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Provision Of Care
Environment Of Care
Life Safety
Medication Management
National Patient Safety Goal
100
Maximum number of days a History and Physical can be completed before a patient's admission.
What is 30 days
100
This is what PBX announces during a tornado warning
What is Plan Weather - Tornado WARNING.
100
Definition of R.A.C.E.
What is Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish
100
Medication that requires 28 day expiration date to be written by nursing.
What is Insulin
100
This is the number one way to prevent infection
What is Hand Hygiene
200
Number of hours a nurse has to complete his/her initial nursing assessment for a newly admitted patient to an acute care floor.
What is 12 hours
200
Items plugged into red outlets.
What is equipment critical to the operations of your department.
200
Definition of P.A.S.S.
What is Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
200
This is required for all PRN medication orders.
What is the indication for use and a minimum frequency for administration.
200
This is written by the provider on a patient to mark the site for a procedure.
What is the provider's initials
300
The date written on the glucose high and low controls.
What is 90 days from day of opening.
300
The date on the biomed sticker on all equipment represents what.
What is the month the medical equipment inspection is due. (The team has one month to complete this inspection.)
300
Proper way to place items in a hallway.
What is placing all items on one side of the hallway.
300
This is done to prevent errors with look-alike/sound-alike medications
What is the use of TALL man letters on pharmacy printed labels.
300
The length of time the RN has to notify the MD of a critical lab value
What is 30 minutes
400
The times a patient is assessed for pain.
What is 1) Upon entry into the system. 2) Within one hour of intervention or refusal of intervention for report of pain exceeding goal. 3) Following each procedure/treatment. 4) Upon discharge.
400
This is the process for accessing MSDS
What is: 1) Open e-source. 2) Click on Kennestone. 3) Click on MSDS (Located in column on left).
400
Proper way to identify a fire door.
What is locating the metal strip on the interior frame of the door.
400
This is the process for reporting an adverse drug event.
What is 1) Opening e-source. 2) Scrolling to the bottom of screen. 3) Clicking on Safety First. 4) Clicking on Online Event Report icon.
400
These are approved two patient identifiers
What is the patient's full name AND medical record number OR date of birth
500
The steps to verify physician privileges
What is: 1) Open e-source 2) Scroll to quick links at the bottom of the page 3) Click on Provider Privilege Lookup
500
Three components of oxygen storage.
What is 1) Separate and clearly mark full versus empty. 2) Secure tanks in a caddy. 3) Do not store more than 12 tanks in one location.
500
Appropriate place for posting flyers, projects and updates within your department.
What is a glass encased bulletin board. (Not fire doors, walls, etc.)
500
This information is required on ALL medication labels
What is: 1) Medication name, strength, amount. 2) Diluent/Volume. 3) Exp date if not used within 24 hours. 4) Exp time if expiration occurs before 24 hours. 5) Date prepared for all compounded IV admixtures and parenteral nutrition formulas.
500
Verification of these items is required during a time out.
What is The Correct Patient, The Correct Site, The Correct Procedure.