ASSESSMENT
PATIENT SAFETY
GLUCOSE MANAGEMENT
WILD CARD
INFECTION PREVENTION
100

The admission assessment has to be done within ___time frame.

What is 4 hours.

100

This is the immediate first step upon finding a patient unresponsive in cardiac arrest and/or respiratory arrest.

What is alert for help - start CPR?

100

This provider is required to write an order for patient self management during continuous glucose management (CGM). 

What is an endocrinologist? 

(P&P: Continuous Glucose Monitoring ....)

100

This is the immediate first step during Emergency protocol if the HD RN passes out or becomes incapacitated.

What is shut off the dialysis machine.

(P&P: Care of the patient receiving HD treatment)

100

Patient on Aerosol Transmissible disease is required to wear what upon exiting the room to travel to a procedure. 

What is face mask PPE?

(P&P Aerosol Transmissible Diseaes)

200

Acronym used for assessing stroke symptoms.

What is BEFAST

(Balance, Eyes, Face, Arms, Speech, Time)

200

Patient should be considered for transfer to ICU when a CIWA-Ar score reaches this level.

What is a CIWA-Ar > or = to 20.

200

For Patient self management of continuous glucose managment the Insulin Pump Refill will be supplied by this person/entity.

What is Hospital Pharmacy?

(P&P: Continuous Glucose Monitoring ....)



200

This is the person responsible for staying with the patient for the entire RRT occurance.

Who is the primary RN?

(P&P: Rapid Response Team (RRT))

200

There are __ (number) bundle elements to prevent CAUTI. 

What are 6?

(P&P: Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infection (CAUTI) Prevention)

300

It is this many cm (___cm) of undamaged catheter that must be extending from the exit site for a provider to attempt to repair it.

What is 5cm?

(P&P: Cuffed CVAD Repair)

300

Only ____ abbreviations may be used in the EHR

What is "APPROVED" abbreviations?

(P&P: Documentation of Patient Care)

300
An RN is required to initiate hypoglycemia protocol for a patient with a blood glucose level of less than ___ mg/dL within ____ mins.

What is less than 80 mg/dL, within 15 minutes

(P&P: SP hypoglycemia treatment protocol)

300

An RN will gather their supplies to change a CVAD dressing. In addition to gathering the supplies he/she will also coordinate with this person. 



What is 'A SECOND RN'.

(P&P: Central Vascular Access Device (CVAD) Care and Maintenance: Tunneled and Non-Tunneled)

300

When the puncture-resistant sharps containers are ____ full, they should be sealed and discarded as infectious/ Biohazardous solid waste. 

What is 3/4 full.

(P&P: Infection Control Manual)

400

This is a critical moment for reassessment of patient.

What is Dependent on changes in condition, diagnosis, treatments and response?

(P&P: Patient Assessment and Reassessment)

400

A medication error is defined as ___ _______ medication-related event that adversely affects

What is "ANY PREVENTABLE" ....?

(P&P: Medication Error and Incompatibility Reporting)

400

For an adult patient who is unresponsive - this is the difference in immediate treatment for a blood sugar of 55mg/dL - 79 mg/dl vs a blood sugar that is less than 55mg/dL.

What is 

> 1/2 amp 50% dextrose IVP for a patient with BS of 55-79mg/dL and 

> 1 full amp 50% dextrose IVP for a patient with BS less than 55 mg/dL?

(P&P: SP Hypoglycemia Treatment Protocol)

400

Transparent dressings will be changed every ___ days or more frequently if soiled, damp or loose (i.e., edges lifting).

When gauze dressings are used, they will be changed every __ days or more frequently if soiled, damp or loose (i.e., edges lifting).

what is 7 and 2?

(7 days for transparent dressings, 2 days for gauze dressings)

(P&P: Central Vascular Access Device (CVAD) Care and Maintenance: Tunneled and Non-Tunneled)

400

RN will NOT PROCEED with the standardized procedure: Urinary Catheter Removal if this criteria is met.

(P&P: Standardized Procedure: Urinary Catheter Removal)


What is 

1. If the patient is a Urological/Colorectal patient or Urology has been consulted

2. Bladder outlet obstruction

3. Without discussion and confirmation from the surgeon in the post-operative patient.

(P&P: Standardized Procedure: Urinary Catheter Removal)

500

This is the best indicator of the amount of pain a patient is experiencing.

What is patient's stated level of pain?

(P&P: Pain Management Policy)

500

These Patients are not appropriate for PCA use.

What are patients who are unable to self administer opioids due to physical or mental limitations.

500

These 6 criteria are required for patient's self management during continuous glucose monitoring.

What is 1 - A/O, 2 - Stable, 3 - No Psych illness, 4 - Willing to participate, 5 - Ability to demonstrate programming functions, 6 - patient must supply necessary pump and supplies 

(P&P: Continuous Glucose Monitoring ....)

500

These are the 6 Bundle Elements in the prevention of CAUTI.

(P&P: Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infection (CAUTI) Prevention)

What is 

1. Frequent u/o monitoring for critically ill.

2. Pt is on Sepsis protocol.

3. acute urinary retention/obstruction.

4. Perioperative use

5. CBI

6. Epidural Analegesia

(P&P: Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infection (CAUTI) Prevention)

500

Immunocompromised Patients must wear this whenever they leave their room. 

What is an N95 mask.

(P&P: Infection Control Guidelines: Immunosuppressed Patients)


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