A historically standard Board option when a nurse practices outside of scope.
What is Decree of Censure?
This is a first line medication for diabetes.
What is Metformin?
Complete this phrase - if it was not documented....
What is "it was not done".
What is assessed on a scale of 1-10
Pain
A drug that can be used to potentiate the effects of an opioid.
What is Benadryl or phenergan?
She is the only CRNA on the Board
Who is Angi Fountain?
This is a drug used to treat C-Diff.
What is flagyl or vancomycin?
What is a-fib?
This hospital department responds to medication errors, pressure ulcers, patient falls and for-cause drug tests.
What is Risk?
A bedside nurse walks this many miles per day, on average, during a 12 hour shift.
What is 4-5 miles?
This Rule is cited whenever there is a concern with a nurse's practice.
What is 31?
A highly contagious skin infection that causes red sores on the face.
What is impetigo?
These two Rules relate to nursing documentation.
What are Rules 7 & 8?
Used to treat anemia
What is iron?
This is calculated by HR x stroke volume
What is cardiac output?
The year Joey became the Executive Director of the Board of Nursing.
What is 1995?
This is the MME of 1 mg of Dilaudid, once daily.
What is 4 MME?
The 5 rules of medication administration.
What is right patient, right drug, right dose, right route, right time?
This causes itchiness, irritation and persistent scratching on the scalp.
What is lice?
These three prescribed medications together are referred to by the DEA as the Holy Trinity.
Benzodiazepine, opioid, and carisoprodol (Soma)
This is how many RN licenses are currently active in AZ (within 1,000)
What is 110,073?
This is another name for coccididomycosis?
What is Valley Fever?
The four "C"'s of documentation include Clear, Concise, Correct and _____________.
What is Complete?
Alaris, Baxter, gravity infusion, patient controlled
What is a pump?
What is an intraosseous access system?