Terms
Joint Commission
Fall Prevention
Restraints
Pharm/Dosage
100

Safe, effective, patient centered, timely, efficient, equitable nursing care. 

What is Health Care Quality?

100

The year TJC mandated hospital wide safety standards. 

What is 2001?

100

Name types of people who are at a greater risk for falls. 

Who is the infant & toddler, school aged child, adolescent, elderly, impaired mobility, cognitively unstable, sensory impaired, previous fall history

100

A term for a drug that makes a patient drowsy and unable to function, serving as a form of restraint.

What is chemical restraint?

100

 The process of drug movement through the body

 What is Pharmacokinetics?

200

A process of identifying, analyzing, treating, and evaluating real and potential hazards. 

What is Risk Management?

200

TJC's National Patient Safety Goals (NPSGs) include standards such as

What is identifying patients correctly, using medications correctly, reducing falls & pressure injuries, and preventing infection?

200

List FOUR extrinsic factors related to falls or injuries.

What is communication, education, physical hazards, competency?

200

A "sheetbelt" is considered a legal restraint.

FALSE

200

When the body chemically changes drugs into a form that can be excreted

What is Metabolism?

300

Name THREE types of errors that can occur in health care.

What is sentinel event, near miss, medication error, placebo effect?

300

The yearly document issued by TJC.

NPSG

300

The continuum of care into many settings in which a nurse and patient interact.

What is Environmental Safety? 

300

The time frame for a new order for restraint use.

What is 24 hours max?

300

The term that relates to a drug's highest concentration in the blood.

What is Peak?

400

The review of giving a patient the wrong medication.

What is root cause analysis and the process of learning from consequences.

400

List FOUR ways to ensure patient privacy. 

What are curtains, closed doors, maintaining confidentiality, logging out of computers, shredding patent information, consent forms, verifying the patient?

400
List FOUR measures an RN would use to educate their patients about prevention of falls.
What is adjusting the lighting, clearing pathways, removing rugs, use of non-skid shoes, use of medical alarms, use of medical devices. 
400

The way in which you measure circulation for patient wrist restraints.

What is the two finger method?

400

ORDER: Ceflacor 0.5mg PO BID 

ON HAND: Ceflacor 500mg

List how much of the medication you will administer.

What is 1 Capsule?

500

An environment in which reporting of errors is promoted.

What is a culture of safety?

500

Name the MD's order for your patient. 

MS 2.0mg IV QD for incisional pain.

What is Morphine Sulfate 2 mg IV daily for incisional pain?

500

The type of nurse that makes a GREAT nurse. 

What is a SAFE nurse?

500

The method used to teach patients and family members about the need of restraints.

What is the teach back method?

500

Order: Phenobarbitol 30mg PO STAT

ON HAND: 15mg

List how much of the medication you will administer.

What is 2 Tablets?