Where Am I
Location on the staff net to find IERHA policies, forms, clinical protocols
What is Document Central
Goal timeline for a septic patient to receive antimicrobial therapy
what is 60 minutes
Pacing, agitation, restlessness, anxiety, confusion
What are early signs of escalation
PPE required for a patient with a respiratory illness on contact/droplet precautions
Procedure mask, eyewear (or mask with face shield) isolation gown, gloves, and follow routine practices
Protocol to initiate based on the following: by tremors, diaphoresis, restlessness, hypertension, history of ETOH use
What is CIWA
Location to find the learning module for Documentation in a Code Blue
What is the learning management system (LMS) online
Number of licensed health care professionals required to check a high alert medication
What is 2 LPN/RN/RPNs
External Resources to call for help with a violent patient
Who are the RCMP/EMS
Airway adjunct to use when a patient has a RR of 6 and an intact gag reflex
What is a nasopharygeal airway
RR 8, HR <40 bpm, unresponsive, pale cool dusky skin
What are clinical signs to call a code blue
I do not know where to find information on how to perform a PICC dressing change
What is Elsevier/Nursing Skills online
Range of oxygen to be administered via a non-rebreathe mask
What is 10-15L per minute
Physical, Chemical and Environmental
What are 3 types of restraints
Mandatory tool to complete prior to a transfer to the operating room
What is the pre-op checklist
Biomarker physicians use to assess tissue perfusion and sepsis
What is lactate
Nursing resource for how to prepare and administer IV Medications
What is the Parenteral Drug Monograph (PDM)
Goal time to get to the cath lab without fibrinolytic therapy
What is 90 minutes
Standard, Close Observation, Suicide Observation and Constant Care
What are 4 types of MH observation levels
An Acronym used to communicate or escalate patient concerns to a provider
What is SBAR (Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation)
Name three biomarkers in bloodwork used to diagnose myocardial infarction
What are TNT, CK, Myoglobin
A patient weighs 110lbs. The provider ordered a dose of 2mg/kg/day of a drug. How many mg will the patient get per day?
100mg
Concentration used to Heparinize a central line (excluding dialysis vascath)
What is 100 mg/ml
constant care record, restraint monitoring form
What are documents to use when restraining a patient
Document to guide care and assessment when patient symptoms include unilateral weakness, slurred speech, headache, facial droop, and a normal accu check
What is the Suspected Stroke/TIA Protocol
Documentation required when a patient passes away in hospital
Death Package, registration of death for vital statistics, detailed IPN about the death