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ER RN Skills Checklist

Please rate your experience / frequency within the last year

0 = No Experience / Observed Only

1 = Limited Experience / Rarely Done (<6 times/year)

2 = May Need Some Review / Occasionally Done (1 - 2 times/month)

3 = Experienced / Frequently Done (daily or weekly)

TYPES OF ER EXPERIENCE

Level 1 Trauma Center

1

2

3

Level 2 Trauma Center

1

2

3

Level 3 Trauma Center

1

2

3

Pediatric ED

1

2

3

AGE OF PATIENTS CARED FOR

Newborn/Neonate (birth to 30 days)

1

2

3

Infant (31 days to 12 months)

1

2

3

Toddler/Preschool (13 months to 5 years)

1

2

3

School Age Child/adolescent (6 years to 18 years)

1

2

3

Young Adults/Middle Adult (19 years to 64 years)

1

2

3

Older Adults/Elderly (65+ years)

1

2

3

GENERAL SKILLS

Care of Patient in Restraints

1

2

3

TYPE OF FACILITY EXPERIENCE

Accudose

Omnicell

Pyxis

Metro

Promanager Rx

N/A

MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION

Moderate/Conscious Sedation

1

2

3

Sedation Reversal Agents

1

2

3

Antibiotics IM/IV

1

2

3

Antiemetics

1

2

3

Adenosine

1

2

3

Aminophylline(Theophylline)

1

2

3

Atropine

1

2

3

Anticoagulants

1

2

3

Anticonvulsants

1

2

3

Antihypertensives

1

2

3

Barbituate Induced Coma

1

2

3

Charcoal

1

2

3

Cardizem

1

2

3

Cordarone (amiodorone)

1

2

3

Decadron

1

2

3

Dopamine

1

2

3

Diuretics

1

2

3

Epinephrine

1

2

3

Inotropes (Digoxin,Dobutamine,Primacor)

1

2

3

Inocor (amrinone)

1

2

3

Insulin Infusions

1

2

3

Isuprel

1

2

3

Kayexelate

1

2

3

Lidocaine

1

2

3

Mannitol

1

2

3

Narcotic Analgesia

1

2

3

Nitroglycerin

1

2

3

Nipride

1

2

3

Steroids

1

2

3

Thrombolytic Therapy

1

2

3

Vasopressin

1

2

3

Racemic Epinephrine

1

2

3

CARDIOVASCULAR

Care of the Patient With:

Continuous Cardiac Monitoring

1

2

3

Obtaining 12 lead EKG

1

2

3

Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm

1

2

3

Acute MI

1

2

3

Angina

1

2

3

Cardiac Arrest

1

2

3

Cardioversion/defibrillation

1

2

3

CHF

1

2

3

Bacterial Endocarditis

1

2

3

Myocarditis

1

2

3

Synchronized Cardioversion

1

2

3

Defibrillation

1

2

3

Emergent Chest Thoracotomy

1

2

3

Cardiac Isoenzymes

1

2

3

Troponin

1

2

3

BNP

1

2

3

Shock:

Anaphylactic

1

2

3

Cardiogenic

1

2

3

Hypovolemic

1

2

3

Neurogenic

1

2

3

Septic

1

2

3

Pacemaker:

External

1

2

3

Permanent

1

2

3

Temporary

1

2

3

Transthoracic

1

2

3

Hemodynamic Monitoring:

Set up, use and Interpreation of Reading of CVP

1

2

3

Set up, use and Interpretation of Reading of PA/Swan-Ganz

1

2

3

Set up and use of Arterial Line

1

2

3

PULMONARY

Care of the Patient With:

Ventilator/Weaning

1

2

3

Asphyxiation (Near Drowning)

1

2

3

Oral Airway

1

2

3

Endotracheal Tube

1

2

3

Laryngeal Spasm

1

2

3

Tracheostomy

1

2

3

Aspiration

1

2

3

ARDS

1

2

3

COPD

1

2

3

Lobectomy

1

2

3

Pneumonectomy

1

2

3

Pneumothorax/Tension Pneumothorax

1

2

3

Hemothorax

1

2

3

Pneumonia

1

2

3

Assist with Emergency Tracheostomy

1

2

3

Thoracentesis

1

2

3

Inhalation Injuries

1

2

3

Pulmonary Edema

1

2

3

Tuberculosis

1

2

3

Chest Tube (pleurevac/Thoraclex)

