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DocumentationforIVInsertionandRemovalusingGravityTubing.docx Documentation for IV Insertion and Removal using Gravity Tubing ADNG 1050 Foundations of Nursing Skills Scenario: · Tom McBride is a 46 year old male in the Emergence Department complaining of weakness, dizziness, and a headache. He reports working outside in hot weather for 6 hours without adequate water intake. Nausea but no vomiting. He appears flushed and slightly diaphoretic. Vital signs: Temp: 99.1°F (37.3°C) · HR: 108 bpm · BP: 98/60 mmHg · RR: 20 · O₂ Sat: 97% on room air Skin: Dry lips, poor skin turgor Neuro: Alert and oriented × 4, slightly slow responses · Order: Start peripheral IV and administer 1 Liter of 0.9% Normal Saline via gravity tubing. Discontinue IV when complete. 🗂️ Documentation 📍 To complete: Upload this document to your computer & fill it out electronically (directly into the assignment) 📍 To turn it in: Re-upload it to the correct file/drop box in D2L. ____________________________________________________________________________________ ✍️ 1. Write a DARP note including: D: Data A: Action R: Response/Results P: Plan 🧑‍🏫 2. Patient Education (Write as a Script) Keep short and to the point. 🔐 3. National Patient Safety Goal (NPSG) Choose 1 priority NPSG that is relevant to this scenario and tell us why in 1 paragraph. NPSG Chosen: Why It Matters: 📝 4. Nursing Diagnosis & Care Plan ✅ 3-Part Nursing Diagnosis: Student nursing diagnosis: 🎯 5. SMART Goal: Student SMART goal: 🩹 List: · 2 Interventions to accomplish this goal · Rationale for each intervention · Evaluation for each intervention 1. Intervention: · Rationale: · Evaluation: 2. Intervention: · Rationale: · Evaluation: 🎥Video Review: image1.jpeg