Safety
What does the acronynm PASS stand for?
Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
Once TB solution is open how many days is that vial valid for before expiring?
What is 28 days from today?
Patients and families are given surveys to evaluate their experience at our facility?
What is how we measure patient satisfaction?
This is where your business continuity plan is location?
What are two ways that you can prevent spread of infection?
Washing hands and or wearing mask
What is the color code for Medical Alert?
Code Blue
What is each patient responsible to bring to the dosing window to obtain their take-homes?
Name the three (3) dashboards used for tracking quality metrics
QI Dashboard, Counselor Dashboard, Clinical Scorecard
What is the monthly report called that Program Director/Office Manager complete to assess the Environment of Care?
What is the Monthly Operational Report?
An approach to infection control that treats all body fluids as if they were infectious.
What is Standard Precautions?
What does the acroynm RACE stand for?
Rescue, Alarm, Confine, Extinguish
What is a dosing nurse suppose to do prior to distributing medication to a patient?
What is dose verification?
What is a treatment plan?
What are some items that should not be on the floor in offices?
What are boxes?
Before and after contact with patients/the patient space/wearing gloves
What is Hand Hygiene?
1. Call Code if assistance is needed
2. Notify PD/MD/Supervisor immediately
3. Assess for support and coordinate care
4. Complete Incident report in Healthdox within 24 hours
When a patient is returning their bottles, what is the process they are suppose to complete prior to discarding their bottles?
What is marking off PHI?
If a patient has a reaction to their medication, how long does the patient have to wait to be observed?
What is 1 hour of observation?
What is a monthly report and meeting that is facility to assess the overall progress or improvements of our services?
What is QI meeting?
This infection control practice considers all patients to be possible carriers of blood-borne pathogens, and requires PPE to be used when coming into contact with ALL patients blood, urine, or other body fluids.
What are Universal Precautions?
Where are the safe place locations if there is a scheduled or practice drill?
1. Across the street from the building
2. Back Alley (Parking lot)
What is Diversion Control?
These are 3 examples of protecting patients PHI?
What is Name, Age, DOB, Phone Number, SSN, Diagnosis, Insurance?
These must never be blocked.
Fire Door
Fire extinguisher
Exits
Doors
Gas/Electrical Access Points
Gloves, gowns, masks, eye shields and face shields are all examples of this.
What is Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)?