CLABSI
What is a CHG bath.
When must peri-care/foley care be completed? (2 answers)
What is per shift and with every BM.
What is hospital acquired infections.
Where all do curos caps need to be applied?
What is all ports of the line (2 y-sites).
A patient comes in with a foley, what must be completed?
What is a foley exchange
What is hand hygiene
True or False- do IV sites need to be dated, especially with central line patients?
What is true- ensure IV sites have a date of insertion written on the dressing.
What must the patient have on if they have a foley?
What is a securement device
Name at least 4 out if the 5 HAI, we are focused on preventing?
What is CAUTI, CLABSI, SSI, MRSA, C-DIFF
What are the two days of the week all lines are thrown away and new ones hung?
What is Tuesday and Saturday night shift.
What must we look for when patients have foleys? Hint- we use the green clips to prevent.
What is a dependent loop
How many patients die annually from a CLABSI?
A: 5,000
B: 15,000
C: 100,00
D: 28,000
What is D: 28,000 Patients who develop a CLABSI will die every year.
How long is intermittent tubing good for?
What is 24 hours
What is the best way to avoid a CAUTI?
What is not having a foley.
How many patients will die from a CAUTI?
A: 1 in 2
B: 1 in 100
C: 1 in 10
D: 1 in 50
What is C, 1 in 10.