H&P
Surgical safety checklist
Site mark
Site mark
Team Pause
100

If an H&P is less than 30 days old, but older than 24 hours, you need a what.

What is an H&P update?

100

These items can be used to identify a patient.

What are:

name

DOB

MRN

100

If possible the patient is in this level of conciousness and participation when site mark takes place.

What is awake and aware and involved?

100

The LIP uses this to mark the procedure site as the approved mark.

What is his or her initials?
100

Team pause is the final verification of these 4 things being correct.

What is: 1. correct patient. 2. correct site 3. correct procedure. 4. correct positioning

200

If an H&P is older than 30 days for a outpatient being admitted, you need a  (what).

What is a whole new H&P?

200

Surgical safety checklist is a patient safety communication tool used by (who).

who is the surgical team?
200

For surgery involving right vs. left, a level (spine), or specific digits, the intended site needs (what)

What is site mark?

200

The LIP performing the site mark, must be present for and participate in the Team Pause performed for each procedure he/she marks.  True/false

True

200

Team pause is conducted in this location and when.

What is: the location where the procedure will be performed, prior to the start of the procedure.

300

Life-threatening emergencies do not require documentation of an H&P on the record before the procedure.  True/false

True

The H&P will be documented within 24 hours of admission

300

In the OR, this person ensures the completion of the surgical safety checklist and documentation of the team pause. 

Who is the RN circulator?


300

This can be used as an alternative to site marking. 

What is the alternative site marking form.

300

The LIP who site marks the patient, must also be (what)

What is familiar with the patient and participating in the procedure.

300

In cases involving multiple procedures or more than one service, this will happen with the Pause. 

What is the Team Pause will be repeated at the beginning of a new procedure?

400

The name of the policy containing H&P detailed requirements/rules.

What is contents of the Integrated Health Record (IHR)

400

Surgical safety checklist (Universal protocol) has three steps.  The three steps are:

What are:

1. Pre-induction (pre-procedural verification and site marking)

2. Time out (team pause)

3. Debriefing

400

Site mark will be performed, before moving the patient to this location. 

What is where the procedure will be performed?

400

This is when final verification of the site mark will happen.

What is during the Team Pause?

400

The 4 things contribute to the definition of a "fail-safe" mode.

What are: 

1. All activity is suspended

2. All team members actively engaged, if not restart.

3. Anyone enter or exit during, restart.

4. Verbal agreement of all team members. If not must resolve.

500

Per OHSU policy an H&P exam may be focused. If focused, it will include an exam of these 3 things. 

What are:

1. vital signs

2. cardiovascular exam

3. respiratory exam

500

Verification of the correct person, procedure and site will occur at the following intervals, as applicable to the sites, with the patient involved, awake and aware if possible: (5 different moments)

What is:

1. at the time procedure is scheduled

2. in the PAT clinic

3. upon admission to facility

4. before leaving pre-procedure area or upon entering procedure room

5. anytime care is transferred to another member of procedure team during procedure

500

These are the 8 exceptions to surgical site marking of any kind.

What are: 1. midline incision 2. single organs 3. same procedure on pairs. 4. endoscopy w/o intended laterality. 5. colonoscopy 6. An obvious wound that is the surgical site. 7. Emergent situations 

500

The 5 instances when alternative site marking should be used.

What is: 1. Patients who refuse site marking. 2. Not easily marked sites (perineum). 3. Premature infants. 4. Teeth 5. Procedures where there are pairs with Different procedures being done on both.

500

The circulating nurse is the final gatekeeper to ensure these 4 things happen during the team pause.

What are: 

1. Pause takes place in a fail-safe mode

2. All members participate

3. Pause is complete and all required elements are documented

4. This person has the authority to prevent the procedure from starting until the Pause is properly executed, also the responsibility to PSI and variances.