Restraints
Fall & Pressure Injury Prevention
Pain Reassessment
Harm to Self/Care Plans
Blood Administration
100

Nurses can enter violent restraints as a verbal order

What is False

100

Sit, stand, march and walk.

What is the mobility challenge?

100

Timing of pain reassessment after pain medication administration

What is within 60 min?

100

English is second language, lack of transportation to follow up appointment, past history of sexual assault.  

What are social determinants of health and trauma informed care considerations when developing care plans.

100

Timing of vital signs prior to start of blood products

What is less than 15 min PRIOR to blood administration but cannot be at the exact blood start time?

200

The nursing assessment of patients in non-violent restraints is completed and documented, how often?

What is every 2 hours +/- 10 min

200

Using the gait belt, being on standby with patient using the bathroom, using patient's walker. 

What are interventions to prevent a patient fall?

200

Patient reports "no pain" when conducting your reassessment after pain meds were administered.  

What is 0 on the Numeric Pain Scale? 

200

Patients must be assessed for their risk for self-harm when arriving to your unit

What is True

200

Frequency of vital signs during blood administration

What 15 min. after start of infusion and when transfusion is completed?

300

For patients in violent restraints a Face-to-Face Evaluation must be completed within 1 hour of restraints by

Hospitalist, ED provider, or Intensivist

300
2 RNs conduct a thorough skin assessment

What is the 4 eyes skin assessment?

300

List 3 of 5 pain qualities documented in EPIC after med administration

What is Intensity, Quality, Location, Duration, Response to Treatment?

300

Must be assessed upon admission on patients 8 years or older.

What are thoughts of harm to self or others?

300

Associate verifies this prior to administering any blood product

What is the blood consent in EPIC?

400

Alternatives to consider before putting a patient in restraints.

What are

  • Family or Sitter at Bedside
  • Diversional Activities (Folding washcloths, Cell phone, Care Channel...)
  • Decrease environmental stimulus
  • Repositioning, may include moving closer to nurse's station
  • Medication review
  • Reviewing needs for lines, dressings, drains, or devices
400

Foam border dressing applied to prevent pressure injury

What is an Allevyn dressing?

400

Turning, repositioning, or applying ice.

What are nonpharmacological interventions for pain management? 

400

Care Plans will be individualized to each patient, aligning their diagnosis and other patient safety focuses

What is True

400

When remainder of blood and tubing should be returned to the blood bank

What is when a blood transfusion reaction occurs and blood administration is stopped prior to completion?

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