Safety First
Who's Who
Define This
DX
Best Practices
100

The best way to prevent the spread of infection. 

What is handwashing?

100

Spends the most time with residents

Who is a CNA? 

100

Basic set of principles & procedures used to prevent the spread of infection, used for ALL residents. 

What are Standard Precautions? 
100

Any lesion caused by unrelieved pressure that results in damage to the underlying tissue. 

What is a pressure ulcer? 

100

Length of time for call lights to be answered

How long is 5 minutes?

200

The acronym for a fire emergency

What is RACE? Rescue, Alarm, Confine, Extinguish/Evacuate

200
Trained to assess risk for choking and conducts swallow studies

Who is a speech language pathologist? 

200

Bathing, dressing, eating, grooming, and toileting

What are ADLs? 

200

Eye condition causing the lens to be cloudy and vision to be blurred

What is a cataract?

200
Remain calm and stay with the resident and reassure them

What to do in an emergency? 

300

Positioning programs to prevent skin breakdown may include repositioning the resident this often

What is every 2 hours? 

300

Member of the interdisciplinary team who plans social and recreational activities for the resident. 

Who is the Activity Director?

300

The amount of weight a resident can put on an affected body part

What is weight-bearing?

300

Characterized by facial droop, one sided weakness, and/or speech changes

What is a CVA or stroke?

300

Heel protectors, air mattresses, and elbow protectors

What are devices/aids that prevent skin breakdown?

400
Safe place to bend when lifting

What are the hips and knees? 

400

Determines what belongings and money a resident gets to keep under their control

Who is the resident?

400

An artificial device that replaces a missing body part

What is a prosthetic device?

400

Common nervous system disease effecting memory and mental functions

What is dementia?

400

Program focused on maintaining resident independence and function

What is a restorative care program?

500

Prevents contractures, maintains muscles and joint movement, and improves function. 

What is range of motion exercises? 

500

A formal advocate for long-term care residents

What is an ombudsman? 

500

This can be done verbally or visually to help a resident know what to do by hints or examples. 

What is cueing? 

500

A pressure ulcer that extends so deep that muscle, tendons or bones may be seen.

What is a stage IV pressure ulcer?

500

Healthcare workers can only discuss patient info with others that have a medical need to know

What is HIPAA?

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