Environment of Care/ Patient Safety
This is where drinks belong
What is the breakroom or hydration station?
This is worn to decrease the chance of germ and infection spread.
What is hospital supplied scrubs, hair covering, beard covering?
This is what needs to be charted to charge for sedation.
What is sedation start and sedation end?
The meaning of RACE and PASS
What is
Relocate/ Activate/ Contain/ Extinguish
Pull/ Aim/ Squeeze/ Sweep
I should never say this to a Joint Commission surveyor.
What is "I don't know"?
(Try, I know where I can find that or I know who to ask)
One way to ensure a product is still safe to use.
What is checking for expiration dates?
This is the dry time for Oxivir Wipes.
What is one minute?
These need to be documented as a part of the timeout documentation.
What is a fire risk score?
This is who can shut off oxygen or medical gas
Respiratory Therapy
We should not be storing these in the drawers at the desk.
What is lancets, syringes, lab tubes, and flushes?
I can find information regarding disposal of hazardous medication here.
What are the SDS sheets (located on the intranet)?
This is the dry time for the bleach wipes.
What is four minutes?
This must be documented prior to discharge for all moderate sedation and anesthesia cases.
What is a modified Mayo score that is back to baseline?
This is where the closest fire extinguisher (fe) and fire pull (fp) are located.
What is (IR) hall outside 2-3 control room (fe), in public hall towards PPPU (fp)?
What is (PPPU) public hall outside PPPU going towards hope hall (Both fe and fp)?
What is (Rad) north station corner and south station (fe), In hall between Rad and CT or out north door?
This is an appropriate method to use to educate patients on their discharge instructions.
What is the teach-back method? (and document the education that you provided)
This must be in a sedation note done by a provider before a patient undergoes moderate sedation
What is an ASA score, sedation plan, and Mallampati score?
This is the most effective way to prevent infection.
What is hand hygiene?
This is how to capture interpreter usage or refusal.
What is documentation in interpreter section of the navigator?
This is what you should do if an active shooter is in your area.
What is Run, Hide, Fight?
This is how patient behavioral issues are communicated between team members.
What is a Behavioral Safety Plan (BSP)?
Must be completed for every patient/procedure.
What are two patient identifiers?
This is when disinfecting of medical equipment should take place.
What is when visible soil is present, equipment and surfaces may be contaminated, equipment moves form patient to patient, equipment used on a patient with an infection?
Must be present in all patient's charts prior to any procedure or blood transfusion.
What is the consent form?
This signifies the location of the fire extinguisher.
What is pay attention to detail, communicate clearly, speak up and respond respectfully, hand off effectively, and support each other?