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3 types of communication
nonverbal, electronic, therapeutic
SBAR stands for
Situation, background, assessment, recommendation
S in SBAR definition
client who is being talked about and reason for communication
B in SBAR definition
provide clinical background
A in SBAR definition
brief evaluation of the situation
R in SBAR definition
suggestions for care, summarize, questions
pathogen
microorganism that cause disease or infection
communicable disease
disease that can spread form person to person
chain of infection order
infectious agent, reservoir, portal of exit, mode of transmission, portal of entry, susceptible host
infectious agent
organism with the ability to cause diease
reservoir
where agents can live and multiply
portal of exit
site to get out of reservoir
mode of transmission
how agents spread from person to person
portal of entry
where agent gains access to a new host
aseptic
absence of pathogenic microorganisms
medical asepsis
clean technique
surgical aspesis
sterile technique
DON order
gown, mask, goggles, gloves
DOFF order
gloves,goggles,gown,mask
PPE for airborne
N95
droplet PPE
mask
contact PPE
gown,gloves
protective PPE
mask
airborne/contact PPE
N95, gown, gloves
droplet/contact PPE
gown,gloves,mask
tuberculosis, measles, chickenpox
airborne
pneumonia, influenza, rubella, pertussis
droplet
MRSA, lice, draining wounds
contact
chemo, burns, immunosuppresed
protective
varicella, herpes, shingles, SARS, small pox
airborne/contact
MRSA, VRSA
droplet/contact
how to not position patient in restraints
supine, flat bed
least restrictive restraint
mittens
how to check circulatory system after restraints were applied
capillary refill, numbness, pulse, finger/toe movement
what is included in a fall risk assessment
age, fall history, incontinence, medications, care equipment, mobility, cognition
5 rights to delegations
right task, right circumstance, right person, right direction, right evaluation
position for enemas and suppositories
left lateral sims
when to wet patient face with shaving
regular razor
use an electric razor when…
patient is taking anticoagulants
clear liquid diet does not include what
milk products
dysphasia
difficulty speaking
occult definition
hidden
equipment for fecal occult blood test
hemoccult test paper, hemoccult developer, wooden applicator
step 1 of fecal occult blood test
apply smear of stool to box A and different smear to box B
How long to let stool sample sit on fecal occult blood test
3-5 minutes
after developer is added, how long to see results on fecal occult blood test
60 seconds
after developer is added, how long to see results on fecal occult blood test control section
10 seconds
what to use to measure urine from foley
graduate
height of foley bag
below bladder
normal intake and output
2300-2600 ml per day
4 steps before feeding
check, assess, make, assess
dysphagia
difficulty swallowing