CAUTI
CLABSI
FALL
PRESSURE ULCER
MISC
100
The name of the most common hospital-acquired condition
What is CAUTI
100
The best intervention proven to prevent CLABSI.
What is Hand-washing?
100
Two classes of drugs that can increase a patient's risk for falls.
What are Benzodiazepines and Sedatives?
100
The information is used to trend where and when ulcers occur. This report must be filled out for all hospital acquired pressure ulcers.
What is an occurence report?
100
You do this by calling 123 on the phone or pushing the button on the wall which sends an immediate signal to the switchboard
What is how to call a code blue?
200
The cleansing of the foley following peri-care
What is Peri-Care?
200
Insertion at the femoral site, TPN or lipid administration, multiple lumens, blood draws off the line. These are factors that _______ the risk of CLABSI.
What is increase?
200
The use of hourly rounding and bed alarms can show patients and their families that Sparrow Caregivers are concerned with ___________.
What is demonstrating Vigilance?
200
_________ is notified when a pressure ulcer is noted on the admission assessment or thereafter to obtain treatment orders.
What is physician?
200
This program must be contacted whenever a patient dies or "significant triggers" are present in a critically ill individual.
What is Gift of Life Program?
300
Fever, females over 65 years of age, and Diabetes are all criteria for_______
What is the collection of a urine specimen for urinalysis with culture if indicated upon insertion of a foley
300
Chlorhexidine must be allowed to dry to be effective in eliminating___________ on the surface of the skin.
What is bacteria?
300
This is used to assess medications and their impact regarding fall risk on the Morse Fall Scale.
What is the secondary Diagnosis?
300
A patient is considered "At Risk" on the Braden Scale with a score of __________?
What is 18 or less?
300
Two nurses are needed to apply a wristband after confirming a decision with the patient and/or family. Name the color and significance of this wristband.
What is the purple DNR wristband?
400
The task performed daily, after all episodes of incontinence, prior to catheter insertions and after catheter removal
What is peri-care?
400
The preferred site used to draw any blood culture?
What is peripheral?
400
Medical factors that increase the risk for injury after a fall.
What are osteoporosis, anticoagulation and major surgery?
400
These are all to be considered or implemented with a Braden scale of 18 or less. Turn q 2 hours, Position changes throughout shift, Consider pressure reducing mattress overlay, Consider chair cushion, Off load heels and tubings.
What are nursing interventions to prevent pressure ulcers?
400
This password is used within the Medical Staff Privledges link on the intranet to verify Physician Credentialing when procedural sedation is ordered
What is PRIV?
500
Assessment done after foley removal
What is post-catheter urinary retention?
500
The amount of time a caregiver has to replace a line that was inserted in less than ideal situations
What is 48 hours?
500
At the beginning of the shift all caregivers gather to identify patients that are at high risk.
What is a safety huddle?
500
Name nursing resources available to assist you with questions and plan development of patients that are at risk or have community acquired pressure ulcer.
Who are the wound team and CNS?
500
Which behavioral pain assessment tool has a 0-8 scale and is used with critically ill patients who cannot self-report
What is Critical-Care Pain Observation Tool(CPOT)?
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