10 Questions
What are the three types of consent discussed?
Verbal, Written, Implied
What are the key components of mandatory reporting under Duty of Care?
Within Scope, Who to Report to
List the components of Standard Precautions.
Hand Washing, PPE, Sharps Disposal, Cough ed.
What skills are included in Infection Control?
Probcover, Hand Hygiene, PPE
Name three items relevant to Urine analysis and infection control.
Sharps Container, Goggles, Gloves
How many moments of hand hygiene are identified?
5
Which of the following are examples of consent? (Select all that apply)
Implied
What is the purpose of a sharps container?
To safely dispose of sharp medical instruments to prevent injuries and infections.
The normal range for respiratory rate is ___ to ___ breaths per minute.
12 to 20
Match the following infection control skills with their descriptions:
Hand Hygiene = Cleaning hands to prevent the spread of germs PPE = Personal Protective Equipment used to protect against hazards Probcover = Protective cover worn to prevent contamination Sharps Disposal = Safe disposal of sharp medical instruments
Study Notes
Consent
- Types of consent: Verbal, Written, Implied
Mandatory Reporting
- Duty of Care:
- Within Scope
- Reporting to appropriate authorities
Infection Control
- Standard Precautions:
- Hand Washing
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Sharps Disposal
- Cough etiquette
- Hand Hygiene: crucial in preventing infection
- PPE: essential in infection control
Urine Analysis
- Equipment needed:
- Sharps Container
- Goggles
- Gloves
Hand Hygiene
- 5 Moments of Hand Hygiene:
- Before/after entering Patients' room
- Before touching Patient
- After touching Patient
- Outside Room
Vital Signs
- Respiratory Rate: normal range 12-20
- Body Mass Index (BMI): normal range 24, overweight >30
Vision Test
- Normal vision test range: 6 metres
Important Things to Check when Entering a Patient's Room
- 3 essential checks:
- MRI/Name/DOB
- Record do's
- Sago Chart
Pulse Check
- Measuring pulse: Wrist
Consent
- Types of consent: Verbal, Written, Implied
Mandatory Reporting
- Duty of Care:
- Within Scope
- Reporting to appropriate authorities
Infection Control
- Standard Precautions:
- Hand Washing
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Sharps Disposal
- Cough etiquette
- Hand Hygiene: crucial in preventing infection
- PPE: essential in infection control
Urine Analysis
- Equipment needed:
- Sharps Container
- Goggles
- Gloves
Hand Hygiene
- 5 Moments of Hand Hygiene:
- Before/after entering Patients' room
- Before touching Patient
- After touching Patient
- Outside Room
Vital Signs
- Respiratory Rate: normal range 12-20
- Body Mass Index (BMI): normal range 24, overweight >30
Vision Test
- Normal vision test range: 6 metres
Important Things to Check when Entering a Patient's Room
- 3 essential checks:
- MRI/Name/DOB
- Record do's
- Sago Chart
Pulse Check
- Measuring pulse: Wrist
Test your knowledge of healthcare law, consent, and infection control practices, including standard precautions, hand hygiene, and urine analysis.
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