organizations
patient safety
solutions
miscellaneous I
miscellaneous II
100
responsible for ensuring safety of our foods
FDA
100
how to identify a patient
one of the following: ID on wristband, patient states name, patient states birthday
100
types of solutions in the healthcare setting
name 1: medications, chemicals for cleaning and/or lab
100
2 ways to show respect for patient's privacy
knock before entering room, keep patient covered during procedures
100
wheels on wheel chair should be locked when....
assisting the patient into the wheelchair
200
determines and enforces safety practices in the workplace
OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Organization)
200
provides research and standards related to the control of disease and injury
CDC (Centers for Disease Control)
200
number of times that you must read the label on a medication and/or solution bottle
3
200
maintains requirements that must be followed to protect healthcare workers from hazardous body fluids
Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
200
leave the patient's bed in the ___ position before you leave the room
low
300
responsible for regulating lab testing on human tissues and specimens
CLIA (Clinical laboratory improvement amendment)
300
Manufacturers must provide this document for all chemicals and hazardous materials
MSDS or SDS (material safety data sheets or safety data sheets)
300
document that provides information about first aid treatment for accidental eye/skin contact with a chemical or solution
MSDS (material safety data sheet) or SDS (safety data sheet)
300
3 bodily fluids included in the bloodborne pathogen standard
3 of the following: blood, urine, saliva, mucous, reproductive secretions, stool
300
this may help to prevent/relieve dizziness and lightheadedness before assisting patient out of bed and into wheelchair
swing legs back and forth/point toes forward and backwards
400
provides standards for healthcare safety, quality and operations throughout the world
ISO (International Standards Organization)
400
you should do this before and after every patient contact, procedure, and/or whenever necessary
wash your hands
400
where to store chemicals including medications
locked cabinet, cart, or closet
400
3 main diseases transmitted or caused by exposure to blood and or bodily fluids
hepatitis B virus, hepatitis C virus, HIV/AIDS
400
biohazard symbol/sign
500
responsible for safety of medical devices for human use
FDA (Food and Drug Administration)
500
adapting work environment for efficiency and safety
ergonomics
500
how to hold medication bottle when pouring into medication cup
label underneath your palm
500
when will you wash your hands
before and and after any patient contact and whenever you feel they have been contaminated
500
hazardous ingredient in mercury
mercury