Ischemic stroke
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Blockage of vessel to brain
Patients in the inpatient setting complain about?
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Beds, food, service
What steps should you follow if a patient issues you a complaint?
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1. Listen to the complaint
2. Assure them that you'll tell the appropriate people
3. Report the complaint to Leadership
4. Follow-up with the patient to say that you reported the complaint
What increases blood pressure?
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Pain, immediate exercise, stress, obesity, age, ethnicity, family history,
sodium
Hemorrhagic stroke
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Bursting of vessel in brain causing bleeding
TJC
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The Joint Commission; on-site survey every 3 years; standards for
accreditation: National Patient Safety Goals (NPSGs)
,Class C Fire
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Electrical
Class K Fire
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Cooking oils/greases
2018 NPSGs
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- Identify patients correctly (2 ways, to make sure correct blood is
transfused)
- Improve staff communication (get important test results to right person at
right time)
- Identify patient safety risks (suicide)
- Use alarms safely (make sure alarms are heard and responded to each
time)
- Prevent infection (hand cleaning)
- Use medicines safely (label them, be careful about patients who take
blood thinners, pass along correct info)
- Prevent mistakes in surgery
, Semi-Fowler's Position
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Fowler's position but with knees flexed and supported by
pillow
Helps reduce pressure on back
Signs of dying
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Lethargy, disorientation, incontinence, restlessness, reduced intake and
output, temperature sensitivity, breathing changes
Normal pulse/heart rate
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60-100 bpm adults
60-140 bpm children
100-190 bpm toddlers
100-205 bpm infants
CC
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Blockage of vessel to brain
Patients in the inpatient setting complain about?
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Beds, food, service
What steps should you follow if a patient issues you a complaint?
,Give this one a try later!
1. Listen to the complaint
2. Assure them that you'll tell the appropriate people
3. Report the complaint to Leadership
4. Follow-up with the patient to say that you reported the complaint
What increases blood pressure?
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Pain, immediate exercise, stress, obesity, age, ethnicity, family history,
sodium
Hemorrhagic stroke
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Bursting of vessel in brain causing bleeding
TJC
Give this one a try later!
The Joint Commission; on-site survey every 3 years; standards for
accreditation: National Patient Safety Goals (NPSGs)
,Class C Fire
Give this one a try later!
Electrical
Class K Fire
Give this one a try later!
Cooking oils/greases
2018 NPSGs
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- Identify patients correctly (2 ways, to make sure correct blood is
transfused)
- Improve staff communication (get important test results to right person at
right time)
- Identify patient safety risks (suicide)
- Use alarms safely (make sure alarms are heard and responded to each
time)
- Prevent infection (hand cleaning)
- Use medicines safely (label them, be careful about patients who take
blood thinners, pass along correct info)
- Prevent mistakes in surgery
, Semi-Fowler's Position
Give this one a try later!
Fowler's position but with knees flexed and supported by
pillow
Helps reduce pressure on back
Signs of dying
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Lethargy, disorientation, incontinence, restlessness, reduced intake and
output, temperature sensitivity, breathing changes
Normal pulse/heart rate
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60-100 bpm adults
60-140 bpm children
100-190 bpm toddlers
100-205 bpm infants
CC
