FIRE SAFETY
What are 2 safety considerations for the use of O2 use in medical facilities.
What is no smoking, no flammables, post signs, be careful with all electrical equipment.
Using two identifiers, like name and date of birth, before giving medication or treatment ensures this.
What is “patient identification / correct patient safety”?
Wearing gloves, gowns, masks, and eye protection are examples of this type of safety.
What is PPE.
When a new chemical or solution is introduced, staff should first read this.
What is a MSDS.
A piece of equipment is broken, what do you do?
What is place a sign for repair and report it to your supervisor.
What is the most important thing to remember in the event of a fire?
What is to remain calm.
This color wristband is often used to indicate a patient has a fall risk.
What is yellow.
To prevent musculoskeletal injuries, you should use proper ___ when lifting/moving patients.
What is body mechanics.
How long do you wash your eyes out in an eye wash station?
What is 15 min.
Before beginning any patient care, these steps are esp impt for patient safety. Include 3.
What is handwash, ID patient, explain procedures, obtain consent, verify medical orders.
What type of fire extinguisher is used in healthcare facilities?
What is ABC
Before leaving a patient, list three things to check in their surroundings.
What are hazards, pt comfort, bed in lowest position, side rails up if indicated, call bell within reach, wheels locked on bed.
These devices are designed to prevent needle-stick injuries.
What are sharps devices, sharp bins, needle safety locks.
Always check this on IV bags or medication bottles before use.
What is label and expiration.
This type of precaution is used when a patient has a highly contagious respiratory illness like tuberculosis.
What is airborne.
What does RACE stand for?
What is Rescue, Activate, Contain, and Extinguish
What are 3 ways to provide patient privacy?
What is pull a curtain, close a door, ask others to leave the room, knock on the door.
What are the BBP diseases at most risk for healthcare workers?
Hepatitis B, C, and HIV
This is how many times you should read a label before using a solution.
What is three.
Using non-slip socks, bed alarms, and proper lighting helps prevent this type of patient accident.
What is falls/falls prevention.
What does PASS stand for?
What is pull, aim, squeeze, and sweep.
List 2 reasons for patient safety bracelets.
What are similar names, allergies, DNR, restricted extremity.
What does OSHA stand for?
What is Occupational Safety and Health Administration
List 3 items listed on a MSDS sheet.
What is physical data, health effects, first aid, reactivity, storage, disposal, PPE, spill/leak procedures
This type of infection is acquired while receiving healthcare and can often be prevented with hand hygiene.
What is an HAI.