"Dis"Connect Care
This must be filled in when a patient goes to directly to ICU.
What is remove from status board time?
This type of count should be done at the beginning of a non-scrotal approach orchidopexy.
What is a full count?
This is the number you call for a child collapse in the fish tank room.
What is _______________
This is where you would find lab work a doc has ordered.
What is "Labs/Tests" tab under orders?
This section is where you would chart a cast on a patient.
What is the Avatar?
This tool helps you chart when the blood band is removed and replaced.
What is smartphrase in Notes section?
This tray should be counted in initially not added on later in the case.
What is the bowel closure tray?
This is what switchboard will page you to have OR on call staff come in immediately.
What is OR emergent activation?
This is how you would chart BAL specimen.
What is Lung (and then side and location)? NOT as BAL initially. Instead type lung as your location.
This is used when a patient has local anesthetic toxicity.
What is Intralipid? Bonus Where is it located?
This theatre is where emergency cases should NOT be done on your snapboard.
What is theatre 5.
This type of count should be done when closing a cavity within a cavity.
What is a partial count?
This is they type of fire extinguisher we have in the OR.
What is CO2? Bonus questions: what types of fires does it work on and what is a risk for patients?
The picture below would be used for this type of testing.
Orange label APTIMA brand swab
What is gyne-chlamidia/gonorrhea testing
This is where I would find what I need to deal with a mitomycin spill.
What is the spill kit in the dirty utility room behind the door?
This is where you would find preference cards during downtime.
What is North BCA web icon on charge nurse computer?
This is how long you should wait before draping after prepping with dark pink prep.
What is 3 minutes?
This is how long blood is good for out of the box.
What is 4 hours?
This type of vessel is used for anaerobic testing
What is black topped regular tube. PRAS transport medium.
This is where you find Bougies.
What is on all the anesthetic carts?
This is where you would chart an in and out catheter.
What is the peds in/out mixed population flow sheet? Bonus points for knowing you need to hit "additional urine volume rows".
How much one syringe of deflux costs.
What is 1275$
This is where our pull stations are located.
Where is both back stairwells?
Another way of discovering a test for specimens.
What is reverse search in the box?
This can be used by urology/general for laparoscopic hemostasis.
What is Surgicel? Bonus Where is it located?