Medication Safety
TJC Basics
Patient Safety
Staff Safety
Infection Control
100

Right Patient, Right Medication, Right Dose, Right Time, and Right Route 

What are the five rights of medication administration?

100

The Joint Commission wants to speak with these personnel

What is the Staff?

100

Name and Date of Birth

What are the two approved patient identifiers?

100

18 inches from the bottom of the sprinkler head

What limitations are placed on storage room shelving and equipment?

100

The best way to stop the spread of infection

What is handwashing?

200

Assessed at each patient encounter with vital signs using FACES or Numeric scale.

How is pain assessed?

200

The frequency at which The Joint Commission visits an organization

What is every three years?

200

An occurrence that results in serious patient harm, often loss of limb or life

What is a Sentinel Event?

200

Items may not be placed in front of or blocking within 3 feet of these structures

What are Breaker Panels, Fire Alarm Pull Stations, Fire Extinguishers?

200

Patient care items (such as blood pressure cuffs) should be cleaned at this frequency to prevent the spread of infection

What is after each patient?

300

This process must be completed any time you transfer a medication from its original container if not for immediate administration

What is Labeling?

300

Ricky Cross

Who is our HIPAA Privacy Officer?

300

Before an invasive procedure the team stops to ensure they have the correct patient, procedure, site, and necessary equipment using this process

What is a Time Out?

300

The definition of the acronym RACE

What is the fire response plan? Rescue, Activate, Contain, and Evacuate/Extinguish
300

A Sharps Container is changed when it reaches this point

What is 3/4 Full?

400

This must be done at every visit and include medications currently taking as well as supplements, vitamins and herbals

What is the Medication Reconciliation?

400

The method in which Surveyors analyze a hospital or clinic by following individual patients through their hospitalization

What is a Tracer?

400

An event or mistake that does not reach the patient and does not cause harm

What is a Near Miss?

400

These informational pages are found in a binder on your unit to describe the use and precautions needed for each chemical stored on the unit

What are the Safety Data Sheets (SDS)?

400

These items should not be placed directly on the floor

What are Supplies (especially cardboard boxes)?

500

Twice a day or every four hours in some instances

How often do we check refrigerator temperatures?

500

Words that should be avoided when speaking with a surveyor

What are Usually, Attempt, Try, Sometimes?

500
Suspected abuse is reported to this location if observed during a routine visit

What is Family Advocacy?

500

Rating placards are found on the doorjam or on the door itself

How do you identify a fire door?

500

The process to clean instruments in preparation for sterilization

What is to remove gross debris and spray with prepzyme to keep wet?

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