Joint Commission Trivia Jeopardy Template

Infection Control	Potpourri	Medication management	Environment of Care	Patient Safety
100 The single most effective way to prevent transmission of infection What is handwashing?	100 Before providing care to a patient, you must verify you have the right patient using two of these What are Patient Identifiers?	100 This clinical care process involves finding out what medications a patient is taking, comparing them to what have been taken in the past, documenting changes and checking for safety issues What is Medication Reconciliation?	100 This type of safety exercise prepares staff to keep employee, patient and visitors safe in the case of loss of power, local industry chemical exposure or other unexpected events What are disaster drills	100 You notice a piece of equipment is not working correctly. What is you next action. What is label with a defective sticker, describe the problem and notify Bio-med
200 Gloves, gown, masks, eye shields and face shields are all examples of this What is Personal Protective Equipment?	200 It tells you whether a piece of patient equipment has been serviced recently, and is safe to use during patient care What is Bio-Med sticker	200 "U", "IU" and "QD all appear on this list What is the "Do not Use" abbreviation list?	200 What is important to remember about fire extinguisher panels? What is - they should not be blocked	200 Your patient is identified as a high fall risk. What is your immediate action to protect the patient Add a clip to the armband, write the risk on the white board, and turn on the bed alarm to the middle picture.
300 All of these, the the exception of vaccines must be disposed of 28 days after opening What are multi-use vials	300 During this process before starting a patient procedure is important to identify an missing information, and prevent errors What is time-out?	300 What is important to remember about pill splitters? What is-they must be cleaned between use of each patient to have their own splitter.	300 What should be completed after each use of a glucometer? What is - the machine should be cleaned with a super-sani or chlorox wipe	300 Application of restraints on a patient require frequent checks to maintain safety. What should be done every two hours What is: circulation checked, ask if they need bathroom or drink or anything else.
400 This infection control practice considers all patients to be possible carriers of blood-borne pathogens, and requires PPE to be used when coming into contact with ALL patients blood, urine or other body fluids What are Universal Precautions	400 A patient enters the ER and states that they are considering suicide. What is your first action? Immediate one-one care	400 What should happen with all medications or or off a sterile field What is, they should be labeled with: Drug name, strength (or amount), expiration date and time.	400 What is important to remember about items in the hallway/ What is- they should be on one side only and can only remain in one place for 30 minutes.	400 You notice a green lid on a food tray. What does this signify? Patient has a food allergy and tray should be checked to validate its' safety.
500 This process should be used to disinfect medical instruments that cannot be passed through an autoclave machine What is high level disinfection?	500 You have just checked the patient nourishment refrigerator and noted that the temperature is out of range. What is your next action? Notify the maintenance department.	500 All PRN orders must have this? What is an indication for use?	500 What is important to note about food or drink at the desk area. What is- it is prohibited?	500 Your patient is on isolation and there is a cart outside the door. What is important to remember. What is: PPE recommendations must be followed, patient and family educated and isolation added to the plan of care.

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