ADMISSIONS
CARE PLANS
PAIN
MEDICATION DOCUMENTATION
Misc. Survey Preparedness
100

This needs signed within 30 minutes of admission

Consent to treat 

100

Every patient needs one of these initiated at admission 

Plan of Care 

100

This needs done when charting pain interventions  

Pain reassessment after an hour 

100

This gets documented if a medication is not given

a reason why 

100

This is what you tell a surveyor when they ask you a questions and you don't know the answer

"I can find out for you"

200

These forms must be filled out and all boxes checked 

Admissions packet 

200

Care plans need to reflect what?

Their diagnosis, comorbidities, problems we are treating during their stay

200

You should relay this in report so that it doesn't get missed 

Last time pain medication was given and if reassessment needs documented 

200

Time critical meds should be administered within this time frame 

30 minutes 

200

This is the dwell time for sani clothes and bleach 

sani 2 mins bleach 5 mins 

300

This needs completed when the patient requests for their PCP or family to be contacted upon admission

Documentation of the date and time that they were contacted under "time of contact" on consent forms 

300

Patients who have a change in condition or some type of event (like a fall) need what?

An updated care plan

300

When giving Tylenol, what should you check to ensure that it is appropriate 

Parameters, is it for pain or for fever?

300

These are time critical meds 

Antibiotics, insulin, thyroid medications 

300

Issues that aren't resolved in real time are considered this 

A grievance 

400

Patients who are A&O x4 must do this 

Sign their own consents 

400

What should almost every  patient have in their care plan?

Pain management care plan 

400

This is used to complete a full pain assessment when documenting 

PQRST

400

This is the time you have to pull and give  controlled substances 

30 minutes 

400

Glucometer control solutions must include this

date opened and exp. date 

500

If a patient doesn't sign their own consent, the nurse must document what?

Why the patient isn't signing for themselves and who the person is signing for them (MPOA, daughter, husband etc.) 

500

We can find comorbidities and diagnosis to craft care plans using what?

H&P

500

These should be checked before any PRN medication is given and ensure that the pain scale documented matches.

Parameters , where does the intervention land on the pain scale. Order and assessment has to match. 

500

This is who you call when a medication is not stocked on a night or weekend

On call pharmacist 

500

This is our safety officer 

Tyson Kliendel, DPO