1

2

3

Assist with Chest Tube Insertion

1

2

3

ABG Interpretation

1

2

3

NEUROLOGICAL

Acute Head Injury

1

2

3

Intracranial Pressure Monitoring

1

2

3

Management of Increased ICP

1

2

3

Basal Skull Fracture

1

2

3

Acute CVA/TIA

1

2

3

Heat Exhaustion

1

2

3

Multiple Sclerosis

1

2

3

Psychiatric Disorders

1

2

3

Aneurysm Precautions

1

2

3

Coma

1

2

3

Encephalitis

1

2

3

Delirium Tremors

1

2

3

Meningitis

1

2

3

Seizures/Seizure Precautions

1

2

3

Status Epilepticus

1

2

3

Spinal Cord Injury

1

2

3

Cranial Nerve Assessment

1

2

3

Reflex/Motor Deficits

1

2

3

Externalized VP Shunts

1

2

3

Overdose

1

2

3

ORTHOPEDICS

Fracture/Dislocation

1

2

3

Traumatic Amputation

1

2

3

Brace/Splint Application

1

2

3

Halo Traction

1

2

3

Crutchfield Tongs

1

2

3

Set up for Insertion of Steinman Pins

1

2

3

Hare Traction

1

2

3

GASTROINTESTINAL

Gastric Lavage

1

2

3

Nasogastric Tube

1

2

3

Salem Sump

1

2

3

PEG Tube

1

2

3

Acute Cholecystitis

1

2

3

Bowel Obstruction

1

2

3

Cirrhosis

1

2

3

GI Bleed

1

2

3

GI Surgery

1

2

3

Pancreatitis

1

2

3

Liver Failure

1

2

3

Liver Transplant

1

2

3

Acute Abdominal Pain

1

2

3

Blunt Abdominal Trauma

1

2

3

Penetrating Abdominal Trauma

1

2

3

Evisceration

1

2

3

Esophageal Bleeding

1

2

3

RENAL/GENITOURINARY

AV Fistula

1

2

3

Suprapubic Catheter

1

2

3

Hemodialysis

1

2

3

Peritoneal Dialysis

1

2

3

Nephrostomy Tube

1

2

3

Peritoneal Lavage

1

2

3

Acute Renal Failure

1

2

3

Renal Transplant

1

2

3

Nephrectomy

1

2

3

TURP

1

2

3

ENDOCRINE/METABOLIC

Adrenal Disorders (Addison's Disease)

1

2

3

Diabetic Ketoacidosis

1

2

3

Diabetes Mellitus

1

2

3

Hypothyroidism

1

2

3

Hyperthyroidism (Graves Disease)

1

2

3

Pituitary Disorders

1

2

3

Thyroidectomy

1

2

3

INFECTIOUS DISEASE

Hepatitis

1

2

3

HIV

1

2

3

MRSA

1

2

3

CRE

1

2

3

VRE

1

2

3

C Difficile

1

2

3

Tuberculosis

1

2

3

Isolation Precautions/Procedures

1

2

3

ONCOLOGY

Chemotherapy

1

2

3

Bone Marrow Transplants

1

2

3

Leukemia

1

2

3

Lymphoma

1

2

3

Radiation Implants

1

2

3

WOUND MANAGEMENT

Multiple Abdominal Wounds and Drains

1

2

3

Gunshot Wound

1

2

3

Stab Wound

1

2

3

Lacerations

1

2

3

Hazardous Material Exposure

1

2

3

Radiation Exposure

1

2

3

Set up and assist with Staples/Sutures

1

2

3

Suture Removal

1

2

3

Staple Removal

1

2

3

Application of Steri-strips

1

2

3

Burns:

First Degree

1

2

3

Second Degree

1

2

3

Third Degree

1

2

3

Rule of Nines

1

2

3

Fluid Resuscitation Burn Formula

1

2

3

Electrical Burns

1

2

3

PEDIATRIC

Pediatric Arrest/Resuscitation

1

2

3

Calculating Emergency Medication Dosages

1

2

3

Braslow Tape

1

2

3

Knowledge of Normal lab Values

1

2

3

Near Drowning

1

2

3

Tuberculosis

1

2

3

Overdose/Poison Ingestion

1

2

3

Asthma

1

2

3

Bronchiolitis

1

2

3

Epiglottitis

1

2

3

Reporting of Suspected Child Abuse

1

2

3

HEENT

Ear irrigation

1

2

3

Eye irrigation

1

2

3

Removal of Contact lens

1

2

3

Visual Acuity Check

1

2

3

Set up for Fluorescein/Woods Lamp

1

2

3

Nasal packing

1

2

3

Application of Eye Medication

1

2

3

Use of Morgan lens irrigation

1

2

3

Le Fort Fracture I, II, III, IV

1

2

3

MISCELLANEOUS

Administration of Antivenom

1

2

3

Animal Bites

1

2

3

Triage procedures

1

2

3

Procedure for patient leaving AMA

1

2

3

Organ/Tissue Donation

1

2

3

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Pyelonephritis/UTI

1

2

3

Renal Calculi

1

2

3

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ER RN Skills Checklist

Please rate your experience / frequency within the last year

TYPES OF ER EXPERIENCE

AGE OF PATIENTS CARED FOR

GENERAL SKILLS

MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION

CARDIOVASCULAR

Care of the Patient With:

Shock:

Pacemaker:

Hemodynamic Monitoring:

PULMONARY

Care of the Patient With:

NEUROLOGICAL

ORTHOPEDICS

GASTROINTESTINAL

RENAL/GENITOURINARY​​

ENDOCRINE/METABOLIC

INFECTIOUS DISEASE

ONCOLOGY

WOUND MANAGEMENT

Burns:

PEDIATRIC

HEENT

MISCELLANEOUS

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