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Trips and Falls
Diabetic Care
EBP
PCC
Miscellaneous
100
  • This simple device used by nursing staff helps prevent falls when assisting someone with walking or transfers

What is a gait belt?

100
  • Bedtime snacks are important for these residents to prevent low blood sugars and other serious complications

Who are diabetic residents? 

100

EBP is used as an acronym for this type of precautions

What is Enhanced Barrier Precautions? 

100
  • The medical record system used for care documentation at St. Clare Meadows

What is PCC or Point Click Care? 

100
  • This device should be in every wheelchair in use

What is a cushion?

200
  • This device is almost always used to lift a resident who has fallen to the floor

What is an EZ Lift?

200
  • This person is to do Foot nail care for diabetic residents

Who is a nurse? 

200

PPE required to be worn when caring for a resident on EBP

What is gown and gloves? 

200
  • This module is used for CNA charting

What is POC charting? 

200
  • Used to keep heels from touching the surface of the bed

What are offloading boots or pillows under ankles? 

300
  • This person must make an assessment before a fallen resident may be allowed to get up from the floor

Who is a nurse? 

300
  • This bedside test tells us how well diabetes is controlled at a specific day and time

What is a blood sugar test? 

300

These 3 types of care require use of PPE for care of resident on EBP

What is (any three of below)? 

Dressing, bathing/showering, transferring, changing linens, providing hygiene, changing briefs/ assisting with toileting, device care or use(central lines, caths, feeding tubes, trachs), wound care for any skin opening requiring a dressing

300
  • This is the name given to the closet careplan in PCC

What is a Kardex? 

300
  • The two lab days at St. Clare Meadows

What is Monday and Thursday? 

400
  • This is used by staff to determine the approved method for transferring a resident

What is a Kardex or Closet Care plan? 

400
  • This lab test tells us the average blood sugar over a period of 3 months

What is a hemoglobin A1C? 

400

This device in use for the resident requires the resident to be on EBP

What is (any one of below):

urinary catheter, feeding tube, tracheostomy, IV, central line

400
  • This care management section gives the user a quick clinical review of important clinical issues

What is a dashboard? 

400
  • Lab tests used to identify the effectiveness of Coumadin

What is an INR? 

500
  • This device is used by staff to alert them to a resident who may be “on the move”

What is an alarm? 

500

This medication used to reduce blood glucose levels comes in long-acting and short acting forms

What is insulin? 

500

This care does not require the use for EBP for a resident on EBP

What is non-touch care such as delivering medication, delivering a meal tray, answering a question, delivering a water pitcher or mail, visiting? 

500
  • A change of condition is recorded in this section of the resident record

What is a progress note? 

500
  • This is checked in the medical record before starting CPR

What is code status?