Pain: Is It Over Now?
We Will Be Sleeping
It's Sepsis
Mad Woman
Blank Space
100

Name two places to chart a pain assessment in Epic.

Triage, Flowsheets, Disposition

100

Name 2 places to chart the 5 minute assessments.

5 minute assessment & Intraprocedure assessment

100

This is Time Zero.

Sepsis Alert in Sepsis Huddle

100

This is the age to start suicide screening. 

12

100

You speak the same language as the patient (not English). Are you a certified interpreter for this patient?

NO!

200

Give an example of a pain scale.

0-10, FLACC, CPOT, PAINAD (more)

200

You can stop the 5 minute assessments when the patient has met this. 

Discharge criteria

200

Name the Sepsis Alert criteria. 

2 SIRS and suspected/known infection

200

Who initials the Safe Patient Room form?

Both sitters
200

This patient wants to discuss their healthcare options in what language.


Karen

300

This is the best time to chart a the first pain assessment for a patient who will need moderate sedation.

Triage

300

The patient who received parenteral or intranasal sedation can be discharged at this time after the last medication administration. 

30 minutes

300

When can you draw the 2nd lactic?

At 3 hours, after fluids, or at transfer

300

What is the process if the restraint does not match the order?

Talk to the provider and change the order or change the restraint to match the order

300

MSDS Sheets are here.

Swift Safety

400

Pain reassessment for an IV pain medication should be done at this time. 

30 minutes

400

What is RASS?

Sedation scale

400

This is the required amount of fluids to administer.

What the provider orders

400

Name 2 of the forms we use for Baker Acts to make sure we keep them safe. 

Patient Safety Attendant Handoff Tool

Safe Patient Environment

400

Clean sterile processing red bins are kept here. 

Equipment Room

500

Name 4 parameters that should be included in the pain assessment.

1.Pain rating with appropriate pain scale

2.Pain location

3.Pain orientation/ radiation

4.Pain descriptors

5.Pain frequency

6.Pain onset

7.Clinical progression

8.Patient’s stated pain goal

9.Patient’s response to interventions

10.Your interventions for the patient

500

Name the 4 things that must be charted in the 5 minute assessment. 

Vitals, Sedation, Pain, Heart rhythm

500

How will you administer the antibiotics on a patient who does not have an IV?

IM

500

The RN assessment for nonviolent restraints must be charted this often.

every 2 hours

500

Do you have to chart in the transfusion reaction flowsheet if the patient did not have a reaction?

Yes