Double Jeopardy

Too Sweet

200

^{This amount of time should pass after giving insulin before a blood glucose correction dose can be given.}

^{What is 2-3 hours?}

400

^{Blood glucose is typically checked at these intervals when a diabetic patient is taking PO.}

^{What is before meals, at bedtime, midnight, and 0300.}

600

^{This is the ideal timeframe for carbohydrate correcting insulin dose administration and carbohydrate consumption.}

^{What is before meals or within 30 minutes after?}

800

^{Two RNs must verify this device's programming and document any administrations in the MAR.}

^{What is a patient's home insulin pump?}

^{Caregiver is responsible for programming the pump; RNs verify pump settings.}

1000

^{This should always be used to obtain all blood glucose readings.}

^{What is the hospital glucometer?}

Kathy's Corner

200

^{Kathy's motto, "every line, every time", refers to this essential piece of documentation.}

^{What is the pre-procedure checklist?}

400

^{Infants under 9 months should be dressed in the following clothing items after a procedure}

^{What is an infant kimono or gown, booties, sleep sack and hat?}

600

^{This nursing documentation drives the Surgery Team's decision making during the post-operative period.} 

^{What is patient I&O}

800

^{This iconic American fare takes a transformative journey in this classic prompt from Kathy Leack}

^{What is the Path of the Cheesburger?}

1000

^{Post-surgical patients MUST do this 4x per day and that 3x per day as ordered.} 

^{What is ambulate in the hall and get up to the chair?}

 

Care Plan, My Care Plan

200

^{This area of the care plan auto-populates for every patient but should be individualized to include necessary care that needs to be completed during admission.} 

^{What is Health Management and Discharge Readiness}

400

^{This care plan feature allows staff to reactivate previous care plans that contain patient-specific information and typically relate to chronic conditions or treatments.}

^{What is bring forward.}

600

^{This documentation on care plans is required each shift.} 

^{What are care plan progress notes?}

800

^{Guidelines and tip sheets addressing care plans can be found in this Epic resource area.}

^{What is 'My Learning Home'?}

1000

^{Each RN should be entering this number of nursing diagnoses and this type of information for each patient.}

^{What is 1-2 nursing diagnoses that are individualized?}

Tiny Tots

200

^{This is the maximum age and frequency Sweet Ease should be given to an infant for procedural comfort.}

^{What is 6 months old and 2-3 times/day.}

400

^{This must be labeled with patient name and barcode whether stored in the patient room or on the unit.} 

^{What is expressed human milk?} 

600

^{This should not be performed when caring for an uncircumcised infant or toddler}

^{What is retracting the foreskin?}

800

^{Cardiac monitoring for apnea and bradycardia is required for 12 hours following anesthesia for term infants of less than this post-conceptual age.}

^{What is 44 wks? 52 weeks for pre-term; 2 hours- all <9 months}

1000

^{This signage must be displayed at the bedside if a patient's clinical condition requires positioning that does not comply with ABCs of safe sleep.}

^{What is the Safe Sleep Wheel sign?}

Ready to Go!

200

^{The RN is responsible for including this information on every AVS.} 

^{What is the next medication dose time?}

400

^{Asking the PFE to help with patient discharge would not be appropriate if the expected length of time for discharge exceeds.} 

^{What is 15 minutes?}

600

^{When discharging a patient that requires an interpreter, the RN should enter consults for both of these steps before contacting a PFE or attempting to discharge a patient.}

^{What are consults for AVS translation and consult for discharge?} 

800

^{All patients should be discharged no later than ____ after active discharge order is entered by the provider.} 

^{What is 2 hours?}

1000

^{The bedside RN is responsible for reviewing this area of the discharge navigator and reaching out to other departments for clearance before contacting a PFE RN to assist with patient discharge.} 

^{What is Discharge Readiness?}