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DID YOU KNOW?
100

Who is responsible for Quality Improvement?

All Care Team Members

100

What do R.A.C.E and P.A.S.S stand for?

*Rescue, Alert/Alarm, Contain/Confine, Evacuate/extinguish

* Pull/Aim/Squeeze/Sweep

100

What does EDNA mean?

Emergency, Developing, Need, Assistance

200

Why is the exam room cleaned before and after each patient?

To prevent cross contamination/infection

200

How often should the autoclave be cleaned and results logged?

Daily, Weekly and monthly

200

What is code red?

Fire emergency

300

How do we properly sanitize/disinfect single use items?

We do not reuse single use itmes including syringes, staple removers, OAE ear tips, OB NST straps etc.

300

How often should your sharps containers be changed out?

After the first item hits the fill line

300

What is Code Gray?

Tornado

400

Why is it important to run the biospore each month?

To ensure that no organism (bacteria) is growing in the autoclave that can cause patient infection including death.

400

What is the proper way to store biohazard waste waiting for pick up?

Tightly secure the bag and place in a secondary waste container in locked storage

400

What is Code Blue?

CPR event

500

Can we do point of care testing if the controls are not properly ran?

NO, we cannot validate that our point of care testing is accurate if the control is not properly ran and documented

500

What does SDS stand for and what are the used for?

*Safety Date Sheets provide information on hazardous chemicals:

What the chemical is used for

How the chemical is used properly

What to do in case of an emergency

500

Who can call a code?

Any CTM

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