Medication & Safety
Odd but True
MISC
Nursing Lingo
Education & Law
100

What are the basic rights of medication administration?



What is right patient, medication, dose, routine, time and documentation

100

This is the only part of the human body that has no blood supply.

What is the cornea?

100

This essential assessment takes place immediately when an inmate first arrives to identify acute medical, mental health, or dental needs.

 What is a receiving/intake screening?

100

BID means medication is taken this many times a day.

What is twice a day?

100

This law defines the legal scope of nursing practice and protects the public.


What is the Nurse Practice Act?




200

The MAR does not match the providers medication order. What should you do?

Hold the medication until the discrepancy is clarified according to facility policy

200

Goosebumps are caused by tiny muscles attached to these structures.

What are hair follicles?

200

This fundamental rule dictates that a nurse must never give personal information, accept gifts, or show favoritism to an inmate.


What is maintaining professional boundaries?


200

PRN means medication is given this way.

What is as needed?

200

Practical nursing programs prepare students to provide this type of care

What is direct patient care?

300

You find an inmate unresponsive, what is your first priority?

Ensure the scene is safe, activate the emergency response process, assess the patient, and begin emergency care within your scope and protocol.

300

This organ uses approximately 20% of the body’s oxygen at rest.

 What is the brain? 


300

This “fifth vital sign” is commonly assessed using a 0-to-10 scale.

What is pain?

300

NPO means the patient should have nothing by this route.

What is by mouth?

300

Practical nurses provide care under the supervision of these professionals.

Who are RNs, physicians, or dentists?

400

What opioid reversal medication is kept readily available and is administered via nasal cannula?

What is Narcan.

400

This is the medical term for a nosebleed.

What is epistaxis?

400

How do you document that you order glasses and what do you check to see if they were ordered?


What is document on the clinical encounter (admin note)

400

STAT means something should be done this way.

What is immediately?

400

The Nurse Practice Act primarily exists to protect this group

Who is the public?

500

True or False

You can document a medication as given before you actually administer it

FALSE

500

This “funny bone” is actually a nerve, not a bone.

What is the ulnar nerve?

500

What document should be signed when offender refuses any medical care?

What is medical refusal form

500

The abbreviation “brady-” refers to this.

What is slow?

500

In a correctional setting, a nurse must never agree to perform this security-based task

What is a body cavity search (or strip search)?

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