Administrative
A and I in Aidet means_______ and _______.
What is Acknowledge and introduce?
The 3 types of injections.
What is intradermal, subcutaneous and intramuscular?
Visual acuity is to be checked at ______, _______, or _____.
What is WCC, physical or eye related visit?
An example of an inhaled medication _________.
What is albuterol, steroid inhalers, nebulizer/inhaler, rinse mouth?
The purpose of the National Patient Safety Goals is _______.
What is to improve patient safety?
The two patient identifiers
What is Name and DOB?
An example of a subcutaneous injection.
What is insulin?
What is heparin?
What is lovenox?
CLIA stands for_________.
What is clinical laboratory improvement amendments?
An example of a common side effect of many common medications.
What is GI upset?
What is Nausea/Vomiting?
What is diarrhea/constipation?
What is rash?
What is photosensitivity?
What is headache/dizziness?
What is insomnia?
The first thing to do when a device causes a safety event.
What is remove the device from service?
Open ended questions are ___________
What are questions that cannot be answered with a simple yes or no?
A nationally recognized patient safety measure that assures that the correct procedure is performed on the correct location and the correct patient is known as _______.
What is Time Out?
Example of CLIA waived point of care tests performed in clinics_________.
What is urine pregnancy? What is fecal occult blood? What is blood glucose? What is Hgb? What is rapid strep? What is rapid influenza? What is A1c?
_______ is a serious allergic reaction that is rapid in onset and may cause death.
What is anaphylaxis?
Use _______ reporting to report a safety event.
Closing gaps with patients while they are seen at regular scheduled appointments.
What is in-reach?
The 6 vital signs are _________.
What is temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure, pain and pulse oximetry?
The 5 times you would perform hand washing.
What is before patient contact
Before clean/aseptic tasks
After blood fluid exposure risk
After patient contact
After contact with the patient's environment
Statin is an example of a ______ drug suffix.
What is cholesterol?
In EPIC you can use the dating convention to see your schedule 3 months from now, which is_______
What is m+3?
Weuse the 2 patient identifiers when ________ (4)
What is rooming a patient, administering medications, drawing blood or when collecting/handling a specimen, and providing treatment or procedures?
Pediatric normal blood pressure is between _____.
95-110/60-75
The two common forms of bacteria.
What is C-diff and Norovirus?
The 6 rights of medication administration.
What is right patient, right medication, right dose, right time, right route and right documentation?
The 3rd leading cause of death is________.
What is medical error?