Vascular Access
Medication
Peninsula Health Specific
General Knowledge
100

The single most important practice to prevent vascular access related infections

Hand Hygiene

100

The acronym used to identify which medications require double checking

APINCHS

100

The 3 colours of the Peninsula Health emblem/logo

Blue, Green & White

100

Located in the arm and responsible for returning deoxygenated blood back to the heart

Veins

200

The amount of time a nurse should 'scrub the hub' for

15-30 seconds

200

Total Parental Nutrition is to be given via this device at PH

Central Line or CVAD

200

Name of CEO

Helen Cooper

200

The chemical symbol for Gold

Au

300

This device is "Implantable" and sits in the SVC

Port-a-cath

300

Drugs that have a potential to cause blistering, severe tissue damage or necrosis and should be given via a central line beginning with the letter V

Vesicant

300

Official move in date to Frankston new build

January 16th 2026

300

Name the three main veins in the arm

Cephalic, Basilic and Median Cubital

400

The average blood flow per minute through the heart

2000ml per minute

400

Antibiotic that can cause QT prolongation

Macrolides (eg: azithromycin)

Fluroquinolones (eg: ciprofloxacin)

400

On discovery of a pressure injury you can type this into EHR/Cerner to access a note template

.Pressureinjury

400

The amount of calories your brain burns in a day

400-500 calories

500

After use of this equipment immediate removal is required from a CVAD

IV fluid lines

500

MIMs stands for this

Monthly Index of Medical Specialties

500

5 values of Peninsula Health

Be the best, Be open and honest, Be a role model, Be compassionate and respectful, Be collaborative

500

The country with the most time zones

France