Joint Commission Test Prep 2

4. National Patient Safety Goal:Improve the safety of using _____.
7. Pediatric assessment should include height, weight, ___ circumference (one-year and under) and immunization status.
8. All inpatient needs for an ___, adaptive equipment for any hearing, sight-impairment or other disability should be identified in initial assessment.
10. If a patient or family members requires _____ or pastoral support, contact the switchboard for assistance.
11. A full inpatient pain assessment must include location, ____, duration, character and any efforts to manage the pain.
12. National Patient Safety Goal:Improve the Safety of Clinical____ Systems.
14. Patient/family are informed of the discharge plan and provided ____ discharge instructions in a manner they understand.
17. National Patient Safety Goal:Reduce the risk of health care-associated _______.
19. Perioperative staff need to be aware of the ___ of malignant hyperthermia and the protocol for treatment.

1. National Patient Safety Goal: Improve the ___ of Patient identification.
2. Pill splitters and crushers must be cleaned after use to avoid ____ medication residue.
3. National Patient Safety Goal: Improve the effectiveness of ____ among caregivers.
5. Breast milk may be safely refrigerated between 32-39 degrees F, and can be maintained in this range for ___ days.
6. Initial discharge planning begins on _____.
9. Medical supplies, such as blood and culture tubes, need to have their ___ date verified as current before use.
13. Suicide risk must be assessed on inpatients admitted with psychiatric diagnoses or history of ___ health issues.
15. Specialty assessments in ambulatory centers should include the presenting condition of the patient and the --- for the visit.
16. Inpatient assessment, history and physical exam must be conducted and documented within the first 24 ___ of admission.
18. Fall___ must be assessed upon inpatient admission and reassessed based on condition and need.