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Pouring Water into Almost-Empty Syringe
Pouring Water into Syringe Inserted in Gastric Tube
Precordium Cardiac Landmarks
Preparing Syringe with 30 Ml of Irrigation Solution
Pressure Monitoring System
Principles of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy
Programming Mini-Infusion Pump
Programming Pump According to Prescribed Insulin Dosing Following Manufacturer's Guidelines for the Device
Providing Nonskid Footwear
Pulling Back on the Syringe to Aspirate for Positive Blood Return
Putting Probe Cover on the Thermometer
Raising Patient's Arm Until Upper Arm is in Line with Patient's Shoulder, with Elbow Bent
Raising Side Rails on Bed at the Patient's Request
Reapplying the Tourniquet
Recording Each Medication Administered on Emar
Regulating Irrigation Flow Rate Using Flow Clamp
Releasing Lock on Inner Cannula
Remaining with Patient Until Each Medication is Swallowed
Removing Administration Spike from Old IV Fluid Container
Removing Appropriate Probe and Attaching Disposable Probe Cover
Removing Cap from Culture Tube
Removing Cap from Syringe or Insulin Cartridge
Removing Dentures with a Gauze Sponge
Removing Fluid from Balloon
Removing Goggles by Grasping Earpieces
Removing Inner Cannula for Cleaning
Removing Paper Backing from Adhesive of Rectal Device
Removing PICC in Small Increments, Using a Smooth and Constant Motion
Removing Protective Covering on Patch
Removing Suction Catheter by Pulling Back into Sheath