Patient Rights
They aren't love letters, but patients do send this type of letter to Sarah.
What is a grievance
This person loves to fix things to make sure everything is safe for patients and staff.
Who is supervisor or Chris Calhoun
The Highest Risk Sticks!
What is the Suicide Risk Assessment
The duration of this activity is about the length of time to sing the alphabet.
What is washing your hands?
This assessment is required after an antipsychotic medication order is given.
What is the AIMS Assessment
A federal law that requires nearly all hospital emergency department to provide a medical screening.
What is EMTALA
It isn't considered tattle telling when you give this piece of paper to Dees.
What is an incident report.
This includes follow-up appointments; information on how to obtain medications; information pertaining to available living arrangements; transportation, referrals, and the removal of the beacon.
What is the Discharge Process
To maintain herd immunity, healthcare workers are often required to get this vaccine annually, usually by October 31st.
What is the flu vaccine
The assessment for medication effectiveness is due within one-hour of administration of this type of medication.
What is a PRN medication.
Informed, respectful, and confidential care, including the ability to make decisions about treatment and access medical information.
What are Patient Rights
Reporting safety concerns without fear of reprisal.
What is a Culture of Safety
This process includes a Full Body head to toe nursing assessment; Neuro-checks; Notifying psyche and medical provider; Notify emergency contact; may require ordering precautions and updating the treatment plan, and completing an Incident Report.
What is Post Fall Documentation
This cleaning routine involves pulling out the lint filter and wiping the inside with a purple disinfectant cloth.
What is the process for laundry disinfection.
This is required before administering any psychotropic medication that is not an ETO or chemical restraint.
You called the doctor within 30-minutes of receiving this phone call.
What is the time frame for reporting critical results.
Code Green! John Doe, room 101; Code Green! John Doe, room 101; Code Green! John Doe, room 101.
What is an elopement.
This is a structured individualized document that outlines a patient's mental health diagnoses, sets measurable goals, specificizes interventions to achieve the goals, and defines how progress will be monitored.
What is a Treatment Plan
Scrub a dub-dub and leave the liquid wet for three minutes when cleaning this device.
What is a Glucometer?
The patient states my name is John Doe, and I was born on September 1, 1987.
What are patient identifiers.
How are patients notified of their rights.
Are you making a pass?
What is how to use the Fire Extinguisher
This requires a provider order, RN assessment, Patient Debriefing, One- Hour Face-to-Face Assessment; flowsheet, and progress note.
What is Restraint or Seclusion Documentation
This is sharp, patient specific, and is discarded when patients leave.
What are pill cutters.
RN Jill and RN Danielle are reviewing this together prior to administration.
What are insulin and anticoagulants