| Classification | Number of codes |
| Drip | |
| When inserting an intravenous drip, select a method that causes the least pain possible, devise a puncture site, the position of the route and fixation method | 10 |
| Oxygen therapy and symptom monitoring | |
| If the patient dislikes oxygen masks, continue oxygen therapy instead with cannula | 7 |
| Correspond to oxygenation if SpO2 value decreases | 6 |
| Excretion |
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| People with strong self-reliance try to go to the toilet by themselves even if they are suffering | 7 |
| Because of excretion needs, the patient becomes hyperactive and disturbed and rest cannot be maintained | 7 |
| Patients who have a strong frequent need to go to the toilet are concerned about incontinence | 7 |
| Many male patients express discomfort when using bladder catheters regardless of urine volume and material | 5 |
| Minimize the insertion period of the indwelling bladder catheter, expand ALD by setting the excretion style according to the condition after removing the catheter | 5 |
| For discomfort from indwelling bladder catheters, improve symptoms by devising the size and fixing of the catheter and using suppositories, etc. | 5 |
| If a patient wishes to urinate, make sure the patient feels secure | 5 |
| Resting and Delirium | |
| Understand the characteristics of persons with dementia and support them in a manner that provides relief | 10 |
| Create a familiar environment as delirium is common early in hospitalization or at night | 7 |
| Understand the duration of action of antipsychotics and sleeping pills and use effectively | 7 |
| Nurse may use antipsychotics to allow treatment to continue | 7 |
| Physical restraint is used only when the patient absolutely cannot interrupt treatment | 7 |
| There are many consultations with approved nurses such as discontinuation of treatment and inability to maintain rest | 7 |
| Patients are hospitalized without recognizing the necessity of treatment | 6 |
| To prevent reversal of day and night, maintain lifestyle routines | 6 |
| Pay attention to side effects of antipsychotics arising from the characteristics and current medical history of elderly patients with dementia | 6 |
| Families may require assistance when patients have insomnia, restlessness or a desire to return to BPSD | 5 |
| The patient calms down when satisfying the patient's needs within the resting range | 5 |
| There are cases in which the appropriate choice is not made when using indications of restlessness or excitement | 5 |