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What blood pressure is considered hypotension?
< 90/60
What change in blood pressure is considered significant?
20-30 mmHg change from baseline
What defines orthostatic hypotension?
↓ 20 systolic OR ↓ 10 diastolic when standing
What are standard precautions?
Used for all patients; hand hygiene + PPE as needed
What PPE is used for contact precautions?
Gown + gloves
What conditions require contact precautions?
MRSA, C. diff, RSV
What PPE is used for droplet precautions?
Surgical mask
What conditions require droplet precautions?
Flu, pneumonia, COVID-19
What PPE is used for airborne precautions?
N95 + negative pressure room
, What conditions require airborne precautions?
TB, measles, varicella
What does RACE stand for?
Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish
What does PASS stand for?
Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
How do you move ambulatory patients in a fire?
Walk them out
How do you move non-ambulatory patients?
Bed or stretcher
What should you do with ventilated patients in a fire?
Disconnect + bag valve mask
What is the "magic number" for restraint checks?
Every 2 hours
What should you assess when checking restraints?
Circulation, skin integrity, ROM, nutrition/hydration, toileting
What is the priority assessment?
Circulation (neurovascular status)
When should restraints be used?
Only after less restrictive measures fail
Correct Answers
What blood pressure is considered hypotension?
< 90/60
What change in blood pressure is considered significant?
20-30 mmHg change from baseline
What defines orthostatic hypotension?
↓ 20 systolic OR ↓ 10 diastolic when standing
What are standard precautions?
Used for all patients; hand hygiene + PPE as needed
What PPE is used for contact precautions?
Gown + gloves
What conditions require contact precautions?
MRSA, C. diff, RSV
What PPE is used for droplet precautions?
Surgical mask
What conditions require droplet precautions?
Flu, pneumonia, COVID-19
What PPE is used for airborne precautions?
N95 + negative pressure room
, What conditions require airborne precautions?
TB, measles, varicella
What does RACE stand for?
Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish
What does PASS stand for?
Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
How do you move ambulatory patients in a fire?
Walk them out
How do you move non-ambulatory patients?
Bed or stretcher
What should you do with ventilated patients in a fire?
Disconnect + bag valve mask
What is the "magic number" for restraint checks?
Every 2 hours
What should you assess when checking restraints?
Circulation, skin integrity, ROM, nutrition/hydration, toileting
What is the priority assessment?
Circulation (neurovascular status)
When should restraints be used?
Only after less restrictive measures fail
