Washing your hands (or using Purell gell) before and anfter patient care, whether you wear gloves or not.
What is hand hygiene?
100
HAZMAT Situation
What is Code Orange
100
They are located at clinic entrance and Stairway.
Where are the Fire Alarm pull stations.
100
These tests include: urine dipstick, blood glucose monitoring, and body fluid pH.
What is Point of Care Testing.
100
Deliver comprehensive, high quality healthcare and preventive services to the warriors in transition, soldiers, family members, and patients in trusted to us.
What is the WBAMC Mission.
200
Patient's full name, including the suffix, and Patient's DOB.
What are the 2 patient identifiers?
200
Call the paging system and page number 5001.
What is the phone number to call for a Pediatric Code Blue?
200
They are located in the back corner of the GME hallway and next to the white board across from the screeners.
Where are the medical gas shut off valves?
200
They are responsible for releasing patient specific data, including medical records.
Who is the PAD
200
The colors yellow, red, green, blue, and white.
What are the Triage Tag colors.
300
Physicians, nurses, or CNA’s asking the patient or significant other what medications they were taking when they came into the hospital or clinic.
What is Medication Reconcilliation.
300
In the treatment room, checked once per day, and electronic devices checked while unplugged.
Where is the nearest crash cart and how often is it checked.
300
Mr. Henry Ford
Who is the WBAMC Safety Manager?
300
These 2 important safety "stations" are located in the GI clinic
Where is the Eyewash Station and Spill Station.
300
During a mass casualty incident (MCI), these people are responsible for tracking ALL patients that come into the hospital.
Who is PAD
400
If the outpatient and the ordering provider are not available the ER is notified and will in turn contact the patient
How to communicate critical test results?
400
Eloped Adult
What is a Code Grey
400
This will be within 75 feet of you in any direction.
What is a Fire Extinguisher?
400
The handling of blood, body fluid secretions and excretions, non intact skin, and mucous membranes.
What do you use Standard Precautions?
400
It tells us the highest risks for our hospital, which are: Technological, Human, Natural Events, and Hazardous Materials
What is the What is the Hazard Vulnerability Analysis (HVA).
500
Pain management, falls prevention, management of heart attack patients, and hand hygiene.
What is Patient safety Initiatives?
500
Questioning individuals with suspicious packages
What is a Code Pink action?
500
Using a fire extinguisher to put out a small fire. Closing doors. Being prepared to evacuate, knowing your unit's primary and alternate exits, and location of evacuation points.
What is to "Defend in Pace"
500
The written instructions expressing a patient's wishes about medical treatment at the end of life and are implemented when a patient is unable to communicate.
What is an Advance Directive?
500
Stewart Shikora , Wendel J. Scmitt , Judith A. Lisa ,Mr. Byron K. Kitagawa , and Alyson L. Fox
Who is the survey team that will be here next week!