Who's That MA?
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Safety Saves the Day
Clinic Know-It-All
Ready, Set, Respond!
100

This professional behavior means arriving prepared, following through on responsibilities, and being accountable for your actions

What is professionalism?

100

For the most accurate pulse oximeter reading, this finger is often preferred.

What is the middle finger?

100

Before preparing or administering any vaccine, this must be present

What is a signed vaccine order?

100

This type of urine specimen is requested for routine urinalysis to reduce contamination

What is a midstream or clean-catch specimen?

100

This medication may be used for opioid overdose emergencies

What is Narcan?

200

Sharing reliable health information with patients and helping them understand resources demonstrates this important MA skill

What is being a patient resource or knowledge sharing?

200

When obtaining a manual pulse, it should be counted for at least this long

What is 30 seconds and multiply by two?

200

These educational documents must be reviewed with patients receiving vaccines

What are Vaccine Information Statements (VIS)?

200

For a point of care direct blood glucose test, this type of blood specimen is collected

What is a capillary blood sample?

200

This severe allergic reaction may require immediate emergency response and epinephrine administration by a license medical provider

What is anaphylaxis?

300

When a coworker asks for help during a busy clinic session, stepping in to assist demonstrates this core workplace value

What is teamwork?

300

Before taking a blood pressure, the patient's feet should be positioned this way

What is flat on the floor?

300

If a child becomes extremely agitated during vaccination and safety is compromised, the MA should do this

What is stop, pause the procedure, and involve additional support or the provider?

300

This POCT is commonly used to evaluate long-term glucose control in patients with diabetes

What is an A1C test?

300

Knowing where emergency supplies and medications are located are a part of this life saving process

What is an emergency response?

400

The ability to adjust to schedule changes, staffing challenges, or new workflows is called this

What is adaptability?

400

This measurement is taken around the widest part of an infant's head

What is head circumference?

400

Confirming allergies before vaccine administration is an example of this patient safety principle

What is harm reduction?

400

During a throat swab for rapid strep testing, the specimen should be collected from this area

What are the tonsillar pillars and posterior pharynx?

400

One important skill is recognizing the difference between an allergic reaction and this other type of medication response

What is an adverse reaction?

500

Building trust through active listening, understanding concerns, and responding respectfully demonstrates these qualities

What are empathy and compassion?

500

A patient feels dizzy when standing. These vital signs help assess whether blood pressure changes with position

What are orthostatic vital signs?

500

A near miss occurs when a vaccine error is identified before reaching the patient. Reporting this event supports patient safety because it helps identify system weaknesses before harm occurs

What is a reporting culture?

500

This screening option allows eligible patients to collect their own sample using a kit and helps to detect abnormal DNA that may help detect cervical cancer

What is HPV self-collection?

500

If you suspect a medical emergency in the office, your first action should follow this established process

What is the emergency action plan?