Test Your Knowledge Of Jcaho Regulations
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Test your knowledge of JCAHO regulations by taking the quiz below
- 1.Physicians can remove Isolation Precautions as long as you have a written order on the chart
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 2.An admission Medication Reconciliation must be completed within what time frame?
- A.
30 minutes
- B.
12 hours
- C.
24 hours
- D.
Prior to being admitted to the floor from ED
- 3.Which of the following is the correct patient identification process?
- A.
Compare name & DOB on armband with MAR, labslip or diet slip on food tray and ask the patient their name & DOB
- B.
Ask the patient their name & DOB
- C.
Compare name & DOB on armband with MAR, labslip or diet slip on food tray
- 4.When must you label your medications? (i.e. syringes, IVPB)
- A.
If you have more than one medication
- B.
Anytime you transfer a medication from its original container
- C.
Only if it is an IV or IM medication
- 5.How are patient's advised of their rights and how to report any concerns?
- 6.If you receive a telephone order and repeat it back as you write it down, is that acceptable?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- 7.When must you verify a patient's identity?
- A.
Prior to giving medications
- B.
Prior to providing a meal or snack
- C.
Prior to emptying a foley collection bag
- D.
Prior to collecting a blood sample
- 8.PASS stands for....
- A.
Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
- B.
Point, Aim, Squeeze, Stand
- C.
Point, Alarm, Stand, Sweep
- D.
Pull, Alarm, Squeeze, Sweep
- 9.The "R" in RACE stands for
- 10.Contact Precautions is implemented for
- A.
MRSA
- B.
C-Diff
- C.
Positive Blood Cultures
- D.
TB
- 11.A green infection control sign is implemented for which type of infection?
- A.
- 12.Advanced Directives should be addressed
- 13.The number one step health care professionals can take to prevent infection is
- 14.Code Brown means
- 15.Who can turn off medical gas?
- A.
Charge nurse
- B.
AOD
- C.
Respiratory Therapist
- D.
Primary Nurse
- E.
Physician
- 16.Where would you find information about chemicals used within the hospital?
- 17.What is the expected turn-around time to report critical test results to the physician/ARNP/PA?
- A.
30 minutes
- B.
60 minutes
- C.
90 minutes
- D.
12 hours
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