Nursing Process
Medication Administration
Safety and Emergency Preparedness
Infection Control
Activity and Maslow
100

Step by Step

Planning

100

Common Routes of Medication

What is oral, intravenous (IV), intramuscular (IM), subcutaneous (SQ), and topical?

100

Baby Back Ribs

What is Placing the baby on their back to sleep?

100

Hands Up


What is hand hygiene (handwashing)?

100

Move the crowd

 What is range of motion (ROM) exercises?

200

Example of a Smart Goal

What is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant/Realistic, and Time-bound? An example is: "The patient will ambulate 50 feet with a walker independently within 3 days."

200

Name the at least five Rights of Medication

What are the right patient, right medication, right dose, right route, and right time?

200

safety during siezures

What is Restrain the patient to prevent injury?

200

Protect yourself


What are gloves, gowns, and masks?

200

Ergonomics

What is Bend at the knees and use the legs to lift

300

       Assess Assess and reassess

 What is subjective data?

300

Three Three Three Checks!!


 What is (1) when retrieving the medication, (2) before preparing/pouring the medication, and (3) at the patient’s bedside before administration?

300

Oh the bell

What is keeping the patients call bell out of reach.

300

It in the air


What are airborne precautions?

300

The highest of them all

What is Self Actualization

400

Direct or Indirect

 What is a direct nursing intervention?

400

        Routes with rapid absorption


What are intravenous (IV) and intramuscular (IM)?

400

Buckle up Teenager

Motor Vehicle Accidents

400

Just too Contagious

What is a healthcare-associated infection (HAI) or nosocomial infection?

400

Protected

 What is safety and security?

500

 The difference

What is: Direct interventions involve hands-on patient care, such as administering medication or wound care. Indirect interventions support patient care but do not involve direct contact, such as consulting with a dietitian or updating the care plan?

500

Wrong patient


What are (1) assess the patient for adverse effects, (2) notify the provider and follow facility protocol, and (3) document the error and complete an incident report?

500

FIRE!!!!!

What is D) Rescue anyone in immediate danger?

500

Break every chain

What is the susceptible host?

500

Love is allI need

 What is love and belonging?

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