Vitals & Victory
The normal adult range for this vital sign is 12–20 breaths per minute.
What is respiratory rate?
C1FNR and C1FNS are these types of locations used when you need to order supplies for your clinic.
What are request locations?
This federally funded program provides no‑cost vaccines to children 18 and under who are uninsured, Medicaid-eligible, American Indian/Alaska Native, or underinsured.
What is the Vaccines for Children (VFC) Program?
This is the first step in the intake process, where you confirm the patient’s identity.
What is asking for name and date of birth?
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This vital sign is often measured using a pulse oximeter.
What is oxygen saturation?
Subcutaneous injections, like those for insulin, are typically given at this angle to ensure proper delivery under the skin.
What is 45 degrees?
This can only remain at room temperature for 2 hours before it must be discarded or returned to refridgeration.
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What is 3 step communication.
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The normal heart rate for a newborn is between these two numbers.
What is 100–160 beats per minute?
When storing or handling medications, these official instructions must always be followed to ensure safety and effectiveness.
What are the manufacturer’s guidelines?
In every season, this person in the clinic is most likely to ask, “Can we turn up the heat?”
Who is Neelam Patel NP?
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In many clinics, this acronym refers to the system or process used to check patients in for their appointments.
What is DAR?
When performing an aerosol-generating procedure, this type of mask is required instead of a surgical mask.
What is an N95 respirator?
This is the most common site for measuring a radial pulse.
What is the wrist?
This vaccine is given at birth to prevent a liver infection.
What is the Hepatitis B vaccine?
This log ensures environmental conditions meet manufacturer requirements for accurate test results by tracking these two factors daily.
What are temperature and humidity?
This law was enacted on August 21, 1996, to protect health information privacy and security.
What is HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)?
These three items—medicine cup, filter needle, and nitroglycerin—are commonly found in this type of kit.
What is an emergency medication kit?
This vital takes 5 minutes lying down, 1 minute standing and three minutes standing
What is an orthostatic blood pressure
These six checks are essential to follow before administering any medication to ensure patient safety.
What are the Six Rights of Medication
According to USP guidelines, most oral medications should be stored at this temperature range, known as controlled room temperature.
What is 68–77 degrees Fahrenheit (20–25 degrees Celsius)?
This screening is often done during intake to identify depression risk.
What is the PHQ-9 questionnaire?
This federal certification is required for labs performing diagnostic testing, and this type of legal entity often holds the license for a clinic.
What are CLIA and LLC? (Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments and Limited Liability Company)