ctlab - Pump video

How to use this table.

Video	Task - The work being performed					Cognitive - the work behavior that relates to the task being performed
Click on a video title below to see an example of difficulties clinicians have with understanding infusion devices	Navigation Finding correct programming route	Data Entry Actions necessary to commit variables programmed to the device to active working memory	Number/Input Programming numbers to the device, before they are commited to memory buffer	Calculation Determination of pump rate to program to accomplish correct medication or fluid dose	Fixation Repeated unproductive interaction with interface	Perception Awareness and processing of sensory information	Memory The ability to retain mental impressions	Decision Making Deliberation of possible alternatives and selection of one course of action

Aborted key presses								*
Alarm suprise	*					*
Awareness of states						*
Cul de Sac	*					*
Decimal error								*
Display error						*
Dormant keystrokes	*					*
Double-cuing				*				*
Drug library use				*				*
Enter/Menu confusion	*					*
Expected cues missing	*					*
False assertions about active defaults		*					*
False validation		*				*
Frustration with unknown forces							*
Give-ups								*
Hold overuse					*			*
Inadvertent cursor movement	*					*
Ineffective key presses	*							*
Looping	*							*
Piggyback switch						*
Power downs	*					*
Rapid-fire key presses					*			*
Refractory period key presses					*			*
Screen facilitated mode error			*			*
Screen revisits	*
Searching behavior	*							*
Sequence repeats	*
Side calculations				*				*
Superhold					*			*
Thumbwheel around
Thumbwheeling	*					*		*
Timeout selection	*					*
Toggle backtrack	*							*
Toggle overshoot					*			*
Trying to thumbwheel	*					*
Unaware if active default		*					*
Unit trickery				*				*
Unnecessary hold					*			*
Unnecessary validation					*	*
Value reversal			*			*
Wrong pump programming						*
Zeroing out					*		*

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