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  1. Transporting critically ill patients can be risky, and the potential benefits must outweigh the potential hazards. This pocket card provides tips to safely transport critically ill patients within a …

  2. Mar 15, 2020 · ED Transporting to Ancillary (CT, X-Ray, MRI) ED RN prepares to transport patient using proper PPE (gloves, gown, eye shield, appropriate mask) N95 required for staff …

  3. Jun 17, 2020 · Arrange for escort (If applicable) Notify receiving area/department prior to transport of patient of infectious status to plan for equipment needs, PPE and placement of patient in the …

  4. A fall is defined as an unplanned descent to the floor, with or without injury, and transporting a client is very often a situation in which a client fall is a risk.

  5. Transporting, Transferring, and Moving Patients SECTION 4: ASSISTING AND MONITORING PATIENTS Inpatients Transporting, at a hospital Transferring, and Moving tra.

  6. Recommendations of maximum quantity allowed when transporting hazardous materials off campus per hazards class is noted in Table 1 and should be referred to when transporting …

  7. As a general principle, patients should be transported only if they are going to a facility that can provide a higher level of care. Remember, if the patient deteriorates... Be prepared: if anything …