Seizures
Swallowing Disorders
Gtubes
S&S Illness
Anaphylaxis
Hoyer & Evac Chair
100

A seizure disorder is called

What is epilepsy

100

This is the medical term for difficulty swallowing

What is dysphagia
100

The G in G-tube stands for

What is Gastrostomy

100

A fever is defined as a temperature of

What is 100.4 or greater

100

This is the medication used to counteract an anaphylactic reaction

What is an Epipen

100

This is the minimum amount of staff required to use the Hoyer lift

What is 2

200

When talking about seizures, illness/fever, missed medication, flashing lights, lack of sleep, menstrual cycle, alcohol/drugs, and stress are examples of 

What are triggers

200

Coughing or choking during or after eating/drinking, wet gurgly voice during or after eating/drinking, difficulty chewing or moving food in the mouth, food or liquid leaking from the mouth, prolonged eating times, and effortful swallowing are signs of

What are overt signs of aspiration

200

Site dressings should be changed this often

What is at least daily or more frequently if soiled

200

Abdominal pain, distention, bloating, painful hard stools, straining, infrequent bowel movements (less than 3/week) are signs ofq

What is constipation

200

This is what you should do after administering an epipen

What is call 911

200

If you find the Hoyer lift not working or broken, you should ______________-

Not use it and report it to your supervisor

300

A device placed under a person's skin that can stop seizures when they occur

What is a Vagal Nerve Stimulator (VNS)

300

The three levels to which you can modify the thickness of liquids with a thickening agent are

What are nectar, honey, and pudding

300

This is the length of time a person should remain seated upright after a gtube administration

What is 20-30 minutes
300

Grimacing, frowning, guarding a body part, restlessness, moaning, crying, changes in activity level, and increased self-injurious behavior can be signs of 

What is pain

300

This is the preferred muscle to administer an epipen

What is the thigh / vastus lateralis 

300

This is the number of evac chairs that we have at Hope

What is 3
400

Brief staring spells with loss of awareness (formerly called petit mal)

What are Absence Seizures

400

A diet cut by hand into bite size pieces. Food is moist throughout and contains no hard, crunchy, or sticky pieces

What is a Soft Chopped Diet

400
Generally speaking, this type of medication is not suited to be crushed

What are Extended Release or Timed Release medications

400

Decreased or no urine output, dark urine output, dryness of mouth, thirst, headache, fatigue, low blood pressure are signs of

What is dehydration


400

This is the amount of time you should hold the epipen in the person's leg while administering

What is 3 or 10 seconds

400

When hooking the bottom straps of the sling to the hoyer lift, make sure you

crisscross the straps 

500

This is a rescue seizure medication

What is Nayzilam, Diastat, or Valtoco (benzodiazepines)

500

Test done to assess swallowing ability. X-ray watched by doctor as the person swallows contrast. Best way to assess swallowing ability

What is Modified Barium Swallow

500

This is what you should do if the person exhibits signs of respiratory distress, choking, turning blue during gtube administration

What is stop administering fluids and call 911. 

500

In people who have difficulty communicating, a change in _________ can be an important indicator of illness

What is behavior 

500

During an anaphylactic reaction the body goes into ______________ . This can cause the person to a have difficulty breathing (wheezing, choking, tightness in chest), dizziness, confusion, sudden weakness, pale and cool skin, rapid weak pulse, low blood pressure, and loss of consciousness.

What is shock

500

This is what you should always do to the brakes of the Hoyer lift before loading or unloading a person

What is lock