Crash Cart/IV Pump
Central Line/Urinary Catheterization
Suicide Safety/ Restraints
Chest Tubes
Skin Managment
100

How do you activate a Code Blue or Medical/Pediatric Response Team?

Dial 200

100

When should a Foley Catheter or Central Line be removed?

As soon as possible to decrease the risk of infection

100

Name two less restrictive techniques that can be used to avoid having to use restraints.

Removal of Lines, Exercise, Distraction, Music Therapy, Prayer, Meditation, Family Visitation, etc.

100

If the chest tube dressing becomes soiled, the nursing staff member should do what?

Change the Dressing

100

When should a head-to-toe assessment of the skin be completed?

At minimum upon admission and each shift

200

On the IV Pump Infusion menu, which option should never be used because it does not have guardrails?

Basic Infusion 

200

How often is the need for a foley catheter or central line assessed and documented?

Each Shift

200

How many Patient Room Self-Harm Prevention Checklist should you complete per shift?

Two: One at each shift change with off going or on coming nurse

200

Where is the hook up for wall suction on both drainage systems?

Located on the Top of Each System
200

When measuring the length & width of a wound, how should the measuring guide be placed?

Length: Vertically Head to Toe (12 o’clock and 6 o’clock) at the area of greatest length

Width: Horizontally (3 o’clock and 9 o’clock) at the area of greatest width

300

What color is the zip tie that is used to secure the crash cart after a code? And where on the crash cart will you find it?

Yellow and Under the Medication Tray

300

How long do you scrub the hub?

15 seconds 

300

How often does the patient need to be assessed and monitored when restrained for non-violent behavior?

Every 2 Hours

300

Where should the chest tube drainage system be placed?

On the floor or hung on the bed below the level of the heart. Be sure to avoid creating dependent loops, kinks, or pressure on the tub. 

300

If a patient has a dressing upon admission, what should you do?

Take the dressing off and assess the wound and document. Contact provider for dressing change order and/or implement protocol order. Consider wound nurse assessment. 

400

If the G icon is displayed on your pump what does it mean?

The infusion is running outside the safety guardrails. 

400

How often is a transparent CVL dressing changed? How often should a CVL dressing with gauze be changed?

Transparent: 7 days 

Gauze: 48 Hours

400

How often does the patient need to be assessed and monitored when restrained for violent self-destructive behavior?

Every 15 Minutes

400

The nursing staff member should monitor what in the chest tube drainage collection chamber and notify the provider of any sudden changes?

Color, Consistency, Amount

400

How do you measure depth?

Use a linear device such as a cotton tipped applicator. Gently insert the device into the deepest area of the wound (keeping the device at 90degrees. Use your thumb and index finger to grasp the device where it exit the wound at skin level then using a measuring device measure from the tip of the device to the point on the device where your thumb and index are.

500

What is the Five Overall Functions of the Debribrillator?

Monitor, Pace, Defibrillate, Synchronized Cardioversion, AED Mode

500

What information should be placed on the Communication Board if your patient has a Foley Catheter? Central Line?

Foley Catheter: Insertion Date & Last Hibiclens Date

Central Line: Insertion Date, Last Dressing Change, Last Caps Change, Last Hibiclens Date

500

If a patient self-harms or attempt to self-harm, what steps should you take?

1. Ensure patient safety, perform assessment, and document findings

2. Notify patient care team, patient healthcare POA, and leadership. Document notifications

3. Complete Post-Self Harm Huddle

4. Complete Incident Report

500

What is tidaling? Is it normal? When does it occur?

Normal fluctuation in bubbling. It is normal and occurs during respirations. 

500

Documentation of a wound should include what?

Drainage Type & Amount

Wound Bed Color

Location

Measurement (upon Admission)

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