Diabetes
Neuro
Cardiac
Medications
Wild Card
100

Which type is referred as juvenile onset? 

Type 1

100

What does hypoglycemia, bells palsy, alcohol encephalopathy and a head injury mimic in some cases?

Stroke

100

What can mimic a heart attack.

Anxiety, Gerd Reflux, Withdrawal.

100

What are the 7 medication rights?

Right Person

Right Drug

Right Dose

Right time

Right Route

Right Documentation

Right to refuse

100

Proper treatment for blood sugar below 69.

Juice or a sandwich?

Give an orange or apple juice (15 grams of carbs), and recheck in 15 minutes.

200

Which one is more prevalent and the risk increases with age?

Type II

200

If someone has left sided weakness/paralysis, which side of the brain has been affected?

Right side

200

What should you do for chest pain treatment?

Vitals, aspirin when indicated if acute pain (if not allergic), apply oxygen at 2L, give Nitro if inmate has it, Notify provider, Call EMS.

200

Which medication per standing order may lead to toxicity?

Tylenol

200

Per standing order, when is oral glucose administered & where is it located?

When blood sugar is below 60 and symptoms present.  Can be found in the diabetic room or top drawer of med cart.

300

This is a metabolic condition that effects the body's ability to make insulin.

Type I

300

What are the symptoms of a stroke?

Slurred speech, incomprehensible speech, one-sided weakness, unequal pupils, facial droop, confusion.

300

What is HSU's nemesis on the commissary list and why?

Ramen Noodles!  Very high in salt, bad for the heart, high carbs, no nutrition.

300

The only medication permitted per standing order to treat allergic reactions.

Benadryl

300

What would be a good idea if an inmate refuses an antibiotic?

Notify HSU

400

The body does not make enough insulin and/or the body becomes insulin resistant.

Type II

400

Symptoms to monitor in a head injury.

Vomiting, lethargy, confusion, unequal pupils, slurred speech, headache, personality changes.

Are they on blood thinners?  (Warfarin/Coumadin, Xeralto, Aspirin)

400

Inmates blood pressure is 200/120, ankles swollen, short of breath, and may be coughing.  What would you do?

Ask if they have chest pain and call provider. Consider checking the MAR and see if they have been compliant with taking their blood pressure meds or diuretics.

400

Cough syrup dose?

10 ml

400

What is included in the administration of inhalers?

(Best practice)

Making sure the inmate rinses mouth after use.

500

Can diabetes be cured through proper diet and exercise?

False, diabetes can be controlled but it can never be cured.

500

Which drug would you see withdrawal symptoms the fastest? Heroin, Methadone or Suboxone

Heroin

500

Do we honor DNR status'?

No

500

If an inmate is on a prescribed medication such as blood pressure meds, etc. (not Ibuprofen, Tylenol or any standing order meds), and they are ordered 2 tabs and they only want one, what should you do?

Tell them they need to take both the prescribed tabs or none and will need to talk to HSU.  Also report this to HSU.

500

When do you need soap and water vs. hand sanitizer?

When hands are visibly soiled.