TRUE or FALSE: Each patient that is admitted to the hospital needs an IV in case of an emergency
What is FALSE
All hubs for all lines should be scrubbed for at least this amount of time.
Foley catheter care should be performed and documented _________.
What is twice a shift
Name the five moments for hand hygiene
What is before touching a patient, before clean/aseptic procedure, after body fluid exposure risk, after touching a patient, after touching patient surroundings
You arrive to Mr. Smiths room and he complains that his arm with IV fluids infusing is cold, swollen, and painful. These are signs of_____
What is infiltration
TRUE or FALSE: Specimen cups containing urine can be sent via the tubing system to the lab.
What is false.
TRUE or FALSE: If my patient is within defined normal limits for my initial assessments, I do not have to fill out each box within each assessment.
What is true.
A patient with a device such a central line should receive this type of bath daily
What is CHG
This technique is used to scrub the central line area.
What is up and down/back and forth
Name the categories of the Braden Scale.
What is Moisture, Nutrition, Mobility, Friction and Shear, Activity, Sensory Perception
TRUE or FALSE: Activase or CathFlo is a low dose t-PA that is used to restore patency and blood return to central lines, PICCs, and Medports.
What is TRUE
The nurse has redressed a patient’s wound and now plans to administer a medication to the patient. Which is the correct infection control procedure?
What is remove gloves, perform hand hygiene, and put on new gloves
The proper sequence for doffing PPE
What is gloves, gown, eye/face shield, mask
Your patient has a dialysis catheter and you noticed there is dried blood underneath the dressing. As the nurse you should...
What is change the dressing using sterile technique.
TRUE or FALSE: PIVs can become infected and be a source of infection.
List the causes of PIV infection.
What is true.
poor hand hygiene, site contamination after skin disinfecting, poor dressing adherence, phlebitis, occlusion (poor or absent flushing)
There are ____ errors from the following picture.
What is 10.