Signs and Symptoms
OSHA
Medications/
Treatment
Treatment
Locations
Procedures
Medical Emergencies
Infection Control
100
Hyperventilation
What is rapid breathing, dizziness, and tingling of the lips, fingers or feet?
100
Who does OSHA protect
What is emloyees
100
Angina
What is Nitroglycerin?
100
What is above hygiene desk
100
Given to a patient experiencing a opioid drug overdose.
What is administer Narcan nasal spray?
100
This patient becomes lightheaded, pale and cool/clammy with rapid pulse
What is Syncope (simple faint)
100
To be used while cleaning rooms, transporting contaminated instruments and instrument processing.
What is purple utility gloves?
200
Epinephrine Reaction
What is rapid increase in blood pressure, heart pounding, feelings of anxiety?
200
These items such as gloves, masks and protective eyewear help protect employees from workplace exposure
What is PPE
200
Acute asthma attack
What is Albuterol inhaler?
200
Medical emergency kit
What is above hygiene desk
200
Positioning for patient experiencing syncope
What is supine with feet slightly elevated?
200
This patient develops wheezing and shortness of breath and may become pale with a possible dry cough.
What is Asthma Attack
200
PDI Sani-Cloth kill time
What is 3 minutes
300
Mild Local Anesthetic Overdose
What is talkative, lightheaded, increased blood pressure?
300
Microorganisms that cause diseases in humans and are transmitted only through contact with infectious bodily fluids.
What is a blood borne pathogen?
300
Syncope
What is ammonia?
300
Eye wash station
What is lab sink
300
This patient may become confused, irritable or restless with pale, clammy skin, dizziness and a rapid weak pulse.
What is Diabetic Reaction (Hypoglycemia)
300
Single most important action you can do to prevent illness and spread of germs
What is hand washing
400
Stroke
What is sudden severe headache with no known cause. Trouble speaking or understanding speech.
400
Proof that a task has been completed (ie. room cleaning, autoclave cleaning, eye wash station flushed, injuries)
What is record keeping?
400
Hypoglycemia, patient is conscious and able to cooperate.
What is oral glucose gel?
400
Safety Data Sheets - "SDS"
What is electronically in "Warehouse" under "SDS"
400
This patient has crushing chest pain that typically lasts several minutes, shortness of breath and a history of similar symptoms.
What is Angina
500
Acute Myocardial Infarction (Heart Attack)
What is sharp chest pain, shortness of breath, increase blood pressure, sudden death.
500
An overall approach to infection control to deal with human blood and OPIM; all patients and staff will be treated as though they are known to be infectious
What are standard precautions?
500
Flouride overdose
What is antacid?
500
Fire Extinguishers
What is behind room 6, outside lounge in building hallway by bubblers, outside lounge in office hallway and by elevator
500
Patient is unconscious, not breathing and no pulse.
What is activate EMS, get AED and start CPR?
500
Swelling of the tongue or mouth, tightness in the chest and decreased blood pressure are warning signs of this emergency.
What is a several allergic reaction/anaphylaxis
600
Seizure
What is various presentations, may lose bowel or bladder control, unable to communicate
600
1. Treat site 2. Report incident 3. Follow and fill out paperwork above hygiene desk in red folder
What is the post exposure plan?
600
Anaphylaxis (life threatening allergy)
Epinephrine injection
600
Transportable Oxygen Tank
What is by bathroom lounge door
600
Drowsiness, decreased blood pressure and respirations, unconsciousness
What is Severe Anesthetic Overdose