Restraints
The frequency with which a protective restraint must be ordered.
What is every 24 hours?
LASA is the acronym for this.
What is look-alike sound-alike?
Minimum frequency to which the care plans must be documented.
What is daily?
This must be done on every admission and before every discharge.
What is the C-SSRS suicide screening tool?
This is the wet time for Oxivir wipes.
What is one minute?
The max length of time for which a violent restraint order is valid.
What is 4 hours?
This is performed by the RN with each hospital admission.
What is the medication history?
The RN should collaborate with patient and/or family to establish an individualized one of these.
What is a patient-specific goal?
The patient's name and date of birth.
What are two patient identifiers?
This is where the emergency preparedness plan is located.
What is the red binder?
The provider must perform a face-to-face examination of the patient in this time frame after initiation of a chemical or violent restraint.
What is one hour?
This type of medication must ALWAYS be locked when not in use.
What is a controlled substance?
This can be used to view all documentation done within the care plan over a specified timeframe.
What is the accordion report?
Continuous observation must be ordered for these patients.
What are moderate and high-risk suicide patients?
This is the maximum length of time to report a critical lab value.
What is one hour?
The frequency with which a protective restraint must be reordered.
What is 24 hours?
These may be used if inspected by a pharmacist and deemed acceptable for use.
What are the patient's home medications?
This includes patient education handouts available on the Patient Education website and Get-Well Network.
What are patient education tools and resources?
This includes removing all ligature risks and potentially harmful objects.
What is safe room set-up?
The 5 moments for performing hand hygiene.
What is: before patient contact, before an aseptic task, after body fluid exposure risk, after patient contact, & after contact with patient surroundings?
The frequency with which protective restraints must be assessed and documented.
What is every 2 hours?
This type of medication is indicated in the MAR and requires double-check and/or dual sign-off on administration for select meds.
What are high alert medications?
This must be documented on each admission after orienting patient to the hospital room and certain protocols.
What is admission education?
This type of event results in death, permanent harm, or severe temporary harm.
What is a sentinel event?
A.L.I.C.E. is the acronym for this.
What is Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, and Evacuate?