5.1.6 study Flashcards
safety regulations
what does the list have in common?
- foods
- electronic products giving off radiation
- drugs
- cosmetics
- biologics
- veterinary products
- medical devices
- tobacco products
FDA regulated products
name the organization:
protects workers from injuries on the job by setting and enforcing safety rules.
occupational safety and health administration
(OSHA)
name the organization:
protects the public from injuries related to medical devices and drugs.
food and drug administration
(FDA)
name the organization:
protects workers by performing research to help prevent spread of disease on the job.
centers for disease control and prevention
(CDC)
name the organization:
a branch of the cdc that makes safety recommendations based on research data to help prevent on-site injury.
national institute for occupational safety and health
(NIOSH)
name the organization:
an international organization conducting research worldwide to track spread of diseases and other health issues.
world health organization
(WHO)
define:
a flexible tube inserted into a large vein in a patient to provide ongoing access to administer medication and perform blood tests.
central line
(central venous catheter)
define:
a mistake made by health care professionals that may cause harm to a patient.
these are deviations from the best practices recommended by regulatory agencies and employers’ safety protocols.
medical error
what does this precedure ensure?
matching the patient’s name and birth date to the name and birth date on the medication.
making sure the right patient gets the right medication.
define:
an investigative tool used to find the main reason a medical error occurred.
(examines the highest level of a problem.)
root-cause analysis