Why should we report MIDPs? (select all that apply)

Reporting MDIPs is mandatory.

Completing an RLS - MDIP report automatically generates an MDIP report.

An event that reasonably could or does result in unintended injury or complications arising from health care management, with outcomes that may range from (but are not limited to) death or disability to dissatisfaction with health care management or require a change in patient care. Events that reach the patient.

This label should be filled out for process(es):

This label should be filled out this label for process(es):

Where would you quarantine a consumable or reusable device, OR piece of equipment, following process A

Select the correct reporting process to follow for this scenario. You notice your room is low on povidone-iodine prep. You go to soiled holding to get more, and note that almost all of the bottles appear to have prep solution leaking out of the lids.

Select the appropriate reporting process for the following scenario. A stapler misfires on a patient intraoperatively.

Select the appropriate process for the following scenario. The scrub nurse is trying to load a screw on a new Xia screwdriver. The locking mechanism on the screwdriver will not work properly, so the screw is not securely loaded. The scrub nurse immediately informs the circulator, and hands the screwdriver off of the set up.

Select the appropriate process for the following scenario. A harmonic is opened and plugged into the generator as normal. The surgeon uses the harmonic once with no issues. When they attempt to use the harmonic again, an error message appears on generator stating that "device cannot be found". On visual inspection, there appears to be no damage to the harmonic hand piece.

From the previous scenario (Harmonic malfunction), which should be quarantined:

Select the most appropriate process for the following scenario. While preparing the theatre for a craniotomy, the nurse prepares the Doro skull clamp, and attaches the Doro skull clamp adaptor to the bed. The nurse completes all skull clamp adaptor safety checks and doesn't note any issues. Doro clamp is applied, patient is positioned, and surgery begins. Several minutes into the case the surgeon states that the doro is not secure and the patients positioning has been altered.

Select the most appropriate process for the following scenario. During a laparotomy, the surgeon notes that the Metzenbaum scissors being used are dull and require sharpening.

Select the most appropriate process for the following scenario. A brand-new piece of equipment has been brought into your department. While trying to familiarize yourself with the new equipment, you note that the two surgeon pedals, that perform vastly different functions are IDENTICAL (same size, shape, and colour), and using the wrong pedal could certainly cause patient harm.

Select the most appropriate process for the following scenario. You are scrubbed on a robotic prostatectomy and the surgeon states that one of the endowrist instruments is not rotating as expected, making suturing very challenging. The instrument is noted to be on its 2nd (of ten) use.

Select the most appropriate process for the following scenario. You are scrubbed on a Left VATS for Left upper Lobectomy. The circulator dispenses a stapler and a staple load. You load the staple cartridge onto the stapler and note that the staples are raised, despite never having been fired. You immediately hand off the cartridge.

Following this in-service, I feel: