• Use of protocols, procedures, and clinical care guidelines used in the hospital setting and within the operational unit.
• Admission and care acceptance of individuals based on their care complexity (e.g., admission form, patient assessment).
• Admission and care acceptance of individuals undergoing dialysis (e.g., peritoneal, hemodialysis, hemofiltration).
• Planning, implementation, evaluation, and documentation of peripheral venous blood sampling.
• Planning, implementation, evaluation, and documentation of peripheral venous access insertion (peripheral venous cannula).
• Planning, implementation, evaluation, and documentation of interventions for enteral nutrition.
• Planning, implementation, evaluation, and documentation of interventions for parenteral nutri-tion.
• Planning, implementation, evaluation, and documentation of fluid balance.
• Planning, implementation, evaluation, and documentation of urinary catheter insertion (tempora-ry and permanent).
• Planning, implementation, evaluation, and documentation of nasogastric tube insertion.
• Planning, implementation, evaluation, and documentation of an electrocardiogram (ECG).
• Bladder catheter management.
• Nasogastric tube management.
• Intestinal stoma management.
• Pharmacological dosage calculation management.
• Intravenous pharmacological therapy management.
• Intramuscular pharmacological therapy management.
• Subcutaneous pharmacological therapy management and other routes of administration.
• Central venous catheter management and central venous pressure monitoring.
• Preparation, management, and maintenance of a sterile field.
• Preparation and assistance of the patient before, during, and after diagnostic tests (e.g., endosco-pic examinations, biopsies, lumbar punctures, examinations with and without contrast medium).
• Assistance and collaboration with healthcare personnel in the preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative phases (e.g., surgical bed preparation, patient positioning, drainage control).
• Assistance and collaboration with healthcare personnel in the preparation, administration, moni-toring, evaluation, and documentation of blood transfusions.
• Assistance and collaboration with healthcare personnel in end-of-life care and deceased care.
• Identification, maintenance, sanitization, and sterilization of surgical instruments.
• Reference is made to the activities described in the Internship Syllabus Program 1.

• Potter & Perry (2017). Fundamentals of Nursing (9th Ed.) St. Louis, Missouri: Elsevier.
• All teaching materials and handouts provided by the nursing science faculty.