Patient Safety/ Infection Prevention
Providing Care Without Meds
Respiratory Woes
In the Blood
Feed Me!
100

Name a way to prevent falls in the hospital setting. 

Non-skid socks, patient/family education, clutter-free environment, call bell within reach, assistive devices, staff assist, Fall Risk sign on door

100

Name a non-medication (non-pharmacological) intervention for pain. 

Heat, ice, positioning, deep breathing, massage, distraction, guided imagery, music/art/play therapy, pacifier, swaddling

100

What is one way you can help a baby with bronchiolitis? 

Suctioning!

100

True or false: Patients with sickle cell disease may use ice packs for pain control.

False, ice constricts blood vessels and can worsen blockages with sickled cells. 

100

What counts as a clear liquid? 

Anything you can see through when held up to light: apple juice, Jello, ginger ale, water OK, orange juice and milk are not

200

How often is peri-care performed for patients with a indwelling urinary catheter? 

Daily 

200

Name of the technique that helps with pain when walking after abdominal surgery.

Splinting 

200

Ways to prevent pneumonia after surgery

Ambulation, out of bed to chair, incentive spirometer 

200

This hormone is either missing or doesn't work properly in patients with diabetes 

Insulin 

200

Where can you find the carb counting menu for patients with diabetes? 

KDnet>A-Z>Nutrition Services> Carbohydrate Counting/No Concentrated Sweets Menu 

300

True or false: you do not need to perform hand hygiene prior to touching an indwelling urinary catheter (Foley catheter), only afterwards.

False! Perform hand hygiene both before and after touching a Foley catheter- hand hygiene is the number one BEST way to prevent healthcare acquired infections like CAUTI! 

300

Name of the tool CHKD uses as a pain management "menu" for patients

Make Pain Bearable 

300

Type of oxygen delivery which may be used in patients with bronchiolitis to decrease work of breathing 

High flow nasal cannula 

300

True or false: you do not need to turn off the bili lights when drawing bilirubin levels on babies with neonatal jaundice.

False! The UV lights will continue to break down the bilirubin in the tubes, so it's best to turn off the lights during the blood draw. 

300

How often should infants with neonatal jaundice eat? 

Every 2-3 hours 

400

A skin treatment that prevents surgical site infections 

CHG wipes 

400

Name of the breathing intervention/ device that prevents acute chest in sickle cell disease and pneumonia in post-operative patients

Incentive spirometer 

400

Respiratory equipment needed at the bedside for a patient with known history of seizures/ "on seizure precautions" 

Bag valve mask, simple mask, flowmeter, suction

400

Name a complication of sickle cell disease.

Pain, acute chest, infection, organ damage, stroke, gallstones, splenic sequestration, priapism, avascular necrosis, skin ulcers... and more

400

How long is freshly pumped breastmilk good for at room temperature?

4 hours 

500

When do patients need CHG skin treatments?

The day before and the morning of surgery AND/OR daily if they have a central line 

500

Ways to support a breastfeeding parent 

Breast pump, offer water, breastfeeding tray, ice packs, pads, emotional support

500

True or false: It is ok to tape the chest tube drainage system to the floor to prevent it from being kicked over.

True! The system can either hang on the hooks under the bed/ crib, or be taped to the floor. 

500

This newborn condition is caused by breakdown of red blood cells and inefficient clearance by the liver 

Neonatal jaundice 

500

What is the rule of 15 in diabetes?

For low blood sugar, give 15 grams of carbs, wait 15 mins, check blood sugar 15 mins later