Basic Guidelines
Greeting and identifying
Government Organizations
Medical Vocab
Safety Hazards
100

 Type of areas should be cleaned daily

Public restrooms/hallways High traffic areas

100

how do you demonstrate respecting privacy to a patient? 

knocking on door, waiting for permission to enter

100

it is a rule maintained by an authority

what is regulation  

100

A rule maintained by authority 

Regulation

100

When should an incident be reported?

as soon as possible 

200

Common issues found in healthcare facilities 

errors,injuries,accidents,infections

200

what are the three things you check when identifying a patient 

name,birthday,bracelet

200

Protects human health and environment

EPA

200

refers to legally responsible for causing harm 

what is liability 

200

Who should an incident be reported to?

a supervisor

300

What type of factors would the following be classified as: physical+mental disabilities substance abuse, hearing or vision impaired

Internal Factors

300

What is the first step in greeting a patient?

Knock on patient door and as permission to come in

300

A non-profit organization that works to insure healthcare organizations provide quality care



joint commission 

300

the principles that direct a facility 

what is Policy 

300

where should a victim be interviewed?

in a private place 

400

unregulated room temperatures, unsafe neighborhoods, unsanitary conditions, violent or unstable family members are examples of what type of factors that can affect patient safety? 

External Factors

400

How should a health care worker explain information to the patient 

in words theyll understand simple terms 

400

Protects human health through food and drug regulation

FDA 

400

 failure to take responsible steps or care to prevent loss or injury to another person

What is medical negligence

400

what are legal consequences of negligence?

jail time and fines 

500

Study of promoting the safety and comfort of a person by adapting the environment 

what is ergonomics 

500

why is it important to identify the patient multiple times?

so the right procedures and care are given to the right person.

500

a government agency that enforced safety standards in the workplace to protect employees. creating safety standards that apply specifically to healthcare

OSHA

500

Any unanticipated event in healthcare setting resulting in clean or serious injury to a patient

 What is a sentinel event?

500

These explain how a facility operates

What is policy