Normal, Abnormal, or Critical
Systolic BP 190
What is Critical
An order to measure all fluids
What is Strict I&O
The color of socks, wristbands, and signs for someone at risk for falls
What is yellow.
After performing an EKG, you must do this in epic.
What is mark as complete
This color lead is for the right arm
What is white
Temperature 101
What is Abnormal
This is where you chart unmeasurable output
Occurrence
The number to call for a patient fall
What is 211
Information that needs to be entered manually.
What is your initials
These are the most common nuisance alarms
What are leads off and low battey
Heart Rate of 60
What is Normal
An abnormal PVR would be greater than this
What is 200cc
The sign outside the bathroom for fall risk patients says this
What is stay with me
How the EKG gets into the correct chart
What is attaching the EKG to the correct order
Telemetry leads should be changed at least this often
What is daily
Respiratory Rate 10
What is Abnormal
Give two reasons why ACCURATE intake and output documentation is important.
What is guide medication decisions, monitor for dehydration and overhydration, monitor kidney function monitor for adequate nutrition
Value considered high risk for falls on the Schmid Fall Risk Scale
What is >= 3
An EKG uses this many wires
What is 10
This is the first step if you see/hear a critical alarm
Check the patient
Fasting Blood Sugar of 90
What is Normal
The minimum amount or urine a patient should make per shift
What is 240
4 Ways to prevent patient falls
What are bed alarms, personal alarms, chair pad alarms, anti-slide pads, quick call light response time
Printing the EKG saves it and does this.
Transfers to the chart
To help remove artifact move the limb leads here.
What is closer to the ground lead