Sweet as Sugar
Are they vital?
What goes in must come out!
Are they clean?
SUPRISE SHAWTY!
100
When going to open the strips, what do you do?
What is LABEL THEM!
100
Proper cuff size for this arm
What is Adult Long
100
Done on every patient before the patient eats or drinks anything in the AM
What is daily weights!
100
Walking in a room or changing gloves or touching patient you should
What is Wash/ Sanitize your hands
100
Length of time to wipe the glucometer for
What is 2 Minutes?
200
Color of Wipes to clean Glucometer
What is purple?
200
Proper cuff size
What is Small Adult
200
Immediately after dumping a urine you should....
What is CHART IT!!!!
200
What is everything changed when doing a CHG
What is Gown, Linen, leads and Primafit
200
Next steps when a patient complains they are dizzy while trying to go to the bathroom
What is sit them back down and Notify RN
(Notify the RN of any changes with patients)
300
After opening the strips how many days and/or months are they valid for
What is 180 days or 6 Months
300
The amount of minutes to wait in-between, lying to sitting, and sitting to standing while doing orthos
What is 5 Minutes
300
After a patient is done with their meal you walk in the room and ..........
What is take the tray and chart the meal slip
300
Prima/o fits should be changed when
atleast every shift and with each CHG bath, and everytime its removed
300
SpO2 below 90 you should
What is notify the nurse
400
Time of ACHS checks VS Q4
What is ACHS: 8am, 12pm, 4pm, 8pm
What is Q4: 12am, 4am, 8am, 12pm, 4pm, 8pm
400
When the MAP (Mean Arterial Pressure) is below what number do we notify the RN
What is 65
400
Setting up a new patient room male or female what is needed in every room to help with I&Os
A HAT
400
A patient is leaving the floor vial stretcher, what does the NA do?
What is change the linens!
400
Struggling with getting phlebotomy sticks in and wanting practicing who do you reach out too
What is Tara
500
Perimeters of notifying the nurse
What is Low: Below 70
What is High: Greater the 300
500
Next steps after you check a oral temperature after the patient drinks there morning coffee and it is 100.1f.
What is check axillary temperature and make sure it is correctly documented
(I would also inform the nurse of reason)
500
This is the goal of monitoring intake and output to prevent this, which can cause serious complications if left unchecked.
What is fluid imbalance?
500
If a patient is a self how do you assist with CHG bathing
Stay in the room make sure all areas are being covered
DONT JUST PASS THE WIPES
500
Patient is a baker act before you take over shift you should
What is Handoff (know why they are here), scan the room, take away ligature risk (IV poles, coband, call light, personal phones)