National Patient Safety Goals
Environment of Care
Patient Care
Infection prevention
Medication Management
100

How many NPSG's are there?

What is 11.

100

Where is the closest eye wash station?

PACU sink. 

100

What are the two acceptable patient identifiers?

What is full name and MRN. 


If the patient does not known their MRN you can use DOB during time out. 

100

Can you wear artificial nails?

What is no

100

What are the 8 rights of safe medication administration

What is:

Right Patient

Right Medication

Right Dose

Right Route

Right Time

Right Documentation

Right Reason

Right response

200

What are the minimum requirements for a time out

What is 

correct patient

correct site

correct procedure

200

What is a code orange?

A code orange is a hazardous material event.

200

How can you communicate with a patient whose primary language is different from yours?

What is

use certified staff if they speak the language

Use translator I-pad

Use telephone translator services

200

When should you remove your shoe covers?

Shoe covers should not be worn outside the procedure suite.

200

Name a safety system that is used for medication administration.

What is:

Needleless systems

Smart Safety Pumps

Sharps disposal systems

Medication scanning

300

How do we ensure patients know what and when they should resume medications when they leave after their procedure?

What is it should be documented on the AVS. 

300

What does SDS stand for and where can you find them?

AN SDS is Safety Data Sheet and they can be found on Workplace safety page 


300

How do we assist patients who are a fall risk?

What is:

Dress/Undress while seated

Do not stand without help

Assist patients with shoes

Help patient to W/C

Walk beside patient and guide patient to bathroom

300

Who is our infection prevention nurse for SSC

Who is Nolana Doust

300

What must be included in First Dose Medication Education

What is :

the patient or family is informed about any potential clinically significant adverse drug reaction or other concerns regarding administration of a new medication.

BONUS  - it also must be documented in the MAR

400

Do we mark procedure sites in GI?

What is yes. We mark paracentesis sites.

400

What does the PASS acronym stand for when operating a fire extinguisher?

P ull the pin

A im

S queeze

S weep

400

Name three ways staff ensure a patients privacy.

What is:

locking computer screens

pulling curtains

using shred boxes for PHI

Privacy screens


400

What has the GI department done to decrease the risk of infections?

What is:

 monitoring scope process

 skills day training

on going scope training for all staff including MDs

hand washing

400
When labeling medications what must be included on the label?

What is:

Patient Name

Medication name/strength and amount

expiration when not used within 24 hours

expiration date and time

500

How long do you have to wash your hands with soap and water to be effective?

What is at least 15 seconds.
500

Where is the closest fire alarm to us now?

Where is outside the procedure suite by the back elevator. 

500

Where can you verify that a MD is credentialed and privileged to perform a procedure?   

Where is on the SSC home page under Physician and Allied Health Privileges

 

500

How are wheelchairs cleaned in our department?

What is with Santi wipes after every patient use. 

500

What system do we use to track and trend medication errors or near misses

What is eRRF.

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