Kaiser Permanente History
1933
What year was Kaiser established?
What is in the center of our professional practice model?
Patient and Family
Wheezing and SOB
What is Asthma?
Name (6) rights of medication administration?
What is Patient, dose, time, route, medication and documentation?
Name 8 regions that Kaiser Permanente serves?
What are Colorado, Northern California, Southern California, MAS, Georgia, Hawaii, Washington, Oregon.
Name all four pillars that make up nursing work at Kaiser Permanente.
What is Quality and Safety, Leadership, Professional Development, Research/Evidence Based Practice?
polydipsia, polyuria and polyphagia
What is Diabetes?
How long does Tdap last?
What is 10 years?
How was the Ben Hudnall foundation created?
When Ben Hudnall was sick, the nurses at Kaiser were taking great care of him. When he passed away his wife started the foundation.
Name (3) overall health goals of our professional practice model.
What is Total Health, Healthy Community and Population
Fatigue, weakness and pale skin
What is Iron Deficiency Anemia
What do you give for acetaminophen overdose?
What is Acetylcysteine?
What is the name of the creek in Kaiser's cement plant?
What is Permanente?
Name all the pillars in our discipline of nursing model?
What are Professionalism, Integrity, Excellence, Patient Family Centric, Compassion and Teamwork?
sore throat, fever, rash
What is Scarlet Fever?
A patient weighs 45kg and is prescribed a medication for 3mg/kg/dose. The stock strength is 2mg/0.5mL. What volume will you give the patient?
What is 33.75 = 33.8 ml?