This is how often a fire drill must be conducted each year at every clinic site.
What is Twice?
Before providing care to a patient, you must verify that you have the right patient using two of these.
What are patient identifiers?
Someone has accidentally spilled a chemical in your work area! But not to worry, you can get information on how the spill should be handled by reviewing this document.
What is a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?
This item is should be given to all new patients, to inform them about their right to be treated with respect, to be involved in decisions related to their care, and that they must also treat our staff with courtesy and respect.
What are the Patient’s Rights & Responsibilities?
It tells you whether a piece of patient equipment has been serviced recently, and is safe to use during patient care.
What is a Biomed sticker?
The length of time a surface must stay visibly wet to effectively kill germs
What is the "kill time" or "contact time"?
This is a formal patient complaint in writing.
What is a grievance?
These checklists, completed daily, weekly, and monthly, help ensure that appropriate maintenance and procedures are completed routinely.
What are quality control logs?
These tags are placed on broken equipment to signify that they are not safe for use.
What are "Not in use" tags?
All of these must be disposed of 28 days after opening.
What are multi-use vials?
Tooth extractions and SDF are examples of procedures that require obtaining this from the patient before the procedure is performed.
What is informed consent?
Doing this process before starting a patient procedure is important to identify any missing information, and prevent errors.
What is a time-out?
This is the appropriate way to clean to let gravity help move dust and dirt.
What is cleaning from top to bottom?
The Midmark M11 is an example of this class of steam sterilizer.
What is steam-flush, pressure pulse (SFPP)?
This form must be signed by the patient before medical records can be shared with outside healthcare providers.
What is a release of information?
Medications on this list have a higher possibility of causing harm.
What is "High Alert"?