Labs
Miscellaneous
Sepsis
Blood Products
Rapid Response
100

If I am too low it causes confusion, seizures and low blood pressure

What is sodium

100

The % of non-verbal communication

What is 80%

100

Vital signs must be done every 15 minutes until this happens

What is the lactate results

100

This is the first step in the transfusion process

What is the type and screen

100

If your patient is having a respiratory issue these things may be ordered (Name at least 2)

What are portable x-ray, ABG, Imaging scans, or Vassopressors and sedatives for Emergency intubation

200

If I am two high, it can cause cardiac arrhythmias, muscle weakness (2 possible answers)

What is potassium, calcium, sodium and magnesium.

200

The # to call to initiate an RRT

What is 6000

200

These will be abnormal and trigger an alert for a pediatric patient

What is: Fever and one of the following: Abnormal vital signs, alteration in mental status, or Rigors

200

These should never be drawn at the same time

What is the ABO verification and type and screen

200

You may see any of the following things ordered  for patients with cardiac issues

What is an EKG, telemetry, continuous cardiac monitoring, medications, labs, transfer to ICU, OSH

ACS may be activated

300

Look for me to rule out Sepsis caused by bacteria

Procalcitonin

300

The extra staff member that must be at a code

Anesthesia

300

This will be abnormal and trigger an alert for an adult patient

What is 2 or more abnormal vital signs with AMS/Rigors

or 3 or more abnormal VS

300

True or false: Pre-medications should be administered within 30 minutes of initiating blood transfusions

What is true

300

Continuous infusion of TPA for Ischemic Stroke can be administered on the following MSK units

What is NACU and ICU

400

If this is higher than 4, I maybe septic

Lactate

400

The illegal transfer of regulated pharmaceuticals from a legal source to a person for whom the drugs were not prescribed

What is diversion

400

The death of this 12-year-old initiated the state protocols for sepsis management

Who is Rory Staunton

400

Blood must be administered once arriving to the unit

What is immediately/within 15 minutes

400

RRT is led by

Who are critical care APP

500

Critical lab values must be reported to the MD, PA, APP or CRNA within this time frame of being released into CIS

What is 60 minutes

500

The acronym RISQ stands for

Reporting to Improve Safety and Quality

500

This intervention must be implemented within 1 hours of a sepsis alert and is considered possibly life-saving

What is administer antibiotics

500

This is where to document a transfusion reaction for future caregivers information

What is in the patient header

500

When should you call an RRT (Name 3 reasons)

What are tachycardia, bradycardia, hypotension, AMS, stroke, chest pain, violent patient (BRRT), seizures, you are worried