Unit 5 Jeopardy

Unit 1: Safety & Compliance

100

You would report a needle stick injury with an unused needle in the hospital to this agency.

OSHA

200

These are the two exceptions for breaking chain of command in the hospital.

Unethical behavior (charge nurse) and fear of retaliation (HR)

300

This is what the acronym "PASS" stands for.

Pull, Aim, Squeeze, and Sweep

400

Name 3 interventions by the PCT to prevent fall risk patients from falling.

CLIR, SR up x2, pathways clear, rounding Q1H, fall risk bracelet, nonskid socks, "call don't fall" sign

500

Name 5 interventions for a patient with restraints.

1. verify the order

2. pad the restraints

3. slip knot

4. non-movable part of bed

5. Assess Q15min

6. Remove Q2H

7. Assess for circulation, sensation, and movement

Unit 2: Infection Control

100

This is the best way to prevent the spread of disease.

Handwashing

200

This is the minimum PPE required for Airborne precautions.

N-95 mask

300

List at least 3 rules to follow when using sterile technique.

Don't turn your back, anterior and above the waist is safe, don't talk over it, essential personnel only, don't leave out for extended period of time, outer 1 in is dirty, only sterile can touch sterile, soiled is dirty, questionable is dirty

400

Explain the difference between surgical and medical asepsis.

Surgical asepsis uses steam (autoclave) to remove and kill ALL bacteria, spores, and microbes. Medical asepsis removes SOME bacteria but not all. 

500

Name at least FIVE out of SEVEN contact precaution diseases

Scabies, C. Diff, Hep A, Pediculosis, MRSA, Herpes, RSV

Unit 3: Patient Assessment

100

These are normal ranges for the following vital signs: Pulse, Temp, Respirations

60-100, 97.6-99.6, 12-20

200

This is the approved location for obtaining a dermal puncture on an infant; also an adult. (2 answers)

Lateral heel, lateral part of ring or middle finger

300

This is the position you would place a patient in if they are having a seizure.

Lateral

400

This is how often quality control should be done on a glucometer and this is the purpose of doing QC.

Q12-24 Hours and to calibrate the normal range for the machine. 

500

This is what the PCT should do if a patient is fainting.

Place the patient in trendelenburg position and monitor vital signs. 

Unit 4: Patient Care

100

This is when you should provide humidification to oxygen. 

4 or more liters.

200

This is the side of the patient you DRESS first.

Weak

300

This is how to stoma should look for a patient with an ostomy.

Beefy, red and moist

400

These two wound fluids should be reported to the nurse. 

Purulent and Sanguineous

500

These are the four stages of wounds and what they look like. 

Stage 1- nonblanchable pressure spot

Stage 2- blister, broken skin

Stage 3- broken skin, adipose tissue visible

Stage 4- pressure injury with exposed muscle and/or bone

Unit 5: Mobility

100

This is how you should wrap an immobility splint.

From distal to proximal

200

This is how often TED hose should be removed. 

Q12H

300

This is how you should hold a gait belt and walk with a patient when ambulating. 

Palm facing up and standing on their weak side slightly behind them.

400

Name 2 times a PCT cannot ambulate a patient alone. 

The first time getting out of bed in a while, on narcotics, extremely weak patients, unsteady

500

This is the correct way to wheel a patient down a curb in a wheelchair.

Back wheels first, then front wheels