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Pediatrics Ch 22

Informed Consent, Identification

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What is obtained when the child is admitted to the pediatric unit Written informed consent
What is written informed consent obtained for Treatments that are given
When is written informed consent obtained When the child is admitted to the pediatric unit & Before procedures
What does an informed consent mean The parent or legal guardian is capable of understanding information given, including purpose and risks, and voluntarily agrees to the procedure
Who must sign an informed consent Parent, Health care provider who provides the information, Witness
What role does the nurse play in regards to informed consent Patient advocate
How does a nurse act as a patient advocate in regards to informed consent ensure consent signed before procedure and that the child is given age appropriate information concerning the procedure and its possible outcomes
What is applied to every child admitted to the pediatric unit ID bracelet
What is applied to every parent of a child admitted to the pediatric unit ID bracelet
When should ID be checked on a patient Before medications or treatments are given
What should be checked before medications or treatments are given ID bracelet
What is done if a child does not have an ID bracelet, for any reason Identification is verified and a new bracelet applied
How should an ID bracelet fit Snug enough to prevent voluntary removal by the child
What do many hospitals use with an ID bracelet An attached security chip that will activate an alarm if the child leaves the unit
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