Name That Device
Name That Supply
Policy Review
Let's Get Dressed
Miscellaneous
100
This is inserted in the patient’s arm and ends in the superior vena cava above the heart
What is a Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC)?
100
These wipes are known to assist with reducing CLABSI rates
What are 2% Chlorhexidine (CHG) wipes?
100
You cannot reinforce central line dressings with this item
What is tape?
100
This Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is required for everyone in the room during dressing changes
What is a hair bonnet and a face mask?
(Staff assisting with dressing changes must also perform hand hygiene and wear gloves)
100
You must have this in place before removing a central line
What is a provider order?
200
These are inserted at the upper-arm and the tip extends to the axillary vein
What is a Midline?
200
This is a disinfectant alcohol impregnated cap system
What are alcohol impregnated caps/tips or Curos caps/tips?
200
These devices are accessed every seven days and do not follow the Sunday dressing change rule
What is a Port?
200
This may happen if you do not allow CHG to dry fully
What is a Medical Adhesive-Related Skin Injury (MARSI) or chemical burn?
200
Registered Nurses must complete this before they can access an Implanted Port
What is a competency validation (or more hands-on training)?
300
These are temporary and crucial for patients with end-stage kidney disease on hemodialysis.
What is a trialysis line?
300
This supply requires "Dot, Dot, Not a Lot"
What is SecurePortIV?
300
These devices are cared for by staff who are competently trained
What is a central line?
300
In the inpatient setting, who must be present for a dressing change?
What are two trained staff?
(Home Health/Hospice - one trained Registered Nurse)
300
Pediatric patients use these instead of a CHG gel patch
What is a Biopatch?
400
This is a Central Vascular Access Device (CVAD) that is implanted
What is an Implanted Venous Port?
400
A non-coring needle with an extension, usually containing a right angle, which is used for accessing implantable ports
What is a Huber Needle?
400
These must be replaced when a new central line is placed
What is all IV tubing?
400
After central line dressing/cap changes, you must do this
What is document in EPIC under Lines, Drains, and Airways (LDA)?
400
You must be on the lookout for this when you remove a central line
What is a Venous Air Embolism?
(Immediately place patient in left lateral Trendelenburg position. Stay with patient and monitor vitals. Notify MET/Provider/Charge Nurse)
500
This has three bumps around the perimeter and can be visualized on an x-ray
What is a PowerPort?
500
This is an end cap placed on the lumen of a CVC, with a self-sealing septa designed to prevent leakage of blood or ingress of bacteria.
What is a Neutral Displacement Device (Microclave)?
500
If your patient is receiving this medication, the IV tubing must be changed every 12 hours
What is Propofol?
500
Prior to removing the central line dressing, you must do this first
What is measuring the external length of the catheter?
(Don't forget to measure after the dressing has been changed.)
500
You NEVER want to advance a central line catheter for these two reasons
What is a risk for infection and cardiac arrhythmia?