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Washing to 1 Inch above the Wrist
Wetting Hands to the Wrist
Wiping Gastric Tube Site with Cotton-Tipped Applicator and Sterile Saline
Wiping Perineum with Cotton Ball Held by Forceps
Withdrawing Medication from Inverted Ampule
Withdrawing Modified Insulin
Withdrawing Suction Catheter and Intermittently Occluding Y-Port with Thumb to Apply Suction
Wound Perfusion Pain Management System Consists of a Balloon (Pump), Filter, and Catheter that Deliver a Specific Amount of Prescribed Local Anesthetic at the Rate Determined by the Prescribing Health Care Provider
Suction Trap for Sputum Collection
Taking Infant's Axillary Temperature
Telling Patient to Take a Deep Breath and Hold for 3 Seconds
Testing Grip
Testing Motor Strength of Upper Leg
The Apical Pulse is Usually Found at (A) the Fifth Intercostal Space Just Inside the Midclavicular Line and Can Be Heard (B) over the Apex of the Heart
The Right Side of the Heart Pumps Deoxygenated Blood to the Lungs, Where Oxygen is Picked Up and Carbon Dioxide is Released
Tilting Head Toward Affected Eye
Touching the Probe Behind the Ear
Transcutaneous Pacemaker Pads in Place
Transferring Patient onto Stretcher
Trimming Straight Across Nails with Clipper
Tucking Remaining Sheet Snugly Under Mattress
Tucking the Loose Portion of Triangular Fold Under Mattress
Turning Gown Inside Out, Rolling into a Bundle
Turning on Tens Unit
Turning Patient's Foot and Leg Outward, Away from Opposite Leg, to Rotate It Externally
Turning Sole Outward
Turning Suction Device to Appropriate Pressure
Twisting Wrist Quickly While Holding Ampule Vertically
Types of Oxygen Masks
Unrolling Foam Tape