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By Doug Zaharko, RN CUP members with Special Healthcare Needs are a focal point for Nurse Case Management in 2006. CUP members with Special Healthcare Needs are currently identified through specialized screening tools. This population also includes Title V children identified by the State of Washington. The goal of case management is to optimize the member's health status by coordinating their care along the continuum, streamlining access to specialty care as needed, and being a resource for all involved parties. The Nurse Care Manager collaborates with the member and or their family member or representative, the PCP, and specialists to develop a relevant and individualized care plan for each of our members with Special Healthcare Needs. To assist with care plan development, a Nurse Care Manager may be contacting you in the near future. If you have any questions about care plan development, please contact the Medical Management Department at 360 ; 449-8915.

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M.F. Scholten 1 , A.S. Thornton 1 , L.J.L. Jordaens 1 , J.R. Roelandt 1 , R.E. Kerber 2 , I. Kronzon 3 . 1 Erasmus MC, Cardiology, Rotterdam, Netherlands; 2 University of Iowa, Internal Medicine, Iowa, United States of America; 3 New York University School of Medicine, Cardiology, New York, United States of America Background: Early cardioversion ECV ; after exclusion of a clot by transesphageal echocardiography TEE ; is a proven strategy. Transesophageal cardioversion TEC ; has been studied previously and is safe and efficacious. Combining TEE and TEC has the potential benefit of single need for sedation and offers the opportunity to study left atrial LA ; , transmitral and LA appendage LAA ; flow during and immediately after ECV. Methods: A custom-made combined TEC and TEE probe was used. After sedation with weight adjusted Diazepam TEE was done. Measurements of LAA emptying velocity and transmitral flow were done. Presence of clot or spontaneous echo contrast SEC ; was scored. After exclusion of clot TEC was done after weight adjusted Ethomidate and using a step up protocol 20-30-50 Joules biphasic shock. VAGINAL HORMONES dienestrol Ortho Dienestrol ; estrogens, conj vag Premarin ; estropipate Ogen Vaginal ; CONTRACEPTIVES Any FDA-approved contraceptive EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTIVES Preven Kit w pregnancy test ; # levonorgestrel Plan B ; # OXYTOCICS -15 methylergonovine Methergine ; XIII. UROLOGICS ANTISPASMODICS -20 oxybutynin Ditropan ; -20 hyoscyamine Cystospaz ; 0 trospium Sanctura ; # 5-120 tolterodine Detrol, Detrol LA ; # 0 oxybutynin Ditropan XL, Oxytrol ; # 5 solifenacin Vesicare ; # 0 darifenacin Enablex ; # 5 trospium ER Sanctura XR ; # BPH AGENTS tamsulosin Flomax ; # finasteride Proscar ; # dutasteride Avodart ; # GU IRRIGANTS -20 acetic acid -50 citric acid Renacidin ; -90 neo polymix irrig. Neosporin GU ; OTHER UROLOGICS phenazopyridine Pyridium ; # XIV. GASTROINTESTINAL AGENTS Restricted to CalOptima Plan Gastroenterologist ANTI-DIARRHEALS kaolin pectin Kaopectolin ; loperamide Imodium ; bismuth Pepto Bismol ; -10 diphenoxylate atropine Lomotil ; belladonna pb Donnatal ; paregoric opium tincture LAXATIVES bisacodyl Dulcolax ; glycerin supps phosphates Fleet ; psyllium Metamucil ; -10 docusate sodium Colace ; -40 lactulose Duphalac ; MOTILITY AGENTS -70 metoclopramide Reglan ; ACID REDUCING PUD AGENTS -10 cimetidine Tagamet. Mechanism of Action and When to Use 12-72 hours to work BULK Use only if patient Metamucil, fibre tablets ; has good performance status and good fluid intake 1500ml day ; . 12-24 hours to work STIMULANTS Stimulates -Sennosides Sennokot ; mesenteric plexus to 2tabs po qHS max 8 day ; produce peristalsis, -Prune juice decreases absorption 120-240ml daily of water in the colon activated by colonic bacteria ; 1-3 days to work SOFTNERS increases water -Sodium docusate Colace ; permeability and 1-4 capsules daily softens stool 12-48 hrs to work OSMOTIC draws fluid into -Lactulose bowel, increases 30mLs po BID peristalsis ideal in liver failure since it binds ammonia 1-6 hours to work MILK OF MAGNESIA draws in water, mg + hydroxide ; 30-60mLs daily in divided doses stimulates peristalsis 30-60 mins to work PROKINETICS stimulates bowel used for treatment and relief of N and V but relief of constipation mostly small bowel.
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