Medical Assistant Training: Prepare to Administer Nebulizer Treatment & Assess Peak flow

This video excerpt is from our Medical Assisting e-Learning suite. Each module covers a different MA procedure and includes text, anatomy model, quizzes, plus a simulation that allows you to learn and practice the procedure. A personal logbook tracks your learning time and scores. Subscriptions to the SIMTICS eLearning modules available at www.simtics.com/MedicalAssistant. YouTube users benefit from 30% discount - use coupon code YOUTUBE30 during sign-up.

The learning objectives for this e-Learning module are as follows:
- Describe pre-procedure considerations for administering nebulizer treatment and assessing peak flow.
- Describe and demonstrate the preparation for administering nebulizer treatment and assessing peak flow.
- Describe and demonstrate how to perform a peak flow test.
- Describe and demonstrate how to perform nebulizer treatment.
- Describe and demonstrate how to perform a spirometric test.
- Understand and apply Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) guidelines.
- Understand and apply the "seven rights" of drug administration.
- Describe and demonstrate the correct post-procedure considerations.
- Define and demonstrate correct recording and reporting procedures.
- Define and use related medical terminology.
- Explain the Patient Privacy Rule (HIPAA), Patient Safety Act, and Patient's Bill of Rights.

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Category:

Education

Tags:

• Medical
• Assistant
• Training
• Administer
• Nebulizer
• Treatment
• Assess
• Peak
• flow
• medical simulation
• medical video
• medical assisting

[agrinjo88]

i loss 3 minutes of my life. tnx

[BareHerbalBubbles]

@dfresh1524 I know right. This company makes and sells these videos for like $10-$15 each.  It would be much better if they showed the whole vid. and let us decide if we want to buy or not. It some what reminds me of expertvillages videos, short and not to the point. waist of time.

[dfresh1524]

thanks for wasting 3 minutes of my time. Obviously you wash your hands, you never did show how to administer or put whole thing together. Even if you did it would have been a 10 minute video with all the pauses