Session 2 Flashcards

1
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A combination of patient care elements that can be consistently implemented to reduce harm is a?

A

Bundle

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2
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A federal organization that pays for healthcare for low-income and elderly people and tracks healthcare outcomes is?

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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid services

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3
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A report filled that documents an accident or injury occurring in the hospital is?

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An incident report

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4
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An organization that focuses on safety of patients and that has developed a number of bundles of care to achieve that goal is?

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Institute for healthcare improvement

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5
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A professional organization that has identified six aims of 21st century healthcare: that all healthcare should be safe, effective, patient-centered, timely, efficient, and equitable is called?

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The institute of medicine

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6
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An approach to error evaluation that examines the nature of the error to assist in determining the appropriate response to the individual who made the error is called?

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Just culture

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7
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The excellence or superiority of something; often viewed on a continuum, from poor quality to high quality is called?

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Quality

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8
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A project designed to provide a framework for the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary for future nurses is called?

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Quality and safety education for nurses

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9
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A process used to determine the underlying cause of an event is?

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Root cause analysis

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10
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The avoidance or prevention of adverse outcomes for patients is called?

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Safety

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11
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The study of safety knowledge and technology to prevent harm to patients is called?

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Safety science

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12
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A safety error in which hospitals are required to report serious safety event to regulatory agencies and state health agencies is called?

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Sentinel event

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13
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Lack of oxygen, leading to cell death is called?

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Asphyxiation

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14
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The use of biological agents to compromise safety and to cause fear is called?

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Bioterrorism

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15
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Injuries caused by exposure to thermal, chemical, electrical, or radioactive energy is?

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Burns

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16
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Interruption of body functions due to electrical current is called?

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Electrical shock

17
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Collapses, dropping down, or toppling are called?

A

Falls

18
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To connect electricity between an electrical conductor and the ground or earth is called?

A

Ground

19
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Investing, inhaling, or absorbing potentially hazardous substances is?

A

Poisoning

20
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What do you call substances in air, water, or land that are potentially harmful to health?

A

Pollution

21
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The avoidance of prevention of adverse outcomes for patients is?

A

Safety

22
Q

What do you call safe places for children to stand or sit when a potentially dangerous activity is under way?

A

Safety zones

23
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What do you call safety bars that assist patients in turning and serve as a reminder not to inadvertently roll out of bed; used on beds, stretchers, and similar equipment?

A

Side rails

24
Q

Oxygen deprivation is called?

A

Suffocation