Can't toUcH This..ouch
Don't FALL for Me
Better SAFE than Sorry
MED Alert!!
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What should you do if you have visibily soiled hands?
Perform handwash with soap and water for at least 40 to 60 seconds
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What should you use to assess fall risk?
Fall Risk Protocol (Nursing)
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What should you do to ensure a correct procedure / treatment is done to any patient?
Use 2 patient identifiers to verify the correct patient 1) Name 2) NRIC / HRN / FIN 3) Address 4) Date of birth
100
Give 1 example of High-Alert medications in your clinical area.
• IV Potassium Chloride • IV Calcium Chloride 10% • Calcium Gluconate 10% • Magnesium Sulphate 49.3% • Lidocaine HCL 2%
200
What is WHO’s 5 moments of hand hygiene practiced in NCCS?
• Before touching a patient • After touching a patient • Before performing clean / aseptic task • After contact with body fluid • After touching patient’s surroundings
200
How do you identify patient is at risk for falls?
The use of a fall risk 'cococnut tree' signage card / sticker on patient's casenotes / forms / infusion stand
200
When do you use 2 patient identifiers? Give an example.
• Registration procedures • Doctors' consultations • Hand over of patients • Procedures or treamtment • Administration of medications • Administration of blood / blood products • Taking of blood sampling / other specimens for test
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How and where are these high risk drugs stored?
1) High-risk drugs are stored under lock and key 2) Segrated 3) The use of "High-Alert" stickers as caution
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