This is the point in time when patient's receive written information about their Patient Rights.
What is upon admission to the hospital.
100
These are thresholds used by an alarm system to determine an alarm condition.
What is alarm parameters.
100
In order to know the dose of Dantrolene needed to treat a patient in MH crisis, this patient measurement is needed.
What is weight in kilograms
100
This is the compression to ventilation ratio for one person rescue during a code.
What is 30 to 2.
100
This is the location a person suspected to be ill with Ebola will be placed prior to transfer.
What is the isolation room on the 2nd floor.
200
Licensed healthcare providers are required by law to report in writing suspected or known acts
of this against patients.
What is patient abuse, assault, neglect, or violence.
200
This is the goal of FSH's Clinical Alarm System Management Policy.
What is to reduce harm to patients.
200
This is the number of vials of Dantrolene that FSH keeps in the MH cart.
What is 36 vials.
200
This is the number a FSH employee dials to call a code during normal business hours.
What is 100.
200
This is the mode of transmission for the Ebola virus.
What is direct contact with blood and body fluids.
300
These are the individuals responsible for changing out red sharps containers when they are 3/4's full.
Who is all clinical staff and housekeeping.
300
This is the accrediting body who requires that FSh has a Clinical Alarm System Management Policy.
What is the Joint Commission (2015 National Patient Safety Goal)
300
Tachypnea, tachycardia, and elevated EtCO2 are know as early signs of MH crisis. This clinical finding is a late sign of MH Crisis.
What is elevated temperature.
300
This is the first action taken by a resucer after finding an unresponsive patient.
What is call for help.
300
This staff preparation is required prior to contact with a person suspected to have Ebola virus.
What is personal protective equiptment (PPE).
400
Every member of the healthcare team works to prevent infections by following these precautions for every patient, with every encounter.
What is standard precautions.
400
This is an alarm condition arising from a monitored patient-related variable.
What is clinical alarm.
400
This is the initial dose calculation for Dantrolene.
What is 2.5mg/kg
400
These is the only two time chest compressions are stopped during a code.
What is defibrillation and pulse check.
400
This piece of PPE can be worn instead of a N-95 mask.
What is the Powered Air Personal Respirator (PAPR).
500
These are the three steps that FSH takes to ensure the right surgery is performed for the right patient on the right body part.
What is the pre-procedural verification process, site marking, and the time out (Universal Protocol)
500
These are the hospitals defined alarm parameters for heart rate.
What is 30 to 150 bpm.
500
The medication given intravenously is a trigger for an Malignant Hyperthermia crisis.
What is succinylcholine.
500
These are the two shockable rhythms.
What is ventricular tachycardia and ventricular fibrillation
500
Prior to donning PPE to care for an Ebola patient, staff must perform hand hygiene, put on clean scrubs and plastic shoes, remove jewlery, have their vital signs taken, and this one last step.