Patient Safety
The first rule before interacting with a patient
What is identifying your patient?
Kills viruses
What is rest?
How healthcare workers can make sure not to injure themselves
What is learning about body mechanics
Small one-celled microorganisms
What is bacteria?
The code for fire
What is code red?
Something you need to do upon entering and leaving a patients room
What is washing your hands?
What viruses need to reproduce
What is a living cell?
How to reduce the chances of workplace injury
What is doing ergonomic practices?
The identifier of bacteria.
What are microbiologists?
The code for adult medical emergency.
What is code blue?
The reason for patient safety
What is being a conscientious healthcare worker?
What doesn't kill viruses
What is antibiotics?
A painful hand and arm condition
What is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
A microorganism smaller than bacteria.
What is a virus?
Code used for when the emergency is over
What is code clear?
The reason for immediately reporting spills
What is a safety hazard?
Introducing small amounts of the microorganism/virus into the system
What is a vaccine?
The importance of having better body movements
What is better performance on physical tasks?
a medicine that cannot fight viruses.
What is an antibiotic?
The code for a bomb threat
What is code black?
The reason for talking to a patient before a procedure
What is consent?
An antidote to stop viruses from reproducing
What is an antiviral remedy?
Standing up when sitting down for long periods of time is important.
What is improving health?
Immunity boost that fights against viruses.
What is a vaccine?
Code for a person with a weapon or an active shooter.
What is code silver?