Central Lines
Central line dressings and cap changes must be performed every ___ days
What is 7 days?
The amount of time you must get a restraint order by
What are two items you need to verify that you have before ordering blood
What is an active type and screen and a valid consent?
Your patient does not have a pulse
What is a code blue or 911?
How often you clear a PCA that is not ketamine
What is every 4 hours?
Unnecessary central lines should be discussed with provider because it increases the risk for this
What is CLABSI?
Restraint orders are based on this
What is the patient's behavior?
The amount of time you must infuse blood within
What is 4 hours?
What is a rapid response or 141?
What unit houses the chemotherapy RN
Who is 8A?
What are dialysis and aphresis central lines?
Violent restraint orders are valid for this amount of time
What is 4 hours?
The amount of time you must stay in the room with the patient while starting the blood transfusion
What is 15 minutes?
Your patient has new slurred speech and a facial droop
Who is the stroke activation team or 141?
You need to contact the physician in an urgent situation. How do you get ahold of them
What is page them?
The order you must have before flushing or administering meds through a central line
What is an "OK to use order"?
Non-Violent restraint orders are valid for this amount of time
What is 24 hours?
What is the maximum starting rate
What is 60 mL/hr?
Your patient has this alert in their chart for history of difficult intubation and are currently experiencing acute respiratory decline during a rapid response.
Who is the difficult airway team or 141?
Regular IV tubing must be changed every ____ hours
What is 96 hours?
What must be in the room for a patient in locked limb restraints
What is the key?
What is the maximum infusion rate
What is 240 mL/hr?
Who calls for any emergency team
Sepsis screenings must occur between what times
What is 8-11 AM/PM?