Culture of Safety
All laboratory specimens must be labeled at the point of collection with...
The correct two patient identifiers
Blood Products/Bodily Fluid/Plasma Derived Factor Products
Dial 1-2 to activate this emergency response:
- New or ongoing bleeding
- New, repeated, or prolonged seizures
- Concerned staff/caregivers
- Increase work of breathing or oxygen requirement
CARE Team
This BBP is very fragile and can live only for a short time outside the body
One of the two regulatory agencies that govern the use of restraints at CHKD
CMS
DNV GL
Always "back to sleep" is a guideline for...
Safe Sleep
This "status" signifies that there is a heightened situation awareness between the multidisciplinary team with regards to potentially worsening patient status.
Watcher Status
This is the practice of using appropriate infection control procedures, including the use of PPE, when anticipating contact with moist body substances (except sweat).
Standard Precautions
This category of restraint is for devices, and for patients who don't understand the consequences of wandering or pulling a device.
Medical/Surgical Restraint
This device uses near-infrared technology to detect fluid in the tissue
iv Watch
Anything Chemo- PPE, IV Tubing, chemo mats, diapers, urinals, urine hats
Yellow Bin
Activate this emergency response when:
- Patient agitation does not resolve with AP team
- Exhibiting defensive and/or risk level behaviors
Behavioral Alert
The use of a sharps container is an example of which type of prevention
Engineering Controls
This category of restraint requires q 15 minute assessment by the RN
Violent/Self-Destructive Restraint
This clinical resource is used to validate competencies online
Lippincott
Hazardous medications- only residual medication needs to go in these bins
Black Bin
CARE Team
If you are exposed to blood or potentially infectious body fluid, the first step is to
apply first aid
When deciding which restraint to use for the patient, the most important consideration is to
begin with least restrictive measure
CHKD tracks these types of patient safety events that reach the patient and result in moderate to severe harm or death
SSE or Serious Safety Events
Empty vials of hazardous drugs can go in the...
Regular Trash
These roles will respond to a medical alert- Name 5
PICU Charge
RT
Resident
Nursing Supervisor
Bedside RN
Pharmacist
VAT
Security
Social Work
Chaplain
The white envelope found in patient care areas contains...
Step by step instructions on what to do after a blood/body fluid exposure (Employee Exposure Kit)
This type of standard treatment is not considered a restraint...
IV boards
Patient holds
socks to prevent scratching
siderails for seizure precautions
siderails on a stretcher
belt in a wheelchair