Injection MAX BUNDLE: 2 Activities, Skill Checklist Sets & Case Studies +1BONUS

BONUS file - parenteral medication orders

This bundle includes the Blood Glucose Monitoring Activity With QR Code Video Links & Skill Checklist, the Injection Basics Activity with QR Code Video Links & Skills Checklists, the Diabetes Case Study, the Tuberculosis Case Study, and the parenteral medication orders bonus file. These learning tools are designed to empower nursing, PCT, CNA, CMA, and other healthcare students in mastering crucial skills related to parenteral medication administration.

The Blood Glucose Monitoring Activity, structured in a guided notes format, allows students delve into essential topics including diabetes overview, blood glucose monitoring techniques, glucometer use, and capillary blood specimen collection technique. The learning activity is enhanced with QR code video links for skill demonstrations, facilitating a deeper understanding and visual learning experience. Each section of the Injection Basics Activity is enriched with equipment and supplies graphics, enhancing understanding and familiarity with essential tools of the trade. With a focus on practical application, this activity covers a wide range of topics, including parts and sizes of syringes and needles, needlestick prevention, medication containers, injection sites, needle angles, injection techniques, and insulin types & mixing. Nine activity pages provide in-depth exploration, while seven skills checklist pages enable peer evaluations and checkoffs for intradermal, subcutaneous, and intramuscular injections.

These two activities are provided as editable PowerPoint resources, allowing instructors to ensure up-to-date content and seamless integration of multimedia resources, as the seller does not provide ongoing QR code link maintenance. Our skill checklists enables peer assessments, fostering collaboration and reinforcing proficiency in skill execution. While this resource was originally designed for use with the Open RN Nursing Skills textbook (avalable from: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK596718/), it pairs well with many other instructional resources.

The Diabetes Case Study presents a newly diagnosed pediatric patient, offering a comprehensive exploration of diabetes management from diagnosis to treatment. This engaging resource delves into diabetes symptoms, lab interpretation, and patient teaching strategies, providing students with a holistic understanding of the disease process. By navigating through the case report, students develop critical thinking skills and clinical reasoning, preparing them for the challenges of healthcare practice. Key highlights of the Diabetes Case Study include investigation of different types of insulin, dosage calculation methods for mealtime insulin using carbohydrate ratios and correction scales. Sstudents learn to personalize insulin regimens based on individual patient needs, honing their dosage calculation abilities. Additionally, students will practice strategies for communicating effectively with pediatric patients.

The Tuberculosis Case Study is designed for students in the unfolding case study format. With 14 engaging pages and 20 thought-provoking questions, this resource delves into the intricate details of TB, covering crucial aspects such as risk factors, transmission, testing and interpretation, LTBI, TB disease, treatment options, and adverse effects.