COVID-19 antigen Testing & CAUTI Prevention Flashcard

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What is the current limitation of the CPRS COVID-19 Antigen Testing template?

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It does not fully capture the required retest.

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What issue arises from the inability to record both initial and retest results in the same progress note?

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Fragmented data reducing Infection Control’s ability to review results

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What is the recommended action if the initial antigen test is positive?

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A retest is required immediately preferably using a different manufacturer.

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What should be documented for the retest?

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Date/time, test type, result, comments

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What benefit would an updated template provide?

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Promotion of accuracy and streamlined workflow

Front

Accurate statement for Insertion of indwelling catheters

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Use urinary catheters only when necessary and follow aseptic techniques for insertion and management.

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Foley catheter insertion:

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Follow aseptic technique and use sterile equipment for Foley catheter insertion.

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Accurate statement for Management of indwelling catheters

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Proper management of indwelling catheters includes securing them, maintaining sterility, replacing when necessary, collecting samples aseptically, ensuring unobstructed flow, and practicing hand hygiene.

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Essential foley catheter care practice: Avoid routine use of antimicrobial catheters, Treatment of asymptomatic bacteriuria and breaking closed systems.

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Avoid routine use of antimicrobial catheters, Treatment of asymptomatic bacteriuria and breaking closed systems.

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Urinary catheter complication includes: Decreased length of stay, Increased mobility, Increased length of stay, Inappropriate antibiotic use, CAUTI, urethral trauma/discomfort, immobility. No risk of infection

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Increased length of stay, Inappropriate antibiotic use, CAUTI, urethral trauma/discomfort, immobility.