This is the condition called when an A1C range is between 5.7-6.4%.
What is pre-diabetes?
This term is used to describe a patient with abnormally low blood pressure.
What is hypotension?
Care teams discuss TAP patients during this time of the week.
What is Weekly Planning?
This person is the only one who can approve/deny/edit already pended scripts.
What is a provider?
This person is considered the founder of Modern Nursing.
Who is Florence Nightingale?
Type 1 Diabetics lack this important hormone.
What is insulin?
This blood pressure medication was recently removed from all clinics.
What is clonidine?
We have this max amount of time to get patients in for a PDV.
What is 30 days?
This type of note should be selected when doing an MRP post-discharge in Greenway.
What is a progress note?
OSH has this type of care model.
What is Value-Based Care or Managed Care?
This is the newly acceptable A1C for all OSH patients.
What is 9% or below?
You use this monitor for an average when a patient’s blood pressure is above >140/90.
What is Connex BP Monitor?
We email this group when we discover a patient is admitted to the hospital.
What are Evergreen Admissions?
Going here in Canopy will help you find insurance information when completing a prior-auth on medications.
What are Coverage Details in DoseSpot?
This clinic was the first Oak Street to open in AZ.
What is Apache Trail?
You must have an insulin claim within the year or have documented problematic hypoglycemic events to qualify for this device.
What is a continuous glucose monitor (CGM)?
Drinking an excess amount of this increases your risk of high blood pressure.
What is alcohol?
Performing this action is the number one evidence-based method to prevent infection.
What is hand hygiene?
This lab is closely monitored when patients are prescribed Lasix (furosemide)?
What is potassium?
The human body has this many bones.
What is 206?
An RN can consider graduating a patient from the Diabetic Management Protocol when they achieve this.
What are two readings at or below goal, one month apart?
These three organs can suffer acute injury when a person is in hypertensive crisis (BP >180/110).
What is the brain, heart and kidneys?
This disease process can land a patient in the hospital if a patient suffers complications from a urinary tract infection.
What is pyelonephritis (Kidney Infection)?
These are the seven medication rights.
What is right person, medication, dose, route, time, reason, and documentation?
This is a slang term used in nursing to describe a person with multiple acute conditions.
What is a trainwreck?