Clinical Simulation

No

• Assemble equipment needed to provide oxygen support via non-rebreather mask to an adolescent.
• Demonstrate one positioning technique for a toddler receiving a vastus lateralis injection.
• Demonstrate one positioning technique for a young child receiving a deltoid injection.
• Demonstrate rescue breathing of an infant using a bag valve mask (BVM).
• Describe one symptom of an infant in respiratory distress.
• Explain the importance of obtaining weights in kilograms.
• Identify one emotional response of a school age child in a health care environment.
• Illustrate the procedure for obtaining a nasopharyngeal specimen on a four year-old child.
• List two reasons why an infant less than 28 days old with a fever is at high risk for sepsis.
• Locate the anatomic landmarks for a deltoid injection.
• Recall two post-seizure safety interventions.
• State two anatomical differences of a child compared to an adult.
• Summarize the medication administration co-verification process.

Ambulatory child infant medical assistant Medication Safety Patient Safety Pediatric pediatric emergencies pediatric procedures pediatrics Safety simops vital signs

Free

Dawn Anderson

Barbara Ayd
Quiera Harris
Timothy Blake
Charles Douglass
Susan Haskell
Rachel Knowles
Robert Blum
Heather Bacoate

MedStar Ambulatory Services