Generic + Brand + Route
The name for measles, mumps and rubella and the route it is given.
What is MMR given SQ?
The 3 components in the MMR vaccine?
What is measles, mumps, rubella?
Screening procedure for colon cancer.
What is a colonoscopy?
The test used to determine a person's average blood glucose over the course of 3 months (retro)
What is an a1c?
Name the 5 patient rights.
The brand and generic name for the chicken pox vaccine and how it is given.
What is varicella/Varivax given SQ?
The 3 components in the TDAP vaccine.
What is Tetanus, Diphtheria, and Pertussis?
A basic procedure typically completed to visualize bones for fractures or breaks.
What is an x-ray?
The test used to check cholesterol levels?
Explain the double check process.
If a medication will be administered by any individual who did not prepare the medication, a double-check must be performed
Clinical staff, with the exception of nurses, physicians, or advanced practice providers, are also required to perform the double-check process when preparing any medication, regardless if they will be administering the medication or not, that is drawn from a multi-dose vial, that requires calculation, reconstitution, or mixing of medications.
The double check process includes:
Confirm order in Epic using the 5 rights of medication administration:
Right Patient (using 2 identifiers: full name and DOB)
Right Drug
Right Dose
Right Route
Right Time
Withdraw the solution(s) into a syringe
Using the order in Epic, "double-check" the medication, strength and volume that has been withdrawn into the syringe against the vial, with either a Licensed Practical Nurse, Registered Nurse, Advanced Practice Nurse, Physician Assistant, or a Physician. Document in Epic using ".doublecheck"
Prior to administration, verify patient identity using 2 patient identifiers (name and DOB)
Document in Epic using ".ptid"
The name for zoster vaccine and how it is given.
What is Shingrix given IM?
The components of the Twinrix vaccine.
What is Hepatitis A & Hepatitis B?
Procedure that involves radiation, uses x-rays to make images at different angles, and can be completed in around 5 minutes.
What is a CT scan?
Which test reviews several components of blood including red blood cell count, wbcs, hematocrit?
What is a cbc?
Location of policies at NS accessed via internet.
Under applications--> Policy Manuals--> PolicyStat (NS MG)
The name for the vaccine that protects against meningitis and how it is given.
What is Meningococcal ACWY/Menactra/MenQuadfi given IM).
The pneummococcal vaccine that protects against 20 serotypes?
What is Prevnar 20?
An expensive procedure that uses magnetic fields and radiofrequency to produce detailed images and may not be a good option for claustrophobic people.
What is an MRI?
This panel is ordered to review kidney functioning.
What is a renal function panel?
Name a medication that is a type of antihypertensive.
What is.....?
The name for the vaccine that prevents 90% of several types of cancers.
What is HPV Human Papillomavirus/Gardasil 9 given IM?
The pneumococcal vaccine that protects against 23 serotypes?
What is PPSV23?
A procedure that is safe to complete in pregnancy, does not require radiation, and uses high frequency sound waves to create images.
What is an ultrasound?
Name the type of test that is used to determine if an anti-coagulation medication is effective (i.e coumadin).
What is PT-INR?
Name a medication that is a type of antidepressant.
What is....?