Fall Prevention
CAUTI Prevention
CLABSI Prevention
Pressure Injury Prevention
Miscellaneous
100

What should patients wear when they are a fall risk?

Fall risk bracelet

100

What is used to catch urine that is a safer alternative to a foley catheter?

External catheter/purewick

100

These are used to clean the area around PICC/Central Lines

CHG wipes

100

How often should patients be repositioned to prevent pressure injuries?

Every 2 hours. 

100

What set up should be in each patient's room before admission?

Suction set up

200

What device needs to be set up on the wall before it works?

Chair alarm set up. 

200

Where does the foley bag go?

Below the level of the bladder

200

What should the PCA do if they notice a central line dressing is falling off/is not adhered to the skin?

Let the nurse know

200

What can be done to avoid moisture related skin injuries?

Barrier cream application

200

What is the difference between contact and contact plus precautions?

Contact requires a gown and hand sanitizer. Contact plus requires a gown and washing hands with soap and water after contact

300

What should be within easy reach of the patient at all times?

Call light

300

What can NOT be used to clean a foley catheter?

Grey/shield barrier wipes

300

Which warmer can store CHG wipes?

ONLY the warmer that is reserved for CHG wipes- NOT the one that stores blue & grey wipes

300

What should be done if you notice skin irritation on the patient?

Tell the nurse for further instructions

300

What type of patient needs the doors open and pads on the bed at all times?

LTM/seizure precautions

400

How do you know visually the bed alarm is working?

The green light should appear on the bottom of the bed 

400

What can be used to clean foley tubing but NOT the meatus?

CHG Wipes

400

What should be done if a patient wants to go to the bathroom if they are connected to an IV?

Ask the RN if it is possible for them to be disconnected or if they need to walk with the pole.

400

What can be used in addition to barrier cream to prevent moisture associated skin damage/friction injury?

Grey/barrier shield wipes

400

How do you call a rapid response?

call 26555

500

What do you do when the patient is refusing to keep the door open to the bathroom when they are in there?

Do not leave the patient, alert the nurse 

500

What should be used in addition to blue wipes every time the meatus / foley catheters are cleaned?

Sure Step wipes

500

What should not be used to bathe patients when they have a central line?

Due to risk of infection from water- it is discouraged to bathe patients with soap & water

500

What can be used to offload pressure off of the heels?

Prevalon boots

500

What is the name of the precaution where the patient cannot blow their nose or use straws?

Sinus precautions