial Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Brachial Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Brachial Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Left Brachial Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Right Brachial Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Right Brachial Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Right Brachial Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Right Brachial Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Right Brachial Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Right Brachial Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Left Axillary Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Axillary Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Axillary Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Axillary Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Axillary Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Left Axillary Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Right Axillary Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Right Axillary Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Right Axillary Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Right Axillary Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Right Axillary Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Right Axillary Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Left Subclavian Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Subclavian Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Subclavian Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Subclavian Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Subclavian Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Left Subclavian Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Right Subclavian Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Right Subclavian Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Right Subclavian Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Right Subclavian Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Right Subclavian Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Right Subclavian Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Left Innominate Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Innominate Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Innominate Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Innominate Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Innominate Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Left Innominate Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Right Innominate Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Right Innominate Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Right Innominate Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Right Innominate Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Right Innominate Vein using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Right Innominate Vein with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Bypass Left Foot Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Left Foot Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Right Foot Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Right Foot Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Left Peroneal Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Left Peroneal Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Right Peroneal Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Right Peroneal Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Left Posterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Bypass Left Posterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Bypass Left Posterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Left Posterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Left Posterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Open Approach


name: Bypass Left Posterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Open Approach


name: Bypass Right Posterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Bypass Right Posterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Bypass Right Posterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Right Posterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Right Posterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Open Approach


name: Bypass Right Posterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Open Approach


name: Bypass Left Anterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Bypass Left Anterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Bypass Left Anterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Left Anterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Left Anterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Open Approach


name: Bypass Left Anterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Open Approach


name: Bypass Right Anterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Bypass Right Anterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Bypass Right Anterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Right Anterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Right Anterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Open Approach


name: Bypass Right Anterior Tibial Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Open Approach


name: Bypass Left Popliteal Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Left Popliteal Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Right Popliteal Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Right Popliteal Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Left Femoral Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Left Femoral Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Right Femoral Artery to Lower Extremity Vein with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Bypass Right Femoral Artery to Lower Extremity Artery with Synthetic Substitute, Percutaneous Approach


name: Extirpation of Matter from Left Vertebral Artery using Stent Retriever, Percutaneous Approach


name: Extirpation of Matter from Right Vertebral Artery using Stent Retriever, Percutaneous Approach


name: Extirpation of Matter from Left External Carotid Artery using Stent Retriever, Percutaneous Approach


name: Extirpation of Matter from Right External Carotid Artery using Stent Retriever, Percutaneous Approach


name: Extirpation of Matter from Left Internal Carotid Artery using Stent Retriever, Percutaneous Approach


name: Extirpation of Matter from Right Internal Carotid Artery using Stent Retriever, Percutaneous Approach


name: Extirpation of Matter from Left Common Carotid Artery using Stent Retriever, Percutaneous Approach


name: Extirpation of Matter from Right Common Carotid Artery using Stent Retriever, Percutaneous Approach


name: Extirpation of Matter from Intracranial Artery using Stent Retriever, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Radial Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Radial Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Radial Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Radial Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Radial Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Left Radial Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Right Radial Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Right Radial Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Right Radial Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Right Radial Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Right Radial Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Right Radial Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Left Ulnar Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Ulnar Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Ulnar Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Ulnar Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Ulnar Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Left Ulnar Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Right Ulnar Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Right Ulnar Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Right Ulnar Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Right Ulnar Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Right Ulnar Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Right Ulnar Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Left Brachial Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Brachial Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Brachial Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Brachial Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Brachial Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Left Brachial Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Right Brachial Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Right Brachial Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Right Brachial Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Right Brachial Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Right Brachial Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Right Brachial Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Open Approach


name: Dilation of Left Axillary Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Axillary Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach


name: Dilation of Left Axillary Artery using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach


name: Dilation of Left Axillary Artery with Intraluminal Device, using Drug-Coated Balloon, Percutaneous Approach