Rescue, Activate, Contain, Evacuate
What is What to do in the event of Fire? - RACE
L, R, QD, QOD, MSO4, and u are all examples of these.
What are Unapproved or Banned abbreviations?
NSI is the acronym for this:
What is Nursing Sensitive Indicators?
Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
What is How to use a fire extinguisher? - PASS
Situation, Background, Assessment, and Recommendation
What is SBAR? Or, how we perform "handoff communication"?
All of our post anesthesia/sedation patients "fall" into this category:
What is HIGH fall risk (greater than 11 points on the fall risk assessment)?
The term for listing all patient medications (including herbals and supplements), meds to be discontinued, meds to continue, and new medications.
What is Medication Reconciliation?
We adhere to strict asepsis and protocol to prevent this HAI (hospital aquired infection)
What is: (any are acceptable) CAUTI (catheter associated UTI) - CLABSI (central line associated bloodstream infection) - VAP (ventilator associated pneumonia) - SSI (surgical site infection)
This is the PPE (personal protective equipment) we must put on when entering the room of a patient with contact precautions.
What are gown and gloves?
We WRITE DOWN and then READ BACK all of these.
What is a Telephone or Verbal order?
The link on the CareWeb where an incident is reported (i.e. pt. fall or injury, employee exposure).
What is the PSN or Patient Safety Network?
The part of Universal Protocol during which the Circulator and the Anesthesia Team verify the following: Pt. ID, allergies, and risks; Surgical site marking, procedure and consent; Monitoring and suction equipment are functional; Appropriate medication and fluids available
What is the Pre-Induction Surgical Safety Checklist?
What is the acronym POU stand for?
What is Point of Use Care for Instrumentation in the OR. Clean at the time of use.