Therapy
Fall Prevention
Nursing
Regulatory
UF North
100

What is the strongest muscle in the human body in relation to weight and size?

masseter (200 lbs of force!)

100

What is the fall rate benchmark?

<3.0

100

This type of isolation is used for patients with C-Diff. 

Contact Enteric Precautions 

100

What does CARF stand for?

Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities

100

What is the most admissions that we have had in one day?

8

200

What is the benchmark score for self-care GG change?

14.3

200

What risk factor is most highly correlated with falling?

A history of falls

200

A specialized professional credential for registered nurses who help patients with chronic illnesses and disabilities achieve optimal health and function.

CRRN (Certified Rehabilitation Registered Nurse)

200

How often does the rehab physician need to see a patient in our hospital?

3 visits per week. 

200

Who is our new Director of Pharmacy?

Samantha Rendemonti

300

What structure in the brain helps smooth out movement coordination and equilibrium?

Cerebellum

300

Standing up too quickly can cause this dizziness that leads to falls. 

Orthostatic Hypotension

300

This live threatening syndrome which causes severe hypertension can be triggered by a full bladder or impacted bowel, typically after an SCI. 

Autonomic Dysreflexia 

300

What is the regulatory agency that uses PPS for beneficiaries?

Center for Medicare/Medicaid Services; CMS. 

300

How do we provide peer to peer recognition in the hub?

Living the Select Medical Way Recognition Form  

400

For GG scoring, which performance code indicates an activity was "not applicable"?

09

400

What is the name of the scale use to identify patient's risk for falls?

Morse Fall Scale

400

What tool do we use to assess a patient's risk of developing a pressure ulcer?

Braden Scale

400

Who is our Safety Officer?

Juliet Battard, DQM 

400

What is our most common admission diagnosis?

Stroke

500

The first formal inpatient rehab hospital in the US opened in what year? 

1929- Temple University Hospital

500

This interdisciplinary meeting occurs day after admission. What is it called and who needs to attend?

Fall Safety Huddle

RN and OT.

500

The most common electrolyte abnormality seen in hospitalized patients.

Hyponatremia

500

What percentage of our patients discharged must meet the CMS-13 Rule?

>60% (Select goal is 63%)

500

What is our second key result?

Deliver an exceptional patient experience.