Nursing
Infection Control
Leadership
Medical Records
Emergency Prepardness
Medication
Quality Control
Human Resources
100
Q: Initial Nursing assessment in ICU?
Initial Assessment in Critical Area – Within 4 hours and Reassessment Every Shift or if there’s sudden changes in patient condition
100
What are the 5 moments of hand hygiene
- Moment 1 - Before touching a patient.
- Moment 2 - Before a procedure.
- Moment 3 - After a procedure or body fluid exposure risk.
- Moment 4 - After touching a patient.
- Moment 5 - After touching a patient's surroundings.
100
What is the role of a hospital CEO in accreditation?
Oversight and resource provision
100
What does MRN stand for?
Medical Record Number
100
Rescue, Alarm, Confine, Extinguish
100
What are the 5 rights of medication administration?
Right patient, drug, dose, route, time
100
Key Performance Indicator
100
What is required before hiring clinical staff?
License verification
200
What Scale we are using for Pressure Ulcer
Braden Scale.
Assessment upon ADMISSION
Re-Assessment – Every 24 hours
How to prevent Pressure Ulcer:
Positioning every 2 hours
Apply cream as per Physicians order
Good Hygiene and Nutrition
Air Mattress
200
DOFFING
Gloves (HH), Goggles (HH), Gown (HH) Mask (HH)
200
Name one method for staff performance appraisal
360-degree feedback
200
LAMA
Leave against medical advice (LAMA) is defined as 'a decision to leave the hospital before the treating physician recommends discharge', and is associated with higher rates of readmission, longer subsequent hospitalization, and worse health outcomes.Jul 10, 2024
200
IPSG
200
How should high-alert medications be stored?
Separately and clearly labeled
200
•What is a quality indicator for infection?
Hospital-acquired infection rate
200
What does orientation training include?
Hospital policies, safety, infection control
300
What color tag is used for high alert medications?
Red
300
Define standard precautions.
Basic infection prevention measures
300
What is the minimum frequency for Quality Management Committee meetings?
Quarterly
300
What is the maximum time allowed to complete initial patient assessment?
24 hours
300
Code orange: hazardous spills (a hazardous material spill or release; unsafe exposure to spill)
300
What is LASA medication?
Look-Alike, Sound-Alike
300
What is the purpose of the PDSA cycle?
Plan-Do-Study-Act: to improve processes
300
How frequently should competency be assessed?
Annually or as needed
400
SBAR
SBAR (Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation) is a verbal or written communication tool that helps provide essential, concise information, usually during crucial situations. In some cases, SBAR can even replace an executive summary in a formal report because it provides focused and concise information.
400
What is the minimum hand wash time with soap and water?
40–60 seconds
400
What document defines hospital’s mission and values?
Mission Statement
400
How long should inpatient records be retained?
Minimum 5 years
400
What is the first action in case of chemical spill?
Inform Safety Officer and isolate area
400
400
What is the best way to address patient complaints?
Timely and documented resolution
400
Why is staff vaccination important?
To prevent transmission of infections
500
Wong Baker
500
What type of mask is used for airborne precautions (e.g., TB)?
N95 Respirator
500
What plan ensures hospital readiness for emergencies?
Disaster Preparedness Plan
500
500
Oxygen
500
What abbreviation should not be used in prescriptions?
IU, U, QD
500
500
What is competency assessment?
Evaluation of a staff member’s ability to perform dutiess