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TELL ME WHERE IT HURTS
NAME THAT NURSE SENSITIVE INDICATOR
JUST THE FACTS MA'AM
I KNOW MY RIGHTS
GERM GERM GO AWAY AND NEVER COME BACK AGAIN
100
PAIN
What is the fifth vital sign
100
CAUTI
What is catheter associated urinary tract infection *Nurse driven foley removal protocol and catheter care every shift are nurse driven interventions to prevent CAUTI
100
Upon first patient/family encounter
When does discharge planning begin
100
This should be given to all patients upon admission that includes the Akron General Rights Brochure
What is the Welcome Packet
100
Who is responsible for infection control
Who is EVERYONE
200
60 minutes
When should pain reassessment be done after an oral pain medication administered *pain reassessment should be done and recorded after each administration of an opioid
200
HAPU
What is hospital acquired pressure ulcer *Braden scale assessment and interventions,mobility protocols, muscle health drink protocol, and skin champion program are nursing interventions to prevent HAPU
200
This is evaluated every shift
What is an individualized plan of care
200
This is screened upon admission and recorded in the health history, along with nutritional assessment, suicide screening, functionality and cognitive ability assessment
What is preferred language spoken and language barriers *interpretive services are available
200
CCAG goal for hand hygiene compliance rate
What is 100 %
300
30 minutes
When should pain reassessment be done after IV pain medication administration *Pain reassessment should be done and recorded every time the administration of an opioid given
300
CLABSI
What is Central line associated blood stream infection *Central line dressing policy, CURO CAPS, labeling and changing tubing and dressing, holding all accountable to maintain sterile procedural technique, and avoid femoral line placement are ways to prevent CLABSI
300
*Patient identification is defined with patient stating their name and birthdate, type of surgery/procedure or site *All members of the team need to be actively involved *Documentation needs to be done when completed *Correct patient, correct site, correct procedure/surgery
What is TIME OUT
300
This is used ONLY to ensure immediate physical safety of patient, staff members or others in accordance with established standards
What are restraints
300
*Perform entering and exiting patient room *Perform prior handling an invasive device *Perform after any contact with body fluids/excretions, mucus membranes, non-intact skin, or wound dressings *Perform after contact with inanimate surface/objects in vicinity of the patient *Perform after removing sterile gloves or non-sterile gloves *Perform when moving from a contaminated body site to another during an assessment
What is hand hygiene
400
PQRST
What is the pain assessment tool used at CCAG *P=Provocation/Palliation *Q=Quality/Quantity *R=Region/Radiation *S=Severity scale *T=Timing
400
*Purposeful hourly rounding *Shift safety huddle and Nurse to tech report *Fall bundle with toileting schedule *Pharmacy consult *Patient education about medications and fall risks *Risk assessment and interventions
What are way/interventions to prevent FALLS
400
*Two forms of identification, patient's name and birthdate, used taking action with a patient * time out *labeling lab specimens in front of patient *are associated with acts that have high risk
What are RED RULES
400
Patients have the right to be informed of procedures and the risks and benefits as well as other procedures that might be an options
What is informed consent
400
Gloves are required with all patient contact in these departments
What are MICU, SICU, CVICU/ICC AND NSICU
500
RASS
What is the Richmond Agitation Sedation Scale, used to assess sedation prior to and after the administration of pain medication, as well as patient BP, HR, and RR
500
Structure, Process, Outcomes
What are the three aspects of nursing care that nurse sensitive indicators reflect *outcome indicators reflect patient outcomes that reflect nursing quality of care *when looking at a graph comparing nurse sensitive indicator data, the results should be BELOW the national mean *FUN FACT* Florence Nightingale was the first to define quality of nursing care by working to improve hospital conditions and to measure patient outcomes
500
This is done at bedside by two care givers checking for correct patient and correct order
What is correct method of labeling lab specimens
500
patients have the right to refuse treatment but must accept this if they refuse
What are the consequences
500
*Linen is covered *Soiled linen bags are not on floors *PPE is available where appropriate *No foods or drink in clinical areas *Follow hand hygiene practices at all times
What are just a few tips for you on the checklist for TJC Survey Readiness