Student and Faculty Orientation Resources
Forms
Use the links below to download these forms:
- On-Line Student Roster Form
- Student and Instructor Orientation Requirements Checklist
- Student Signature Pages
- COVID Vaccine Summary Form
- Flu Vaccine Summary Form
- Influenza Medical or Religious Exemption Form
- Clinical Evaluation Form
Frequently Used Phone Numbers
Main Hospital Number: 601-968-1000
Security: 601-968-1010
To call a Patient Code or safety issue: 1710 (Call from any in-house phone)
Human Resources: 601-968-1296
Help Desk: 1122 from an internal phone; 901-227-7777 from a cell phone
Student Navigation and Clinical Placement Contacts:
Contact respective department coordinating clinical experience.
Staff Development Specialists in the Education Resource Center for nursing: 601-968-4186
- Brandi Morris, MSN, RN: 601-968-4176
- Tina Magers, Ph.D., RN, NPD-BC, Director of Education: 601-968-1204
Department and Unit Phone Numbers
Nursing Units |
Phone Numbers |
First Floor |
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Emergency Room |
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1 North, Burn Stepdown |
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Second Floor |
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OCU |
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Cath Lab |
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Endoscopy/GI Lab |
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Same Day Surgery |
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Surgery – OR |
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2N CVR (West Tower) |
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2N ICU West (West Tower) |
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Third Floor |
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3A Senior Behavioral Health |
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3B Medical |
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3C ICU North |
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3D ICU-East |
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3N Cardiac (West Tower) |
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3S Cardiac (West Tower) |
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Fourth Floor |
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4A Med-Surg |
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4B Pediatrics |
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4C Labor and Delivery (The Birthplace) |
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4D Neuro/Stroke |
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4N NICU (West Tower) |
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4S Mother/Baby (West Tower) |
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Fifth Floor |
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5C Stepdown |
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5D Oncology |
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5N Surgical (West Tower) |
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5S Urology (West Tower) |
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Sixth Floor |
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6A Medical |
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6B Medical |
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6C Orthopedics |
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6D: Orthopedics |
Terminology
These terms may be helpful to the Student and Instructor.
Abbreviation |
Location |
Definition |
EPIC, "Baptist OneCare" |
Computers |
Electronic Medical Record |
Clinical Director |
Responsible for multiple units and reports to the Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) |
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Clinical Nurse Residency Program |
Transition program for newly graduated nurses |
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E-Orders |
Computers |
Electronic Order Entry System |
ERC |
LL |
Education Resource Center |
Head Nurse |
Usually has 1 unit and reports to a Nurse Manager |
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HealthStream |
Computers |
Computer Based Learning |
Intern I |
Student nurse who has completed 2 semesters of nursing school |
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Intern II |
Student nurse who has graduated, but not yet taken NCLEX |
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Kanban |
Carts for general supplies |
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MSDS/SDS |
All |
Material Safety Data Sheets – information on hazardous materials |
Nurse Manager |
Responsible for multiple units as a Nurse Leader. Head Nurses answer to Nurse Managers. |
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Omnicell |
Automated Medication Dispensing System |
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Oscar |
Computers |
Incident Reporting System on SharePoint |
Ovid |
All |
Search engine for medical resources; available on all computers |
PCA |
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Patient Care Assistant = Nursing Assistant |
PCA II |
Patient Care Assistant who has CNA certification; allowed to take blood sugars and vital signs under the direction of an RN |
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SharePoint |
Computers |
Intranet Access to Policies and Procedures; and other resources |
Do-Not-Use Abbreviations
Abbreviation/Dose |
Intended Meaning |
Misinterpretation |
Correction |
MS |
Morphine or Magnesium Sulfate |
Mistaken for incorrect medication - can mean either medication |
Morphine Sulfate Magnesium Sulfate |
Q.D. |
Every day |
Mistaken for each other |
Write: Daily |
U or u |
Unit |
Read as a zero (0) or a four (4), causing a 10 fold overdose or greater (4U seen as "4" or 4 seen as 44"). |
"Unit" has no acceptable abbreviation. Use "unit" |
IU |
International unit |
Misread as IV (intravenous). |
Use "units." |
Zero after decimal point (1.0) |
1 mg |
Misread as 10 mg if the decimal point is not seen. |
Do not use terminal zeros for doses expressed in whole numbers. |
No zero before decimal dose |
0.5 mg |
Misread as 5 mg. |
Always use the zero before a decimal when the dose is less than a whole unit. |
Sound-Alike, Look-Alike Drugs (SALAD)
buPROPion |
busPIRone |
carBAMazepine |
OXcarbazepine |
ceFAZolin |
cefOXitin |
CeleBREX |
CeleXA |
clonazePAM |
cloNIDine |
DULoxetine |
FLUoxetine |
levoFLOXacin |
levETIRAcetam |
metFORMIN |
metroNIDAZOLE |
oxyCODONE |
HYDROcodone |
OxyCONTIN |
oxytocin |
predniSONE |
prednisoLONE |
rocuronium |
ROMAZICON |
valACYclovir |
valGANciclovir |
Central Supply
Supplies are stored on each unit in a visual inventory control system storage cabinet, which is called a Kanban. The system is operated by logging into the EPIC charge section and scanning items on the “pink” shelves to charge them to the patient. Items on all other shelves may be used as needed without charging to the patient. Once the last item in a bucket is used, the bucket should be placed on the top of the cabinet for central supply to restock.
National Patient Safety Goals
2024 National Patient Safety Goals
Product Education
MBMC uses the Plum360 ICU Medical Pumps. They are dual channel smart pumps with an electronic drug library that is customized to clinical areas. Online training is available. Password to access in-service videos for the Plum 360 ICU Medical with MedNet is Plum360Showcase. Click here for a Plum360 Quick Reference Card.
Please review before clinical hours that would include use of the pumps.
The automated medication dispensing system is Omnicell. Online training is available.
Username and password to access in-service videos for Omnicell are:
- Username: cecenter
- Password: baptist
Click here for an Omnicell Quick Reference Card.
Please review before clinical hours that would include medication administration.
Nursing and Patient Resources
Electronic Resources
This is a fantastic resource for your students to use while on campus to look up evidence based practice and much more. Follow this path on any in-house computer: SharePoint - Departments - Education Resource Center - UpToDate / Ovid - Nursing Reference Center.
Patient Education Reference Center
Hundreds of patient education sheets from disease processes, radiology tests, to discharge teaching.
SharePoint - Departments - Education Resource Center - Baptist Nursing Online - UpToDate / Ovid
SharePoint
SharePoint is the intranet for Baptist Health Systems. It is available through an icon on each in-house computer. Most policies and procedures are available on SharePoint and many other resources also. We encourage Faculty/Students to access SharePoint for information and guidance.
The most up to date Nursing Policies and Procedures are available on the left side of the page by clicking MBMC Policies and Procedures.
Some clinical policies that affect more areas than nursing may also be found on the left side of the page under Policies, Procedures & Guidelines - Corporate. For example, blood administration and the restraint policies.
The materials are printable; however they remain property of Mississippi Baptist Medical Center and are for reference only.