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What is HIPAA stand for and what does it do?

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.  It is a protection for patients healthcare Information. Patient determines who can and cannot see and use information. The information is only shared to those involved in patient’s care.

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What is Libel?

Making derogatory remarks in writing

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What is slander?

Making derogatory remarks verbally

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What is purpose of conducting an EKG/ECG?

Conducting ECG allows doctors to use information about heart’s electrical activity to determine the condition of the heart.

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What should an Automated external defibrillator (AED) used for?

Used on people who need CPR, such as someone who has had a sudden cardiac arrest and it provide sock to the heart

Defibrillators: May use in hospital during code blue

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What is role of Cardiovascular Technologist?

Can perform but requires advanced skills and training to support physician.

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What is role of Telemetry Technician?

one who views, analyze and report the electrical activity of multiple patients heart seen on monitors.

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What is OSHA and what does it stand for?

It is a standard precautions developed by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration to safeguard all healthcare employees and their patients from risk of exposure to blood and other potential infectious materials.

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What are Standard precautions?

-Hand Hygiene

-Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

-Disposal of biohazardous waste

(PPE contaminated with bodily fluids)

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What is Hand Hygiene?

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommend Handwashing for 15 seconds/ longer is a medical aseptic technique

-No artificial nails

- Natural nails only ¼" long

-Wear gloves

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What is Airborne?

-Require respirator and gloves

-Patients with measles, chicken pox or tuberculosis

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What is Droplet?

Require gloves, gown and mask;  If patients with influenza, pneumonia and pertussis where coughing can transmit infectious, large droplets.

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Contact Precautions:

Require gloves and gown; Patients with infected open wounds, contagious skin irritations and gastrointestinal infections