Fire Safety
PPE/Isolation
Infection Prevention
Restraints
Anything Goes
100

What is PASS?

Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep

100

What is the term for applying PPE?

Donning

100

What is the minimum amount of time needed to wash your hands effectively at SFMC?

20 seconds

100

True or False: Strangulation is a risk of restraint use.

True

100

How often must you check on patients in non-violent restraints at SFMC?

Every 1 hour

200

True or False: Oxygen is flamable.

True

200

What type of Isolation is required for COVID?

Airborne

200

What type of wipes must be used when cleaning items used in a C-Diff room?

Blue top/Bleach wipes

200

What are the two types of physical restraints ordered at SFMC?

Violent and Non-violent

200

What PPE item is removed first when doffing?

Gloves

300

What is the overhead code for a fire?

Code Red

300

What type of mask is required for airborne precautions?

Respirator (N95)

300

The easiest and most important way to prevent the spread of microbes and infection.

Handwashing

300

What type of knot must be used when securing wrist restraints to the bed?

Slip knot/quick release knot

300

True of false: Restraints can be used for punishment.

False
400

What is RACE?

Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish/Evacuate

400

What type of Isolation is required for C-Diff?

Contact Enteric

400

What must be used for hand hygeine when caring for a patient with C-Diff?

Soap and water

400

How often must you reposition and meet the person's basic needs (elimination, fluid, etc) when in restraints?

Every 2 hours

400

What type of isolation is used for patients with the flu?

Droplet

500

True or false: Use elevators to evacuate patients during a fire.

False
500

What is the term for removing PPE?

Doffing

500

1 celled animals that can infect the blood, brain, intestines and other body areas.

Protozoa

500

Who can order restraints?

The doctor

500

The type of precaution used for all patients when giving care.

Standard Precautions