Standard precautionsshould be used for everypatient every timeregardless of suspected orconfirmed infection statuswhich protects employeesfrom known and unknowninfections.LDL/low leveldisinfecting: Used onnon-critical items thatcontact intact skin butnot mucousmembranes ex., BPcuffs, computers,stethoscopes, etc.if the fall risk screenindicates that thepatient is at risk forfalling, the Fall RiskBanner within Epicwill show in thepatient’s Storyboard.Fall screening isdocumented in therooming activity of Epicin the “screening” tabin an open encounter.It can also be foundwithin the fallscreening flowsheet.More information onthe fall riskscreening can befound on C360Policy PE016appendix W.WASHyour handsfor 20seconds!The fall risk screeningdocumentation can befound underflowsheets. Search “fallrisk” under the “FacilityPref List”, choose“AMB FALL RISKMSSP” and click “lastfiled”.Critical result-with in 10minutes:If you cannot reach theappropriate providerwithin the first 10minutes, attempt for anadditional 10 minutesand then escalate perpolicy.Critical or Emergent valuesmust be documented in thetimeframe outlined bypolicy. If unable to verballyreport the critical oremergent value withinappropriate timeframe,escalate through your clinicchain of command:Dwell time can be definedas the amount of time thatan object or surface needsto remain “wet” in order forthe detergent ordisinfectant to workproperly. Dwell time variesfor the product used. Lookon the container/packagefor dwell time.types oftransmission-basedprecautions: Contact,GI Contact, Droplet,Droplet and Contact,Enhanced Dropletand Contact, andAirborne.interventions are performedto reduce the risk of thepatient falling. An exampleof this is lowering the examtable, scanning the area forrisks or trip hazards, andinstructing the patient to asfor help when needed. Thefall risk banner in theEducation materialsare available onHealthwise and canbe documented in theAfter Visit Summary.Clean yourstethoscopebetweenevery patientWipe downyour desk andthe spacearound youevery 4 hoursat a minimumCleaning, disinfection, andsterilization. Usingevidence-based bestpractices,recommendations forcleaning, disinfection, andsterilization of patient careitems helps preventdisease transmissionassociated with the use ofthe device. ProperEmergent results –within 30 minutesIf you cannot reach theappropriate providerwithin the first 30minutes, you maycontinue to attemptcontact an additional30 minutes.Free!Fall screening is a methodof identifying patients whomay be at risk for falls andhelps drive intervention toprevent falls from occurringin healthcare and homesettings. Identifyingpatients who are at a fallrisk is a National PatientSafetyStandard precautionsshould be used for everypatient every timeregardless of suspected orconfirmed infection statuswhich protects employeesfrom known and unknowninfections.Standard precautionsshould be used for everypatient every timeregardless of suspected orconfirmed infection statuswhich protects employeesfrom known and unknowninfections.LDL/low leveldisinfecting: Used onnon-critical items thatcontact intact skin butnot mucousmembranes ex., BPcuffs, computers,stethoscopes, etc.if the fall risk screenindicates that thepatient is at risk forfalling, the Fall RiskBanner within Epicwill show in thepatient’s Storyboard.Fall screening isdocumented in therooming activity of Epicin the “screening” tabin an open encounter.It can also be foundwithin the fallscreening flowsheet.More information onthe fall riskscreening can befound on C360Policy PE016appendix W.WASHyour handsfor 20seconds!The fall risk screeningdocumentation can befound underflowsheets. Search “fallrisk” under the “FacilityPref List”, choose“AMB FALL RISKMSSP” and click “lastfiled”.Critical result-with in 10minutes:If you cannot reach theappropriate providerwithin the first 10minutes, attempt for anadditional 10 minutesand then escalate perpolicy.Critical or Emergent valuesmust be documented in thetimeframe outlined bypolicy. If unable to verballyreport the critical oremergent value withinappropriate timeframe,escalate through your clinicchain of command:Dwell time can be definedas the amount of time thatan object or surface needsto remain “wet” in order forthe detergent ordisinfectant to workproperly. Dwell time variesfor the product used. Lookon the container/packagefor dwell time.types oftransmission-basedprecautions: Contact,GI Contact, Droplet,Droplet and Contact,Enhanced Dropletand Contact, andAirborne.interventions are performedto reduce the risk of thepatient falling. An exampleof this is lowering