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PATIENT TEACHING

INDEX

FAST FACT
SYMPTOM MANAGEMENT 
Written material developed by Judith Paice, RN, PhD, FAAN
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PATIENT CARE
NGO'S

#1    Delirium

# 2   Transdermal Fentanyl

# 3   Imminent Death

# 4   Death Pronouncement

# 5   VOMIT: Nausea/Vomiting

# 6   Delivering Bad News #1

# 7   Depression in Cancer

# 8   Morphine and Hastened Death

# 9   Number Retired

#10  Tube Feed or not Tube Feed

#11  Delivering Bad News #2
#12  Advance Directive myths
#13  Prognostication in cancer
#14  Palliative Chemotherapy
#15  Constipation
#16  Moderating a Family Conference
#17  The Patient-Centered Interview
#18  Opioid Dosing Intervals
#19  Taking a Spiritual History
#20  Dose Escalating Opioids

#21  Hope and Truth Telling

#22  Write a Condolence Letter

#23  DNR Orders-Basics

#24  DNR Orders-Conflict

#25  Opioids-Nausea

#26  The Explanatory Model

#27  Dyspnea

#28  Subcutaneous Opioid Infusion

#29  Responding to Emotion

#30  Prognostication-General

# 31  Confronting Personal Mortality

# 32  Grief and Bereavement

# 33  Ventilator Withdrawal-Procedure

# 34  Ventilator Withdrawal-Symptom Control

# 35  Ventilator Withdrawal-Family Information

# 36  Opioid Conversion Calculations

# 37  Pruritis/Itch

# 38  Discussing Hospice with Patients

# 39  Naloxone (Narcan)

# 40  Pressure Ulcers Part 1

# 41  Pressure Ulcers Part 2

# 42  Discussing a Palliative Care Consultation

# 43  Grief or Depression?

# 44  Quality Improvement

# 45  Bowel Obstruction: Medical Management

# 46  Malignant Wounds

# 47  What do I Tell the Children?

# 48  Coding and Billing: Speciality Palliative Care

# 49  Gabapentin

# 50  Disaster: Coping with Tragedy 9/11

# 51  Combination Opioids

# 52  Quality of Life

# 53  Sublingual Morphine

# 54   Opioid Infusions: Imminently Dying

# 55  Decision Making Capacity

# 56  Refusing Medical Treatment

# 57  Neurotoxicity Opioids: Assessment

# 58  Neurotoxicity Opioids: Management

# 59  Working with the the angry dying patient

# 60  Delirium: Drug Therapy

# 61  Psychostimulants

# 62  Epidural Metastases

# 63  Pain Undertreatment-Legal Liability

# 64  Making a Death Notification

# 65  The Living Well Interview

# 66  Palliative Radiation-Part 1

# 67  Palliative Radiation-Part 2

# 68  Is it Pain or Addiction?

# 69  Pseudoaddiction

# 70  Opioids-PRN Range Orders

# 71  Meperidine

# 72  Opioid Infusion Titration Orders

# 73  ALS Respiratory Failure

# 74  Oral Opioid Orders-Good and Bad

# 75  Methadone Basics

# 76  Death Notification by Phone Part 1

# 77  Death Notification by Phone Part 2

# 78  Cultural Apsects of Pain

# 79  Organ Donation

# 80  Oxycodone CR

# 81  Hiccups

# 82  Medicare Hospice Benefit Part 1

# 83  Opioid Non Compliance

# 84  Tube Feeding Death Spiral  

# 85  Epidural Analgesia

# 86  Methadone Starting Doses

# 87  Medicare Hospice Benefit Part 2

# 88  Nightmares

# 89  Analgesic Tips in Nursing Homes

# 90  Medicare Hospice Benefit Part 3

FAST FACTS AND CONCEPTS

# 91  Interventions: GI Obstruction

# 92  PCA Opioids

# 93  Cannabinoid: Cancer & AIDS

# 94  Writing Opioid Scripts

# 95  Opioid Withdrawal

# 96  Diarrhea

# 97  Sympathetic Nerve Blocks

# 98  Intrathecal Analgesia

# 99  Chemotherapy Response Data

#100 Megesterol for Weight

#101 Insomnia Part 1

#102 HAART and Hospice

#103 Fentanyl Lozenge

#104 Insomnia Part 2

#105 Insomnia Part 3

#106 Controlled Sedation Part 1

#107 Controlled Sedation Part 2

#108 Music Therapy

#109 Death Rattle & Oral Secretions

#110 Urine Drug Screening

#111 Pacemakers

#112 AICDs

#113 Bisphosphonates

#114 Myoclonus

#115 Brain Death

#116 Radiopharmaceuticals: Pain 

#117 Peds Pain Scales

#118 Near Death Awareness

#119 Bowel Obstuction Invasive Rxs

#120 Prayer Requests             

#121 Mucositis Part 1

#122 ICU Checklist Part 1

#123 ICU Checklist Part 2

#124 Palliative Prognostic Score

#125 Palliative Performance Scale

#126 Pain Assess Cognitively Impaired

#127 Substance Abuse Disorder

#128 Speech Pathology

#129 Steroids for Bone Pain

#130 Mucositis Part 2

#131 Physician as Family Member

#132 Ketamine

#133 Non-Oral Hydration

#134 Hydration Techniques

#135 Neoplastic Meningitis

#136 Futility

#137 Carcinoid Syndrome

#138 Peds Grief and Development

#139 Hospital to Hospice  Transition

#140 Hospice Care Levels 

#141 COPD Prognosis

#142 Opioid Hyperalgesia

#143 CHF Prognosis

#144 CHF Palliative Care

#145 Panic Disorders

#146 Depression Screening

#147 Oral Thrush

#148 Lidocaine Patch

#149 Teaching Family Re: Death Process

#150 Dementia Prognosis

#151 Hypercalcemia of Malignancy

#152 Military History for Veterans

#153 Health Literacy

#154 Working with Interpreters 

#155 Completing a Death Certificate

#156 Hastened Death Request Part 1

#157 Malignant Pleural Effusions

#158 Respiratory Secretions

#159 Hastened Death Request Part 2

#160 ICU Delirium Screening

#161 Opioids and Renal Failure

#162 Advance Care Planning

#163 Decision Making in Renal Failure

#164 Informed Consent Part 1

#165 Informed Consent Part 2

#166 Once Daily Morphine

#167 Burnout Part 1

#168 Burnout Part 2

#169 Burnout Part 3

#170 Burnout Part 4

#171 Methadone Neuropathic Pain

#172 Health Professional Boundaries

#173 Cancer Fatigue

#174 Drugs to Slow Dementia

#175 Opioid Allergies

#176 Malignant Ascites Part 1

#177 Malignant Ascites Part 2

#178 POLST

#179 CPR Survival Data

#180 IV Lidocaine for Pain

#197 Chemotherapy Neuropathy

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