This bingo card has a free space and 75 words: Most important patient safety things you do every day?, What disinfectants are you using in the clinics?, What procedures do you do in your clinic?, COVID Screening process, COVID Visitor Masking, What to do if you have someone screen positive when patient calls to check in?, Instrument Reprocessing in procedure room?, Correct way to transport instrument in halls?, What is instrument reprocessing in dirty supply?, Where are the eyewash stations located?, What is Code Red?, What do you do if fire alarm goes off?, Where is the nearest fire extinguisher and alarm?, What are some general safety and staff competencies St. Luke’s offer., What do you do if a patient is going downhill and there is an emergency in your clinic?, QC and waived testing supplies is located were?, Proper sterile instrument storage?, Vaccines given by clinic and competencies needed?, Medications given to pediatrics and how to determine about given?, How is clinic medication stored to ensure it is accessible only by clinical staff?, How to ensure Medication Safety?, What steps to follow for safe medication administration?, What is the correct medication handling?, How do you assess patients for fall risk?, Proper steps in receiving critical lab values over the phone?, How much time do you have report a Critical value to a provider?, What is critical value?, How much time do you have report an Emergent Value to a provider?, What is an emergent value?, What does clinic have on hand to deal with an environmental exposure?, Who do you notify if you do have a spill in clinic?, What are consents?, When do you complete a consent?, Signs of abuse and neglect, Therapy plans?, Emergency management Binder location?, Location of HVA?, What is HVA?, How do we know when patients rooms are cleared when evacuating the clinic?, How to alarm the clinic there is a fire?, What is Code Grey?, How do you notify coworkers of a disgruntled patient?, What do you do when you have an angry patient?, What is a performance improvement initiative in your clinic?, How did your performance improvement project help your clinic during COVID?, How do you inform patients of their rights?, What is a complaint?, What is a grievance?, What are the 5 moment of hand hygiene?, Should you use hand hygiene when entry and exit of a unoccupied patient room?, What is the room cleaning process?, How do you access the clinic isolation guide?, Where can you find resources related to infection prevention?, How do you get updates about COVID?, What are the standards for delivering safe care during the COVIDS-19 pandemic?, How are you keeping staff, patients, and visitors safe from exposure to COVID-19?, Where do you find resources related to COVID-19?, What is St. Luke’s system safety event reporting program?, What is the Employee Assistance Program?, What are IFU's, Dwell time for Grey top wipes?, What is PHI?, Why cannot we use single dose vials as a multidose vial?, Where is the eye wash stations?, What does Standard Precautions mean?, A patient presents with a chief complaint or symptom associated with pain, where and how do you document it?, What are the required elements of a medication label?, What is the Dwell time for Orange container wipes?, What is the Dwell time for green top wipes?, What does PASS stand for?, What are the 6 Right of Medications?, What is RACE?, What does SALAD stand for (regarding medications and storage), What is the dwell time for Lysol wipes? and FREE!!!.
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