JC Basics
Infection Control
Audiology
Emergency Preparedness
Audiology 2
100

The Joint Commission is recognized by this federal agency for deeming authority.

What is the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)?

100

This must be done before and after each patient interaction.

What is hand hygiene?

100

This must be documented in every patient encounter.

What is the time, date, and provider signature?

100

This must be accessible in the event of an emergency.

What is the emergency operations plan? (Yellow Binder)

100

Information of the care and usage of audiology equipment is kept here. 

What is Shared Point-Accessible through eCHIRP?

200

The Joint Commission surveys hospitals using this type of review.

What is a tracer methodology?

200

These infection control precautions apply to all patients.

What are standard precautions?

200

Tymp tips, otoscope tips and the tips of the impression syringe are handled in this way

What are disposable?  These are thrown away after each patient.

200

This device must be regularly calibrated/checked to ensure patient safety.

What is audiometric or electrophysiologic equipment?

200

One minute

How long equipment must remain wet during sanitation process?

300

Organizations that are evaluated by Joint Commission.

What are hospitals, nursing care centers, home care providers, behavioral health treatment facilities, and laboratories?

300

Audiologists must be evaluated annually in order to use these PPE.

What is N-95, PAPR, etc?

300

Full Name and date of birth

What are examples of 2 patient identifiers needed before seeing a patient?
300

Must happen within the first 30 days of employment.

Orientation to site and emergency procedures.  

300
Having an audiologist, aide, or student in the booth for testing with patient.  Having parent with patient in the room for testing.  Access to child life when needed.  
What is how we keep our patients safe?
400

This is the primary goal of the Joint Commission.

What is improving patient safety and quality of care?

400

Hearing aids and earmolds must be disinfected using this.

What is an EPA-registered disinfectant or alcohol-free wipes?

400

This must be completed for all test results.

What is interpretation and clinical recommendation?

400

This training is required for all audiologists to recognize and report abuse.

What is mandatory abuse/neglect reporting training?

400

This is required to verify hearing aid function during fitting.

What is real-ear (probe mic) measurement?