JCIA 8th Edition Highlights

A ____________ is required as a safety check before each new procedure when multiple procedures are performed on the same patient by different surgeons.

• Second Time out

• Time out

• Sign out

• Site Marking

The hospital defines a ________________ for reporting critical results and taking actions, when they should be communicated to healthcare practitioners.

• Time Zone

• Time Table

• Time Frame

_______________ is a medical specialty that uses radioactive materials for diagnosis and treatment, with strict safety standards to protect patients and healthcare professionals.

• Emergency Medicine

• Nuclear Medicine

• Family Medicine

• Internal Medicine

The hospital uses________________ screening tools to assess various risk factors in patients, tailored to the patient population such as risk of fall, self-harm etc.

• Situation Based

• Time Based

• Evidence Based

• System Based

The discharge planning process starts with the _____________ assessment, which evaluates the patient's needs and guides further care, treatment, and services.

• Nutrition

• Functional

• Initial

• Pain

The hospital defines _______________ population based on a predetermined list, annual risk assessment results, and legal/regulatory requirements.

• Psychiatric Population

• Pediatric Population

• Geriatric Population

• Vulnerable Population

The alarm systems, policies, procedures, and staff training are reviewed at a minimum of ______________ years to identify and implement improvements.

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

The hospital performs ________________ of all resuscitation events to assess effectiveness and identifies areas for improvement, focusing on aspects such as early warning signs, response times, and CPR quality.

• Systematic Review

• Internal Review

• External Review

• Third Party Review

Healthcare practitioners responsible for procedural sedation must demonstrate competence in various techniques, pharmacology, monitoring, complications, and _______________ assessment.

• Circulation

• Neurologic

• Breathing

• Airway

The _____________ medication order provide detailed instructions on the medication name, route, infusion rate, increments, frequency of changes, and maximum allowable dose or rate.

• Titration

• PRN

• STAT

• Routine