CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL IN PATIENT SAFETY PRACTICE EXAMINATION ACTUAL 2024 EXAM.COMPLETE GENUINE EXAM WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS LATEST 2024 UPDATE.A+ GRADE ASSURED

CERTIFICATION BOARD FOR PROFESSIONALS IN PATIENT SAFETY. CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL IN PATIENT SAFETY PRACTICE EXAMINATION ACTUAL 2024 EXAM.COMPLETE GENUINE EXAM WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS LATEST 2024 UPDATE.A+ GRADE ASSURED √ 1. Analysis of hand sanitizer use over time throughout the hospital identified three patient rooms with significantly lower hand sanitizer use compared to the facility-wide mean. The patient safety professional should A. test the sanitizer units for proper function. B. ensure a proper supply of sanitizer units is available. observe staff usage of sanitizer in these rooms. D. instruct the staff in these rooms to use additional sanitizer. √ 2. The 5 dimensions of a high reliability organization are A. sensitivity to operations, preoccupation with failure, deference to expertise, mindfulness, and reluctance to simplify. B. preoccupation with failure, deference to expertise, mindfulness, resilience, and reluctance to simplify. sensitivity to operations, preoccupation with failure, deference to expertise, resilience, and reluctance to simplify. D. sensitivity to operations, preoccupation with failure, normalization of deviance, resilience, and reluctance to simplify. √ 3. A 23-year-old trauma patient received multiple transfusions during resuscitation. While cleaning the trauma room, a team member notices an empty bag of incompatible packed red cells. The patient dies a few days later of multiple system failure. Which of the following should a patient safety professional do first? A. Await determination of the cause of death. B. Notify the blood bank of the incompatible unit of blood. Initiate an investigation of the circumstances. D. Notify the trauma service manager. √ 4. Patients who are more highly engaged in their own care are more likely to have A. a higher education. B. improved sense of worth. C. higher care expenditures. improved health outcomes. √ 5. The medical surgical units at a community hospital consistently have a falls- with-injury rate above national benchmarks. The multidisciplinary prevention strategy team has developed a fall prevention tool kit. The next step is to A. review literature on best practices for fall prevention. engage frontline staff to develop an implementation plan. C. track restraint use on patients at high risk for falls with injury. D. collect data for 6 months to determine if revision to the tool kit is needed. √ 6. Which of the following is most important for prioritizing patient safety initiatives within an organization? A. cases that are highlighted in the media relevant issues from internal data sets C. international accreditation requirements D. vendor user group advisories √ 7. A trend in near miss event reports suggests that compliance with the Universal Protocol has decreased in a hospital's surgical department. Development of a culture where the Universal Protocol is used with every surgery must include A. mediation of complaints from surgeons about the pre-operative process. B. patient understanding of the risks when it is not performed. identification of process gaps by surgical care providers. D. regular comparison with safety culture survey findings. √ 8. A patient safety professional at a 600-bed hospital is informed that five physicians accounted for 80% of recent missed hand-hygiene opportunities. Which of the following is the most effective intervention? A. Instruct bedside nurses to coach physicians in hand hygiene. Address behavioral choices directly with the physicians. C. Report the information to the infection prevention committee. D. Focus on system design barriers. √ 9. A patient safety professional is preparing a quarterly report for distribution among all staff at a family health center. The report summarizes all reported safety events. The reason for sharing the safety event reports is to A. highlight complacency among staff. B. illustrate to leadership staff risks to patient care. C. demonstrate staff's lack of adherence to evidence-based care. promote staff awareness of risks to patients. √ 10. Multiple nurses have reported that a physician's behavior is disruptive. An effective first step in responding to the nurses' concern is to A. counsel the physician. B. terminate the privileges of the physician. C. refer the case to a physician impairment committee. interview the physician. √ 11. Which of the following tools is designed to improve adherence to safe practices for surgical procedures? A. predictive analytics B. care pathway C. surgical dashboard standardized checklist √ 12. One of the most common errors in systems thinking is A. an inability to break the system elements into department-specific elements. failing to predict unintended consequences of changing a system element. C. the tendency to foster greater interdependence than anyone can master. D. neglecting to use technological advancements to their full potential. X 13. Human factors can be defined as the A. √ interactions between humans and other elements of a sys