WorksheetsEducation Session: Learn with Fun 2
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
Two identifiers used as per hospital policy are MR number and surname
True
False
Critical lab results informed by technologist should be:
Repeat back
Listened carefully only
Verbalized back
Read back
Fall risk identification in adult inpatient areas is done through?
Morse scale
Braden scale
A to H criteria
MEWs score
A patient is having potassium of 2.8 was ordered to infuse 6 meq potassium IV over 8 hours. The nurse receives the infusion from pharmacy, what would be the priority for the nurse:
Start the infusion as per order.
Keep the infusion in the medication trolley
Keep the infusion in the outbox
Arrange an infusion pump, and arrange another nurse for double check
Handover tool used by healthcare assistants is:
IPASS
SBAR
SOAP
None of Above
Site marking for the surgery should be done by:
Assigned nurse
The doctor who will be involved in the surgery
Can be done by any healthcare provider
Assigned HCA
When Does the Discharge Process Start?
Soon after admission
On the day of discharge
One day before discharge
One hour before discharge
Which Of the Following Is Not Among The Complex Diagnosis Identified By The Hospital?
Pediatric cancer and Adult Acute Stroke.
CABG with comorbidities
End-stage renal disease with hemodialysis
Pancreatitis and pneumonia.
1. When Transferring A Patient From The Special Care Unit To The Intensive Care Unit The Staff should ensure:
Transportation checklist, cardiac monitor, Emergency transfer kit, specific equipment, and shifting orders
Transportation checklist and transfer kit only
Transportation checklist, cardiac monitor, and defibrillator.
Patient's medical record and transfer kit.
It Is Important To Stabilize Patients Before Transfer To Another Hospital.
True
False
Effective Discharge Planning helps in
Burdening
patient family.
Delaying recovery
Decreasing the risk of hospital readmission
Increasing the length of stay
Patients Are Screened at the Admission
To provide proper treatment and disposition
To plan for discharge
To arrange the doctor
To provide referral
All Patients Should Be Screened At All Entry Points, Including
Emergency department /UCS
Labor Room
Outpatient Clinic
All the above
Which Of The Following Questions Are Not Asked From The Patients While Screening For Communicable Diseases
Fever, Cough, Weight Loss, and Travel History
Cough, Fever, Rash, and Contact With Chicken Pox
Fever, Chest Pain, and Rash
Rash, Travel History, Contact With Measles, and Cough
Physician And Nursing Initial Assessment Form Should Be:
Completed within 4 hours of admission
Completed within 24 hours of admission
Completed on spot
Can be completed before discharge
The purpose of initial assessment is to analyze the data and information to develop care plan
True
False
The initial assessment is based on the minimum criteria defined by each speciality
True
False
Initial assessments help us in
Planning for surgery only
Deciding on the immediate and continuing care needs of the patient
Planning for patient discharge only
In data collection regarding the hospital's patient profile.
When should we teach patients and their families about their rights and responsibilities
At the time of discharge patient
At the time of transferring patient
At Outpatient initial visit and inpatient admission
None of above
The initial assessment of patient must include
List of patient’s current medication
Health history and physical examination
Initial psychological, socio-economic, spiritual and cultural assessment as needed
All of above
The priority work that we do as we receive the patient is to perform:
Initial assessment of the patient
Discharge planning of the patient
Diet Modification
transfer planning
While taking procedural consent from the patient it is important to explain them
Procedure being performed
Complications after the procedure
Benefits and risk related to the procedure
All of above
To help patients with language barrier hospital has the facility of
Refering to another hospital
Hospital's language directory
Asking family to bring/ hire their own translator
None of above
While providing care to the patients we must remember all except
Our patients, their families and their needs should be centre of our care
Patient needs are not the priority
It is important to respect patients' privacy
Care related needs of patients family must also be addressed
Patient education brochures__________
Dont provide any benefit to the patient
Can be used in place of consent
Help us in explaining patients about their treatment procedures
can increase the anxiety among patient and family
The initial assessment of the patient does not help us in identifying the immediate and continuing care needs of the patient
True
False
Hand Hygiene is performed;
Before touching the patient
After touching patient and surrounding
After blood and body fluid exposure
All of above