the examtable, scanning the area forrisks or trip hazards, andinstructing the patient to asfor help when needed. Thefall risk banner in theEducation materialsare available onHealthwise and canbe documented in theAfter Visit Summary.Clean yourstethoscopebetweenevery patientWipe downyour desk andthe spacearound youevery 4 hoursat a minimumCleaning, disinfection, andsterilization. Usingevidence-based bestpractices,recommendations forcleaning, disinfection, andsterilization of patient careitems helps preventdisease transmissionassociated with the use ofthe device. ProperEmergent results –within 30 minutesIf you cannot reach theappropriate providerwithin the first 30minutes, you maycontinue to attemptcontact an additional30 minutes.Free!Fall screening is a methodof identifying patients whomay be at risk for falls andhelps drive intervention toprevent falls from occurringin healthcare and homesettings. Identifyingpatients who are at a fallrisk is a National PatientSafetyStandard precautionsshould be used for everypatient every timeregardless of suspected orconfirmed infection statuswhich protects employeesfrom known and unknowninfections.

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(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. G-Standard precautions should be used for every patient every time regardless of suspected or confirmed infection status which protects employees from known and unknown infections.
  2. G-LDL/low level disinfecting: Used on non-critical items that contact intact skin but not mucous membranes ex., BP cuffs, computers, stethoscopes, etc.
  3. G-if the fall risk screen indicates that the patient is at risk for falling, the Fall Risk Banner within Epic will show in the patient’s Storyboard.
  4. I-Fall screening is documented in the rooming activity of Epic in the “screening” tab in an open encounter. It can also be found within the fall screening flowsheet.
  5. N-
  6. I-More information on the fall risk screening can be found on C360 Policy PE016 appendix W.
  7. G-
  8. N-WASH your hands for 20 seconds!
  9. N-The fall risk screening documentation can be found under flowsheets. Search “fall risk” under the “Facility Pref List”, choose “AMB FALL RISK MSSP” and click “last filed”.
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  11. B-Critical result-with in 10 minutes: If you cannot reach the appropriate provider within the first 10 minutes, attempt for an additional 10 minutes and then escalate per policy.
  12. O-Critical or Emergent values must be documented in the timeframe outlined by policy. If unable to verbally report the critical or emergent value within appropriate timeframe, escalate through your clinic chain of command:
  13. O-Dwell time can be defined as the amount of time that an object or surface needs to remain “wet” in order for the detergent or disinfectant to work properly. Dwell time varies for the product used. Look on the container/package for dwell time.
  14. B-types of transmission-based precautions: Contact, GI Contact, Droplet, Droplet and Contact, Enhanced Droplet and Contact, and Airborne.
  15. O-interventions are performed to reduce the risk of the patient falling. An example of this is lowering the exam table, scanning the area for risks or trip hazards, and instructing the patient to as for help when needed. The fall risk banner in the
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  18. B-Education materials are available on Healthwise and can be documented in the After Visit Summary.
  19. O-Clean your stethoscope between every patient
  20. G-Wipe down your desk and the space around you every 4 hours at a minimum
  21. N-Cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization. Using evidence-based best practices, recommendations for cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization of patient care items helps prevent disease transmission associated with the use of the device. Proper
  22. I-Emergent results – within 30 minutes If you cannot reach the appropriate provider within the first 30 minutes, you may continue to attempt contact an additional 30 minutes.
  23. N-Free!
  24. B-Fall screening is a method of identifying patients who may be at risk for falls and helps drive intervention to prevent falls from occurring in healthcare and home settings. Identifying patients who are at a fall risk is a National Patient Safety
  25. I-Standard precautions should be used for every patient every time regardless of suspected or confirmed infection status which protects employees from known and unknown infections.