NUR 220 EXAM 4
1. QSEN
Answer Quality and Safety Education for Nurses
2. IOM
Answer Institute of Medicine
3. TJC
Answer The Joint Commission
- safety of clinical excellence
Answer
QSEN, IOM, TJC
- 3 failures
Answer failure to recognize, rescue and plan
- how do we prepare?
- code pink
Answer skills check offs simulation grading medication calculation quizzes
Answer infant abduction 1 / 4
- QSEN competencies
Answer Patient-Centered Care Teamwork and Collaboration
Evidence-Based Practice Quality Improvement Safety Informatics
- QSEN defines safety as minimizing risk of harm to patients and providers through both
Answer system effectiveness and individual performance
- what are some patient safety goals that students can helpidentify patients correctly
Answer checking ID bands
- what are some patient safety goals that students can helpimprove staff communications
Answer SBAR, report correctly
- what are some patient safety goals that students can help use medications safely
- checks
Answer
med reconciliation label meds
13. RACE
Answer rescue, alarm, confine, evacuate
14. 3 SAFETY ERRORS
Answer
#1 2 / 4
Answer
MEDICATION ERRORS
#2
Answer FALLS
#3 IMPROPER USE OF RESTRAINTS
- medication error
Answer breakdown or failure at any point in the medication use process
- 3 types of medication error
Answer omission
Answer missed, didn't do something communication
Answer vague intructions
commission
Answer did something wrong
- omission examples
Answer drug not prescribed drug not dispensed drug not administered drug not taken
- commission examples 3 / 4
Answer wrong drug or dose prescribed wrong drug or dose dispensed
wrong drug administered wrong patient frequency timing or duration of the drug is incorrect wrong route allergic reaction drug interaction
- what is the most common med error for students
Answer omission
- what are contributing factors for student med errors
Answer inexperience and distraction
- what are examples of insulin errors
Answer selecting wrong insulin wrong dose/wrong patient
- meds errors
Answer administering drugs that are on hold or discontinued not monitoring vs or labs prior to medication administration
prepping oral meds in parenteral syringes and giving IV wrong patient when preparing meds for more than 1 patient
- more risk for falls
Answer females
- fall risk increased with age over
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