Fall Safe
Safety First
Blood Basics
Restraints/Observation Levels
Odds and Ends
100

Call bell within reach, fall script, bed alarms on, yellow socks , yellow arm band and  care plan

What is the fall bundle?

100

Name and date of birth

What are the 2 identifiers?

100

30 minutes

What is the time frame for the transfusion to be initialed after release from the blood bank?

100

Maximum duration for a non violent restraint order

What is one day?

100

Call bells, sheets, curtains, BP equipment , O2 tubing

What are ligature risks? 

200

Done on admission, transfer and post fall

What is the Morse fall score?

200

MS, qd, od, trailing zero

What are unapproved abbreviations?

200

Matching the blood component to the order and matching the blood component to the patient using 2 identifiers

What are components of meeting the NPSG's goal of eliminating transfusion errors? 

200

Level of orientation, respiratory status, correct application of restraints, signs of injury, readiness for removal, circulation in the extremities 

What is the nursing assessment?

200

Constant Observation and environmental safety precautions

What are suicide precautions? 

300

Age, bones, coagulation and recent surgery 

What are risk factors for increased injury from a fall?

300

CLABSI and CAUTI Bundles

What are strategies to prevent Health Care Associated Infections?

300

Return to the blood bank

What should be done if the blood cannot be transfused within 4 hours?

300

Done every 2 hours

What is comfort care?

300

Age, bones, coagulation, post surgery 

What is ABCS?

400

Assess the patient, do VS, call provider and NM, and conduct post fall huddle

What are components of post fall management?

400

In the presence of the patient at the bedside

Where should specimens be labeled?

400

Prior to the start, 15 minutes after initiation, then hourly and 15 minutes after completion

How often should vital signs be done? 

400

Severe agitation,interference with medical devices, elopement risk and high risk for falls

What are indications for safety observation?

400

Standard Work to Achieve Relationship Centered Care

What is STAR?

500

Pain, position, proactive toileting and possessions?

What is purposeful hourly rounding?

500

Site marking and time out

What are components of the universal protocol?

500

Stop the blood, assess patient, and return remaining blood and tubing if transfusion will not be continued

What should you do if the patient is experiencing signs of a transfusion reaction?  

500

Completed by RN every 8 hours

What is Safety Observation Risk Assessment algorithm?

500

Admission welcome, bedside shift report. AM/PM care, 5 minute sit down, medication review, Discharge wrap up

What is Relationship Centered Care?