Privacy & Dignity
Privacy & Dignity
Tube Feeding Guidelines
Medication Safety
Infection Control
100

What should you close before providing care or feedings?




When giving injections, eye drops, or providing oral care

100

What should you close before providing care or feedings?

Doors and curtains.

100

The head of the bed must be kept __________ during feedings.

Elevated

100

: The med cart must always be kept ______

locked

100

When should you disinfect the glucometer?

Between each resident’s use.

200

After removing gloves, what must you always do?

Wash your hands.

200

Why do we close doors and curtains?

To protect resident privacy and dignity.

200

How do you check placement before a feeding?

Use a stethoscope to check for placement.

200

What should you never do with unattended medications?

Never leave them out or unsupervised.

200

Red-top wipes require how long to dry?

2 minutes

300

You may use hand sanitizer between residents — how many before you must wash with soap and water?

After every three residents.

300

What simple rule helps guide our actions during care?

“If you wouldn’t want it done to you in public — don’t do it to your resident.”

300

What should you never do if the tube isn’t draining by gravity?

Never plunge or force it.

300

Name the Five Rights of medication administration.

Right resident, drug, dose, route, and time.

300

Where should you perform an accu-check?

In a private area.

400

What’s the main goal of proper hand hygiene?

Prevent infection and protect residents and staff.

400

When performing a procedure, what should you always set up first?



Barriers

400

After a feeding, how long should the head of bed stay elevated?

At least 30 minutes.

400

: What should you do before giving any medication?

Verify the order and check the MAR.

400

: Why is disinfecting glucometers critical?

To prevent cross-contamination between residents.

500

True or False — If your gloves look clean, it’s okay to keep using them for multiple residents.

False — Always change gloves between residents.

500

What are two examples of protecting dignity during personal care?

Covering the resident appropriately and explaining each step before you do it.

500

Why is allowing the feeding to drain by gravity important?


Prevents aspiration and ensures proper digestion.


500

If a surveyor sees an unlocked cart, what could that mean for the facility?

A citation for unsafe medication storage.

500

What’s one visible way to show infection control awareness during survey?

Perform hand hygiene and glove changes consistently and visibly.