Hospital Admission, Transfers, and Rounding Flashcards

1
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In order for the admission to be a true inpatient admission what criteria must be met?

A

Requires a specific diagnosis, condition, level of care required, and service/physician willing to accept patient

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Who gets admitted?

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Ultimately up to the gestalt of the provider

no clear checkboxes

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3
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What is the pneumonic for writing admission orders?

What do the letters stand for?

A

ADC VANDALISM

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4
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What is included in the diagnosis documentation in admission orders?

Should secondary conditions be included?

A

Include primary diagnosis that explains admission, along with other relevant diagnoses that will be managed/monitored during hosptial stay

Stable conditions and not actively being managed shouldn’t be included

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5
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A condition status of undertermined means what?

A

Not yet completely assessed

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6
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How often are vitals usually collected while inpatient?

A

Q4 hours

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7
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What does “up ad lib” indicate in orders?

A

Patient can get up whenever and do whatever

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8
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What are some diet considerations to document in admission orders?

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  • Consistency
  • Restrictions
  • NPO
  • Nutrition consult
  • Tube feeds or TPN
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