BLOOD
TUBES AND DRAINS
FALLS
MED ADMINISTRATION
Miscellaneous
100

Go get a Biohazard Response Spill kit within 30 seconds

South Hall Storage

100

Can you clean a stoma with soap and water?

No. Do not use soap on stomas.

100

What is a fall?

An event which results in a person coming to rest inadvertently onto a lower level.

100

What are the 5 rights?

Right route, resident, medication, time and dose.

100

Should we be toileting residents before meals even on second shift?

Yes.

200

How are blood-borne pathogens transmitted?

These pathogens can be transmitted from on person to another through contact with blood and other body fluids

200

When do you flush a PICC line?

Before and after IV medication administration.

200

True or False

CNA's can do post-fall assessments.

False. 

A nurse must do the post-fall assessments.

200

What to you do if there is a discrepancy with the narcotic count?

Notify DON or ADON

300

What are the signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia?

Confusion, irritability, diaphoresis, cool to the touch, tremors, weakness, visual disturbances.

300

What is the first step when you suspect a UTI?

Fill out UTI SBAR and fax it to physician.

300

Who needs notified as soon as possible if a fall sends a resident to the hospital?

Family

DON/ADON/Administrator

DIA

300

After administering eye medication, what should you do next?

Instruct resident to close the eye(s). Then press tissue against lacrimal duct gently.

400

True or False

An INR greater than 3.0 will be called to the physician. The anticoagulant will be held until the physician returns the call.

True.

Greater than 3.0 will be called. Hold medication until further instructions.

400

For continuous tube feedings. Fill the bag with ___ hours of the formula.

8 hours

400

If a resident falls and hits their head or suspect the head was hit what are the extra steps post-fall?

Vital signs and neurological assessments at the following intervals:

Q15min X4, Q30min X2, Q1hr X2, Q4hr X2, and Q-Shift X 24hours.

 

400

What is the best position for the resident when giving rectal suppository?

Left lateral position.

500

How do you treat hypoglycemia in an unconscious resident?

1. Give 1mg IM Glucagon

2. Recheck blood glucose levels

3. As soon as the resident is able to swallow have resident consume 15-20 grams of glucose or simple carbohydrates.

4. Recheck blood glucose level

5. Contact provider. DO NOT five antidiabetic medication until the provider is notified. 

6. Document.

500

Insert indwelling catheter.

Using aseptic technique, place and indwelling foley catheter into Al.

500

Do a post fall assessment.

Find the injury.

500

Give a rectal suppository.

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