Infection Control: SPUI
True/False: Patient with Lice/Scabies are considered as an SPUI
FALSE
Notify when a patient misses any critical medication such as blood thinning agent, active TB medications, Clozaril etc.
What is to notify the provider
This is the MSD preferred method of nursing documentation
What is SOAP format
True/False: LVNs can start the nursing care protocols
FALSE
____ is responsible for checking crash cart's every shift.
What is any medical staff working in that unit/floor.
Telephone and verbal orders from a prescriber can only be transcribed into health record by ______
RN or LVN (Licensed Nurse)
How the patient feels, their chief complaints, medical history is considered ____________ data.
What is SUBJECTIVE
What form does a patient need to fill out for non-emergent requests to see the medical staff?
Healthcare request Form (J212)
The medication used for reversing opioid overdoses
What is NARCAN (Naloxone)
This form is signed with every Methadone administration and given to Charge nurse when all doses are finished.
What is Chain of Custody Form
This form is completed by the nurse in Techcare, when given orders (Verbal/telephone/Statcare/Written) by provider to admit patient to 'Infirmary Level Care Queue.'
What is Nursing Admission Form
what device would you use to open the airway and prevent the tongue from covering the epiglottis in unresponsive patients.
Oropharyngeal airway
This form sent to Infection Control along with email when notifying for SPUI
What is SPUI Case Log
Main components of a medication refusal form that must be filled out
Name of medication patient is refusing, reason of refusal, education provided, patient signature or signature/ARJIS of 2 witnesses if patient refuse to sign
TRUE/FALSE: It is not acceptable to copy paste another nurse's documentation and use it as your own charting.
TRUE
What does AED stand for?
Automated External Defibrillator
These diagnostic labs are performed when someone is classified as SPUI
What is Rapid COVID, Rapid Influenza, and Multiplex
What are the 5 NEVERS of Medication Administration
1) Never give another patient's medication to another patient.
2)Never use a medication that is expired.
3)Never pre-pour medication
4) Never carry a medication in a pocket to patient's bedside
5) Never place medications from blister pack or stock medication into an envelope prior to a medication pass
This is documented in all the Infirmary level patient's EHR at the end of every shift.
What is 'Hourly checks for signs of life.'