FIRE SAFETY
What is Oxygen, Fuel, and Heat?
the Weakest muscles in your body
What are back muscles?
3 ways to identify a patient/resident
What is check patients identification band, check patients bed or charts, and ask patients for their name?
definition of ergonomics
What is the applied science to promote safety and well being of a person by adapting the environment and using techniques to prevent injury from self and others?
This is what you read before using any hazardous chemicals
What is MSDS?
RACE stands for
What is Rescue anyone in danger, Activate fire alarm, Contain the fire, and Extinguish fire or Evacuate area?
OSHA stands for
What is the Occupational Safety and Health Administration?
3 safety precautions to take before leaving patient room
What is observe all safety check-points, leave bed rails up, keep call button/phone close to patient bed, and leave patient door open before leaving?
The care of your patient and your self is ______ responsibility
What is your responsibility?
The code on a chemical to determine a hazard
What is the NFPA code
Three basic rules to prevent fires
What is dispose of all waste in proper containers, obey ALL "No Smoking" signs, and Extinguish Matches or any flammable items completely?
The two main standards of OSHA
What is the Occupational exposure to hazardous chemicals standard?
What is the Bloodborne Pathogen Standard?
things to do when entering patient room
What is identify patient, explain procedure/ answer any questions patient has, observe patient very closely while doing procedure?
best to use _______ while performing procedures
What is body mechanics?
read the labels of a solution ____ times
What is 3 times before using?
PASS stands for
What is Pull the pin, Aim the extinguisher at corner of fire, Squeeze the handle, and Sweep from side to side?
MSDS stands for
what is the Material Safety Data Sheet?
AMA stands for
What is Against Medical Advice
This is what you report if anything happens
When you should handle solutions or chemicals
What is only when your immediate instructor is in the room?
The BIGGEST rule of what to do when a fire starts
What is REMAIN CALM?
3 types of diseases contracted by bodily fluids
#1 rule of patient/resident safety
What is do not perform ANY procedure on patient unless told to do so by instructor or supervisor?
the biggest rule of keeping yourself and others safe during personal safety
What is keep hands clean?
2 examples or ergonomics
What is correct placement of furniture and good body mechanics/ training in muscle movements?