Question

1,Identify nursing priorities/standards of care for these interventions

Insert Peripheral IV/Standards of Care:

Nursing Standards of Care:          

Rationale:

2,Identify nursing priorities/standards of care for these interventions

Ventilator Management Standards of Care

Nursing Standards of Care:          

Rationale:

3,Identify nursing priorities/standards of care for these interventions

Arterial Line Standards of Care

Nursing Standards of Care:          

Rationale:

               

               

Answer 1

Insert Peripheral IV/Standard of care

• Check for orders of intravenous infusion therapy and medication
• Getting consent from the patient to do an invasive procedures if competent on the grounds of principle of autonomy
• Assess the requirement of the procedure

Nursing Standards of Care

• Educate the patient and family members
• Assess the patient for good veins to do the venipuncture
• Follow aseptic procedure to prevent infection
• Documentation

Rationale

The patient can be in a comfort zone and ensure cooperation during the procedure

2.Ventilator management/standard of care

• Assessment
• Prevent infection
• Wean at the earliest
• Proper ventilator settings as required for the patient
• Health education

Nursing Standards of care

• Asses the patient's airway
• Monitor vital signs, especially oxygen saturation
• Assess the patient for any pain , discomfort when on ventilator
• Prevent ventilator associated pneumonia
• Suctioning

Rationale

This standard will help to prevent infection and aide patient for faster weaning and recovery.

3.Arterial line /Standard of care

• Asepsis
• Close monitoring
• Remove when not necessary

Nursing Standard of care

• Monitor vitals
• Assess the site for any discharge, pain ,tenderness to rule out infection
• Meticulous hand hygiene to prevent cross infection and contamination
• Administration of medication in a sterile way as ordered

Rationale

These standards aims at providing the best quality care to save a life and prevent any sort of infection.