Intro to Healthcare
Illinois Department of Public Health.
What is the regulatory party for CNA,s?
Right Task, Right Circumstance, Right Person, Right Directions and Communications and Right Supervision and Evaluation.
What are the 5 rights of delegation?
Seen, heard, felt or smelled.
What is objective data?
A nursing care pattern, services are moved from department to bedside.
What is patient focused care ?
R.A.C.E.
What id Rescue, Alarm, Contain and Extinguish?
Systemic organized method of providing nursing care.
What is the Nursing Process?
Assessment, Nursing Diagnoses, Planning, Implementation and Evaluation.
What is the Nursing Process?
What a patient tells you.
What is subjective data?
The dishonest use of property.
What is Misappropriation?
Piercing the mucous membrane or the skin.
What is Parenteral?
< 30 days in the hospital.
What is short stay?
Situation, Background, Assessment and Recommendation.
SBAR , what is shift reporting?
Blood pressure, pulse , temperature and respiration.
What are vital signs?
A person's behaviors and way of living that threaten his or her health, safety and well -being.
What is self-neglect?
The easiest way to prevent infection.
What is handwashing ?
Formal review of an agency through the collection of facts and observations.
What is survey?
Psychological, Spiritual, Physical and Social.
What is Holism concept?
Subgroups that are part of a larger group but have certain distinguishing characteristics.
What is an Ethnic group ?
A person's highest potential for mental and physical performance.
What is optimal Level of functioning?
Glares , shadows and dull lighting.
What are Safety Hazards?
Physiological (air, water, food, shelter,)
What is Maslow's first Hierarchy of Needs?
Source, Sender, Encoder, Message Channel and Decoder.
What are Communication Components?
Source, reservoir, vector, portal of exit/entry and susceptible host.
what is the chain of infection?
A semi sitting position, head of the bed is 45-60 degrees.
What is Semi-Fowler's?
Used for all persons whenever care is given.
What are Standard Precautions?