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3. Share your ideas on the whiteboard
How to move yourself to a breakout room

4. Share your ideas on the whiteboard
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Type your name

5. Share your ideas on the whiteboard
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Pick a group

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Send a problem/Solve a problem
Take a few moments to talk about some of the challenges you’ve had.
Choose a sticky, difficult one & write in the RED box.
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7. Share your ideas on the whiteboard
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Draw a group portrait
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8. Share your ideas on the whiteboard
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Food!
We have to choose 3 items to bring to a potluck. Choose 3. Then choose one member of your group to argue for those 3 to the larger group.
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Talk it over!
Have a short discussion. Can you narrow your list to 3? Give reasons for your decisions.
Importance of negotiation and compromise
How did you use negotiation?
What compromises were made?
How does it feel if your idea isn’t chosen? (importance for everyone to have a stake – what happens if you don’t feel you have a stake in the final product? You likely withdraw from participating.)

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You’re the facilitator!
Take a moment to talk with your ‘co-facilitators’. Everyone should contribute! What’s important in this course? What should learners know? Once you’ve talked, write one multiple-choice question you feel should be on the test. In a minute, the class will take your test!
Question: A B C D
Answer:
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11. Share your ideas on the whiteboard
Click the to plan your group’s agenda
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12. Share your ideas on the whiteboard
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The issue: ?
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13. Share your ideas on the whiteboard
Click the to record the main points of your conversation on the whiteboard.
The problem: ?
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14. Dotmocracy
WHAT QUESTION DO YOU WANT TO DECIDE. WRITE IT IN BIG LETTERS!
VOTE.
GIVE YOUR REASONS. (BE CONCISE!)
STRENGTHS & OPPORTUNITIES
STRONGLY
AGREE
AGREE
NEUTRAL
A tool
CONCERNS & WEAKNESSES
DISAGREE
STRONGLY
DISGAGREE
I’M CONFUSED!

15. Here’s your activity … What’s your nursing care plan? Group members:
Reason for admittance:
NANDA Nursing Diagnosis:
Planning
Measurable client goals
Planning
Resources, supplies, consult
Implementation
Nursing actions
Evaluation
How you will evaluate
Breakout room activity template
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16. Intravenous Therapy
What do you think? Talk about it, then write your decision below.
Group members:
True
False
Rationale
All intravenous (IV) solutions are available in plastic bags
All elderly clients should have a micro drip chamber when receiving an IV solution.
All IV solution bags should be time taped.
IV securement tape should be changed every 24 hours to reduce infection at the IV site.
Source: College of Licensed Practical Nurses of BC
IV tubing should be changed q 72 hours.
When a secondary set is used to administer an IV solution, the secondary set is positioned
higher than the primary set.
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17. Acute care - surgery
What would you do? Talk as a group, then write your decision below.
A 10-year-old boy presented in the Emergency Department with complaints of nausea and vomiting for the past 8 hours. He was experiencing rebound tenderness in his lower right abdominal quadrant. Following blood work and an emergency C-T scan, his diagnosis of acute appendicitis is confirmed. He is taken to the Operating Room for an appendectomy. He is received on the surgical ward by the licensed practical nurse. The boy is drowsy, teary and complaining of severe post-op pain. Upon review of his chart and his post-op orders it is noted that he is to receive nothing by mouth, has an intravenous running in his right hand of 2/3 1/3 solution at 80 ml/hr, and has not voided in the past 9 hours. He has a small right quadrant abdominal incision with 4 small steri-strips that is dry and well-approximated. 
What should the LPN do first? Why?
Source: Canadian Licensed Practical Nurse Practice SELF-ASSESSMENT READINESS TOOL
Group members:
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18. Acute care - surgery Talk it over. Write down the 5 best reasons.
Group members:
Why do practical nurses study Pharmacology? 1 2 3 4 5
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