Time and Attendance
Bed Side Shift Report
CVC/CLABSI
Foley Caths/ CAUTI
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100

How many 12 hour shifts does a variable full time team member need to work each week?

What is 3?

100

Where must bedside shift report be completed?

What is at the bedside?

100

What does CVL stand for?

What is Central Venous  Lines?

100

Who can insert indwelling/intermittent catheters (IUC)? 

What are LPNs and RNs?

100

What does PCU stand for?

What is Progressive Care Unit?

200

With respect to observed holidays, how many holidays does Orlando Health recognize?

What is 6?

200

Who must complete bedside shift report?

What is RNs and NAs?

200

Name 2 types of CVL?

What are:

PICC Lines- external jugular, internal jugular, subclavian, femoral

Tunneled CVL

Implanted Ports

200

What technique is used to insert an IUC?

What is sterile technique?

200

Who do you call when your schedule is not the way you requested?

What is BOSS?

300

How many Summer holidays does VFT and PT employees have to work?

What is one?

300

When is BSR completed?

What is at the beginning of every shift (0645 & 1845)?

300

Name at least one indication a patient may need a CVL?

What is:

Long term ABX

Exhausted all peripheral access

Chemotherapy

Emergency access

300

How often is Foley care performed?

What is once a shift?

300

What is the nurse to patient ration on PCU?

What is .... Silence

some possible answers

too high


400

What phone number(s) does a team member call if they are calling out for a shift?

What is 321-843-2833 and 321-841-5680?

400

What are two tasks that must be completed by NAs during BSR?

What are:

  • Check all alarms on bed and chairs.
  • Check that call light is within reach
  • Provide fresh ice water unless patient is NPO
  • Ensure room is clean and clutter free
  • Mobility level
400

How often do change CVL dressings?

What is every 7 days or PRN?

400

List one indication for a urinary catheter?

What is: 

Placed status post urologic procedure or urologic injury. 

Urinary retention /confirmed by bladder scan. 

 Obstruction of the urinary tract distal to the bladder. 

Neurogenic bladder, that cannot be managed by intermittent caths. 

Continuous bladder irrigation and/or gross hematuria. 

Peri-operative use for selected surgical procedures: a. Patients undergoing urologic surgery or other surgery on contiguous structures of the genitourinary tract. b. Anticipated prolonged duration of surgery (catheters inserted for this reason must be removed in PACU or per physician order post-operative day 1 or 2). 

Patients receiving large-volume infusions or diuretics during surgery. 

Need for intra-operative monitoring of urinary output.

400

Which member of leadership is more fun to work with?

What is ...... all of them :) 

500

How many points accumulated by a team member for time and attendance infraction will lead to a first written counseling?

What is 5?

500

What are two tasks that must be completed by RNs during BSR?

What are: 

  • Check all lines/tubes/drains
  • Complete Sepsis Screen (real time)
  • GCS/Focus assessment
  • Falls preventions (bed alarm on)
  • Review Pain Goal & Intervention on Whiteboard
500

When should a CVL be discontinued?

What is ASAP, or no longer indicated?

500
When should an IUC be removed?

What is ASAP, or no longer indicated?

500

When will this game end?

What is now?

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