Annual Nursing Education review of policies, procedures, and protocols for Primary Care HCT. Must be completed by March 31, 2016 with a minimum score of 90.
True
False
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No
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Obtain vital signs
Obtain EKG
Obtain oxygen saturation level
Give nitroglycerin
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Having the patient state their FULL Name and Room Number
Having the patient state their LAST Name and LAST 4 of their Social Security Number
Having the patient state their FULL Home Address
Having the patient state their FULL Name and FULL Social Security Number
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False
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LifeCare
LifePoint
LifeChoice
LifeLine
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Legally committed.
Physically or mentally impaired with increased risk of harm to self or others
Assigned a court appointed legal guardian.
Lacking cognitive ability (either permanently or temporarily) to make relevant decisions
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For all discharges
Patients who death is imminent
Patients who are deceased
For all admissions
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When a Nurse, Physician, Social Worker, Physician Assistant or Psychologist receives a call, they will triage the call, determine the appropriate clinical intervention and initiate a rescue if needed.
When possible make a warm transfer (allows for all three parties to be on the line at the same time)
Veterans who call the Medical Center with expressed suicidal or homicidal thoughts during duty hours (8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.) will be referred to the Psychiatry Access Center Team (PAC) pager 17359 (MUSC Simon).
NEVER PLACE A CALL ON HOLD
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Fever with or without chills
Tachycardia and/or tachypnea and dyspnea
Hives or rash to the patient's trunk and back
Sudden change in BP
Wheezing
Improvement of the hemoglobin and hematocrit values
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Allow patient to use his own wheelchair
Reposition every two hours if on bed rest
Encourage patient activity
Check patient for clothing that may be tight or constricting
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An urgent consultation request to the Ethics Consultation Service is to be by direct page to the designated Ethics Consultation Service Pager: 219-0143
Non-urgent consultation requests to the Ethics Consultation Service can be made by a CPRS formal consult, direct call or page to the Ethics Consultation Service Coordinator, 789-7133, Pager: 449
Non-urgent consultation requests to the Ethics Consultation Service can be made by calling theEthics Consultation Service Hotline: 789-6910.
There is no ethics consultation service - don't call anyone - figure it out by yourself
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Sudden weakness
Trouble speaking
Sudden sever headache
Pain in the jaw and shoulder
Inability to move one side
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