The amount of fluid bolus to be given to severe sepsis patients.
What is 30 mg/ kg ?
100
This releases 2 units of uncrossmatched PRBC and 2 units of frozen plasma.
What is Emergency release?
100
Frequency of vitals signs when administering plasma
What is prior to the infusion and at completion of infusion
100
This code is called for a missing person, and requires staff to search the unit thoroughly then report it to PAS
What is Code Pink
100
Doing this daily decreases artifact in EKG tracings and may decrease alarms by 46%
What is changing the electrodes
200
When Lactic acid should be recheck if initial value greater than 2.
What is 6 hours from onset of presentation of sepsis
200
After this many units of uncrossmatched type O blood has been given, the patient should continue to receive type O blood.
What is four
200
This product is administered at a rate of 5-10 mls/min
What is Platelets
200
The new quick dial for rapid response
What is 222
200
This is one of the AACN expected practice and nursing actions which if done within an hour of assuming care and as the patient's condition changes can reduce critical monitor alarms by 43%
What is customizes the alarm parameters
300
Must be given within 3 hours of recognizing Sepsis
What is broad spectrum antibiotics
300
Activating this releases six units of uncrossmatched PRBC's and 6 units of frozen plasma
What is the Massive Transfusion Protocol
300
Length of time before blood tubing needs to be discarded
What is four hours
300
This is activated when an there is any threat of armed intruder
What is security alert: armed intruder
300
If the QRS is to small, doing this will help increase the size
What is moving the red and white lead closer together on the patient's chest
400
These must be drawn within 3 hours of the recognition of sepsis
What is Blood cultures and Lactic acid
400
The frequency of lab draws for CBC, CH12, Pt/Ptt, INR, fibrinogen, ABG, Lactic Acid and/or total serum Calcium.
What is after every five units of blood is given
400
This needs to be ordered if you suspect a reaction during blood administration
What is a transfusion reaction work-up
400
This is activated when there is a behavioral emergency not involving a patient
What is Code gray: Non-patient response team
400
If you have a patient with slow afib or is shivering and the BP will not read, doing this uses a different algorithm and should give you a number
What is use the NBP stat button
500
You need to obtain these after initiating the Sepsis nurse Protocol.
What is Broad spectrum antibiotics and additional fluid to obtain bolus of 30 mls/kg
500
This medication forms a reversible complex that displaces plasminogen from fibrin resulting in the inhibition of fibrinolysis and should be given as soon as possible in a adult trauma patient with blood loss.
What is Tranexamic Acid
500
This is frequently the first sign of a hemolytic transfusion reaction.
What is erythemia at the needle puncture site
500
This should be activated whenever you feel a patient is deteriorating quickly and their live is in danger
What is code blue
500
This patient profile changes the screen to a visitor screen and inactivates all the alarms at the bedside