Telemetry
If the PR interval is greater than ___, then you have first degree block
0.20s
The frequency of assessment that is required for non-violent restraints
At least every 2 hours
Required documentation of your secondary medications and continuous infusions
Infusion Verify
The one computer that should be utilized during a downtime
The downtime computer, also known as the BCA computer
The lab that is most widely utilized to see if the Heparin drip is effective
Anti-Xa
Longer, longer, longer, drop... I guess my patient is in...
Wenckebach (Second Degree Mobitz 1)
How long a violent restraint order is good for
4 hours
We use this term to say the pump and Epic are communicating
Associated
The source of all required documentation sheets
The most appropriate way to order the lab needed to manage the heparin drip
The Nurse Protocol HEParin/Argatroban Labs - Anti-Xa/aPTT
The volume of the central monitoring station should not be lower than __% between 0700 and 2300
60%
My patient keeps pulling at their oxygen, but I'm not sure they need restraints, maybe I'll try....
Mitts!
The prior nurse forgot to total her fluids but I don't want to take credit! I guess I'll use...
The Previous Nurse function
The elements needed to have a complete written medication order
Medication, dose, route, frequency
If/when the protocol allows for every 24-hour monitoring (i.e. after 2 consecutive APTT/anti-Xa levels are at goal), the nurse will order this lab daily at what time?
0700 or 0400, whichever the daily labs are ordered for
Ugh... my patient keeps alarming ARRHY SUSP.. I guess I will..
Re-establish an EKG tracing immediately!
The person (or people) that can discontinue a non-violent restraint order in Epic
The RN or the Provider
Oh no! My details won't send for my secondary... I'm probably forgetting to...
Program my KVO/Flush prior to sending the details!
When documenting in the paper chart that a medication was given, what is a crucial element you need to add?
Your initials!
The weight used in your order should be the ___ weight, not the daily actual body weight
Dosing weight
My patient keeps alarming higher than the ordered limit! What can I do to prevent alarm fatigue but also keep my patient safe?
the RN caring for the patient may alter both HR limits and alarm default level to manage alarms with a second RN confirming the change, must communicate the change with the covering team and return to default values when clinical condition warrants.
The difference between non-violent and violent restraints is...
Medical (to support medical care) versus Behavioral (to help manage/support patient behavior)
The difference between KVO and Flush
KVO runs continuously at 10-20cc/hr while flush is administered as a one-time amount of 30mL
Finally, we're back online!!!! Now I need to....
Put a downtime flag and note in the EHR
The duration that a Heparin drip can be off before a new order is required per policy
1 hour