FIRE SAFETY
Necessary steps to take during a code red
What is Race/Alarm/Alert/Confine/Extinguish?
Two people moving around each other.
What is front to front or back to back?
Required on the surgical field
What is labeling medication?
Required when doing any patient care.
What is wearing gloves?
Fire
What is Code Red?
To use a fire extinguisher properly.
What is Pull/Aim/Squeeze/Sweep?
Changing your glove once you are gowned.
What is open glove technique?
Name and birthdate
What is proper method of patient dentification?
Number one way to prevent needlesticks
What is DO NOT RECAP NEEDLES?
Adult Cardiac Arrest
What is a Code Blue?
Fire Triangle
What is fuel, oxygen, heat?
IUSS
What is immediate use sterilization?
Used for only one patient.
What is single dose vials?
Run - Hide - Fight
What to do in an active shooter situation?
Combative person
What is a code grey?
The Response Team Notification.
What is 911?
Three Check before placing instruments on the field.
What are the filters/indictor/external locks/tabs?
Must be labeled after opening with 28-day expiration date
What is a multidose vial?
Ways to stay safe in the ASC?
What is always wearing your radio and calling on it for help
What is a code silver?
Should be done at least twice a year.
What is a fire drill?
When in doubt...
What is "Throw it out"?
Before handling any medication.
What is wash/sanitize your hands?
Required when working with bloody items
What is PPE, (gloves, goggles)?
Help with anything, especially on high shelves
What is a code Alex?