OnLine Skills Checklist: Emergency Room
Name:
Directions: Indicate your level of skill and experience by checking the boxes below according to the definitions listed.	Highly Skilled: Able to instruct and supervisor Skilled: Able to function independently Limited Skill: Experienced, but may need review No Experience: No direct experience
Care of Patient With:	Highly Skilled	Skilled	Limited Skill	No Experience
Major Trauma
Minor Trauma
Gunshot Wounds
Triage
Neurological Problems:
Monitoring Neuro Vital Signs
Seizure Precautions
Care of Patient with Fresh Head Injury
Care of Patient with Fresh CVA
Fresh Spinal Cord Injury
Assessing Level of Consciousness
Respiratory Problems:
Assist with Intubation
Assist with Extubation
Interpreting Arterial Blood Gasses
Perform Arterial Puncture for ABGs
Assist with Chest Tube Insertion
Pleur-evac Drainage System
Care of Patient on a Ventilator
Care of Patient with Pulomonery Edema
Care of Patient with ARDS
Gastrointestinal Problems:
Nasogastric Tubes
Salem Sump
Gastric Lavage
GI Bleeds
Renal Problems:
Care of Patient in Acute Renal Failure
Cardiovascular Problems:
Obtaining 12 Lead EKG
Arrhythmia Interpretation
Arrest-Initiate CPR
Defribrillation
Preparation of Emergency Drugs:
Dopamine
Dobutrex
Isuprel
Epinephrine
Levophed
Nipride
Tridil
Lidocaine
Cardiovascular:
Assist with Insertion of Arterial line
Care for a Patient in Septic Shock
Hypovolemic Shock
Cardiogenic Shock
Fresh MI
Pacemakers
Assit with Insertion of Temporary Pacemaker
Start Streptokinase
Age Specific Care:
Newborn/Neonatal
Infant (30 days - 1 yr)
Toddler (1-3 yrs)
Preschool (3-5 yrs)
School Age (5-18 yrs)
Adolescent (12-18 yrs)
Young Adults (18-39 yrs)
Middle Adults (39-64 yrs)
Older Adults (64+ yrs)
Special Equipment:
Oxygen Equipment
Ventilators
Nebulizer Setup
Infant/Pediatrics:
MVAs
Multitrauma
Certifications:
BCLS       ACLS       NRP       Other
Years Experiance in ER       Level       Number of Beds
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