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| lab | 4992 | micro/ua | 4617 | blood bank | 4619 |
| heme | 4612 | chem | 4614 | Example | Example |
| ROD | p4607 7a-7p | ED rad tech | b1053 | ED rad | 7215 |
| ED CT | 7537/4112 | MRI | 27575159 | US | 4366/1174 |
| Nuc | 2741 | IR | 4605/4381 | telerad | 5626583095 |
| cards clinic | 2463 | ETT cards | 3290 | Echo | 4189 |
| ENT clinic | 3777/2375 | ENT sched | 5505 | FC | 3804 |
| CSW | 4176/3506 | GI | p1184/2228/2366/3965 | CCC | 2288 |
| ophth | clinic x1163/x2676 | RT | b1106 | hospice | 4012 |
| dispatch | 8556634600 | ETAP | 5626583117 | renal | p1131 |
| 1st pharm | 2141 | 24hr pharm | 4403 | culver add med | 3109154515 |
| sunset add med | 3237838206 | CORP | 83425340 | surg clinic | 2171 |
| OB | p1071/x2488 | Gyn | p1072/x2488 | L&D | x3471 |
| MOD | 1001 10a-4p/3121 4p-10a | POD | 1232 | GI | 1184 |
| SOD | 1260 8a-10p | SOD | 1261 10p-8a | SOD | x2615 |
| sunset | 83630111 | lovenox | p2196x2597 | OR | 2347/3361 |
| ATC | 2475 | PICC | b1214 | pallit med | 3233516383 |
| Assn RN | 1436 | Charge RN | 1445 | CV cs | p1017/x3290 |
| A | x3161 | B | x3162 | C | x3171 |
| D | x3172 | Example | Example | Example | Example |
Policies
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Urology
Painless Hematuria
- CT urogram: In ED if active painless bleeding AND only if pt has gross hematuria, sig drop Hct, or anemic from bleeding.
- if not active bleeding -> outpatient CT urogram & outpt urology referral
- 20 F 3way cath for irrigation.
Kidney Stones
- CT KUB
- Uric acid stones cannot be seen on KUB, must use CT
- urine strainer for dc pt's, urology WANTS stone for analysis
- Tamulosin preferred agent, if already on hytrin then no just keep them on it
UTI
- Urine Culture all recurrent UTI. (Many times it is not a UTI and the culture helps them when seeing the patient in clinic)
General
1. Our standard foley catheters are 16 F coudet catheters. If the patient has a prior stricture, surgery, TURP then do not keep attempting to place a larger catheter. This will just cause trauma and bleeding. Call urology. In the case of BPH a LARGER catheter may pass more easily
2. If a patient is post op, please do NOT have the RN's automatically place a foley in triage. This may be contraindicated after certain surgeries
3. Please DO NOT tell patients to go to urology clinic without an appointment. Send a referral or direct book the patient. Later the same day or the next day may be too soon. For example, a kidney stone patient should be seen in 2-3 days to allow time for the stone to pass. They won't change management if seen later the same day or the next day.