Nursing History
This British nurse is often hailed as the founder of modern nursing.
Who is Florence Nightingale?
3 Categories for QI Reports
What are Occurrence, Infection and Med Error?
This neurological disorder causes tremors, stiffness, and problems with balance/coordination.
What is Parkinson's?
The ratio at which nurses outnumber doctors.
What is 4:1?
These next steps should happen after a client reports a fall with no injury.
What is notify MD and QI report?
This illuminating item symbolizes nursing, originating from Nightingale’s nightly rounds.
What is a lamp?
The 3 Core Values of the BAYADA Way.
What are Compassion, Excellence, and Reliability?
A severe and potentially life-threatening allergic reaction.
What is Anaphylaxis?
Two different types of payment models in home health.
What are episodic and non-episodic/pay per visit?
Complete this test when client needs to be assessed for Diabetic Neuropathy.
What is Monofilament?
This United States President's wife was a nurse during the Civil War.
Who is Mary Todd Lincoln?
The frequency of which wound measurements are required.
What is weekly?
6.7 million people have this condition; it is expected to raise to 8.7 million by 2030.
What is Heart Failure?
The number of clients served by GUV in April 2026.
These interventions can be taken without MD orders when a client has abnormal vital signs.
What are re-check vital signs, reposition the client, encourage to drink fluid, review medications?
Katherine LaNasa plays Dana Evans, the commanding and compassionate charge nurse, in this medical drama
What is "The Pitt?"
The BHHC approved site/link where you access additional resources for patient education.
What is Elsevier?
Buddy the Elf likely suffered from this condition due to his love of pasta with M&M's and syrup.
What is diabetes?
The number of Registered Nurses in the United States.
What is 4.7 million?
Client BP 84/36, P 110, fatigued with difficulty breathing, but is refusing for you to call EMS. Left message with MD office. Next you should...
What is call EMS?
This hospital, located in New York City, housed the first school of nursing, established in 1873.
What is Bellevue Hospital?
Two types of infections that do not require an infection report.
What are "respiratory without trach" and "UTI without foley?"
Mental health condition in which people are compelled to eat non-food items.
What is PICA?
How may days as INPATIENT is needed for a client to qualify for SNF, per Medicare Guidelines?
What is 3 days?
This course of action is most appropriate when you confirm a client unable to meet their own needs has no teachable caregiver.
What is Call the Office?