Module 1: Safety Flashcards

1
Q

What is the standard procedure follow throughout AHS to respond to a fire emergency?

A
Remove those in immediate danger
Ensure all doors are closed
Activate the fire alarm
Call your designated fire emergency number and report location
Try to extinguish or control the fire
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2
Q

What is the simple way of how to use a fire extinguisher?

A
PASS:
Pull the pin
Aim the extinguisher at the base of the fire
Squeeze the handle
Sweep at the base of the fire
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3
Q

What are chemical restraints?

A

A drug is used to restrict the freedom or movement of a patient or in some cases to sedate a patient

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4
Q

What are physical restraints?

A

Any method used with intent to restrict freedom of movement or to control the behavior of an individual

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5
Q

What are the risks of physical restraints?

A
  • Pressure ulcers, skin trauma
  • Decreased muscle mass, strength
  • Physical discomfort, increased pain
  • Obstructed and restricted circulation
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6
Q

Ethical Principles to Apply in Decision Making

A

Autonomy
Non-maleficence
Beneficence

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7
Q

What does autonomy mean?

A

Individual’s right to participate in decisions regarding their own care

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8
Q

What does nonmaleficence mean?

A

The obligation to do no harm and to protect others from harm

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9
Q

What is beneficence?

A

The obligation to benefit others

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10
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Steps in documentation for restraints

A
  • Initial and ongoing assessments regarding need for restraint and alternative attempts
  • Communications with physician and patient/family
  • Description of restraint used
  • Times of restraint application and removal
  • Assessments, e.g., comfort, skin condition
  • Effectiveness of restraint
  • Assessment of need for continuing restraint
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11
Q

Code Blue

A

Medical emergency/cardiac arrest

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12
Q

Code Red

A

Fire

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13
Q

Code White

A

Violence/aggression

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14
Q

Code purple

A

Hostage

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15
Q

Code yellow

A

Missing person

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16
Q

Code black

A

Bomb threat

17
Q

Code grey

A

Shelter in place / air exclusion

18
Q

Code green

A

Evacuation

19
Q

Code brown

A

Chemical spill / Hazardous Substance Release

20
Q

Code orange

A

Mass Casualty Incident

21
Q

Procedures of RACE

A

Rescue
Alarm
Contain
Extinguish