Feeding and I/Os
Fall Prevention
Patient Safety
Safe Patient Handling
Pressure Injury Prevention
100

How many milliliters are in 1oz?

30mls

100

True or false: it is your role to help ensure that a patient's room is safe and clear of fall hazards?

True!

100

What is a ligature point?

Something that could be used by a patient to suffocate or hang themselves on. 

100
True or false: ceiling lifts DO NOT have a weight limit 

False! 625lbs or 1000lbs depending on the size of the lift

100

True or False: If you notice an area of redness on the patient's skin, it is your responsibility to tell the nurse. 

True!

200

A patient you just met asks for a snack, what is the first step you should take?

Verify the patient's diet order in the chart

200

Name two things found in the hospital that help prevent patient falls.

grippy socks, gait belt, fall risk band, bed or chair alarms, etc

200

Name three things to remove from a patient's room who is on suicide precautions

Hand sanitizer, cords, trash bags, scissors, remotes, clocks with batteries, etc 

200

What type of sling should NOT be left under a patient when not in use?

Chair sling

200

How often do we need to turn our patients?

Every two hours

300

Name three types of patients who are at risk for aspiration.

Patient lying in bed while eating breakfast, a patient who has a history or seizures, recent stroke, etc

300

What does WAR mean?

Within arms reach
300

At what age do patients require a bed alarm?

65 and up

300

Describe what kind of patient you would use a sarastedy with.

Have some strength in at least one extremity and able to follow directions.

300

Name three risk factors that would make a patient higher at risk for developing a pressure injury.

Age, weight, mobility status, neurological status, hydration, chronic conditions such as diabetes, moisture, etc

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