ITR Rounding
Roles
PTSD
Visitation
Communication
100

This type of ICU meeting brings together nurses, physicians, pharmacists, and therapists to discuss patient care plans.

What are interdisciplinary rounds?

100

This board-certified physician is the "Captain of the ICU Ship," overseeing whole-body physiological stability and resource management

Who is the Intensivist?

100

PTSD in ICU nurses often develops due to what?

What is repeated exposure to trauma?

100

What type of visitation has set visiting hours?

What is restricted visitation?

100

What does SBAR stand for?

Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation

200

A major goal of interdisciplinary rounds is to reduce this common ICU problem.

What are preventable medical errors?

200

Acting as the primary coordinator of interdisciplinary care plans, this team member remains at the bedside 24/7 to provide continuous monitoring and serve as the first responder to any subtle physiological changes

Who is the ICU Nurse?

200

Name one symptom of PTSD.

What are anxiety, Sleep disturbances, Emotional numbness, or Intrusive memories?

200

Which visitation style allows flexible or 24-hour visits?

What is non-restricted (open) visitation?

200

What communication method requires repeating orders back?

What is closed-loop communication?

300

During interdisciplinary rounds, the bedside nurse’s primary responsibility is to provide this type of patient information.

What is the current patient's status and response to treatment?

300

This specialized staff member manages ventilators and assesses a patient’s readiness for Spontaneous Breathing Trials

Who is the Respiratory Therapist?

300

What is compassion fatigue?

What is emotional exhaustion from prolonged caregiving?

300

One benefit of open visitation is reduced patient __________.

What is anxiety/delirium?

300

What daily goal-setting method helps guide patient care?

What is "Plan of the Day"?

400

Including families in rounds helps reduce what emotional response?

What is anxiety?

400

This "extended team member" provides vital input regarding a patient's prior baseline and can serve as a surrogate decision-maker if the patient cannot speak. 

Who is a Family Member?

400

Increased turnover is often linked to what workplace issue?

What is Burnout and stress?

400

What is a major risk of unrestricted visitation?

What is increased infection risk and staff stress?

400

What step encourages team members to speak up during rounds?

What is Authority Step?

500

What type of checklist do ICU nurses use throughout rounding?

What is the FASTHUGS checklist?

500

A research landmark by Pronovost et al. (2002) found that this type of ICU staffing model, where an intensivist has total oversight, reduces hospital mortality by 30%

What is a "Closed" Unit (or High-Intensity Staffing)

500

Which institutional responsibility improves provider wellness in the long term?

What is providing mental health resources and reducing stigma?

500

What should nurses do when families interfere with care?

What is setting respectful boundaries and explaining policy?

500

Why is SBAR preferred in critical care settings?

It organizes information quickly and reduces errors