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Nt1310 Unit 5 Exercise 1
1. List the patients that you took care of this week (one initial only); their age; gender; and primary diagnosis.
* S. 12 year old, female diagnosis with Vaso Occlusive Sickle Cell Anemia.
2. List the medications that you administered this week:
* Hydroxurea 700mg PO, Normal Saline 1000ml 125ml/ hr., Enalapril 20 mg PO, Morphine 1mg IVP

3. List procedures you performed or observed this week:
* Medication administration, physical assessment, IV pumps, IV syringes, Oxygen administration.
5. State how you plan to improve on your clinical performance during the next rotation on the Pediatrics unit.
*
From this experience in the stimulation lab, I discovered my weaknesses and strengths. I failed to check the patients arm band to make sure

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