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Question 1 of 67
1. Question
Category: HIPAAPatients have the right to review and get copies of their medical record without physician approval.
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Question 2 of 67
2. Question
Category: HIPAADemographic and health information (in paper, electronic or verbal form) is called Protected Health Information (PHI).
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Question 3 of 67
3. Question
Category: HIPAAYou should use at least 2 ways to identify patients. For example, this may include using patient name and date of birth.
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Question 4 of 67
4. Question
Category: INFECTION CONTROLResuscitation bags should be changed when moist or soiled with secretions and between patients.
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Question 5 of 67
5. Question
Category: INFECTION CONTROLWithout the Hepatitis B vaccine, the risk after an exposure to HBV infected blood is 6-30%.
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Question 6 of 67
6. Question
Category: INFECTION CONTROLAlcohol foam should be used when caring for a patient with C. Difficile.
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Question 7 of 67
7. Question
Category: INFECTION CONTROLWhich pathogen is of most concern when there is a blood or body fluid exposure?
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Question 8 of 67
8. Question
Category: INFECTION CONTROLWhat are the most common ways blood borne pathogens are transmitted in the healthcare setting?
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Question 9 of 67
9. Question
Category: ABUSE/NEGLECTWorkplace violence is any action that may involve which of the following?
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Question 10 of 67
10. Question
Category: EMPLOYEE SAFETY, RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITESHarassing or offensive behavior is judged on the:
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Question 11 of 67
11. Question
Category: EMPLOYEE SAFETY, RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITESRT’s do not have to respond to a Rapid Response unless it specifically relates to a respiratory condition.
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Question 12 of 67
12. Question
Category: INFECTION CONTROLThe leading serious complication from RSV is:
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Question 13 of 67
13. Question
Category: AGE-SPECIFIC GUIDELINESWhich group should be included in decisions regarding their care?
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Question 14 of 67
14. Question
Category: AGE-SPECIFIC GUIDELINESWhich of the following adaptations may be necessary when treating older adults?
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Question 15 of 67
15. Question
Category: EMPLOYEE SAFETY, RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITESWhat types of fires must be reported?
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Question 16 of 67
16. Question
Category: ENVIRONMENT OF CAREDuring a fire emergency, phone use should be limited to patient care or emergency use only.
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Question 17 of 67
17. Question
Category: ENVIRONMENT OF CAREIf a minor fire is burning in close proximity to piped medical gases, it is indicated to shut off the medical gas.
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Question 18 of 67
18. Question
Category: ENVIRONMENT OF CAREIf a medical device is involved in a possible patient injury, the appropriate procedure is to completely strip down and clean that medical device before putting it back into service.
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Question 19 of 67
19. Question
Category: ENVIRONMENT OF CAREAll patients with tracheostomies should have a resuscitation bag and appropriate back up equipment at their bedside at all times.
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Question 20 of 67
20. Question
Category: ENVIRONMENT OF CARESelf-inflating bags with air flow on will deliver air/O2 to patients even while bag is not compressed.
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Question 21 of 67
21. Question
Category: ENVIRONMENT OF CAREIt is ok to use Heliox to power medication nebulizers.
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Question 22 of 67
22. Question
Category: ENVIRONMENT OF CAREWhat is the most important thing to do when using the Passy-Muir Speaking valve?
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Question 23 of 67
23. Question
Category: ENVIRONMENT OF CAREWhich of the following are prohibited from transport in the pneumatic tube system?
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Question 24 of 67
24. Question
Category: ENVIRONMENT OF CAREWhen visually checking equipment it is necessary to check cords are tight, wheels locked and safety shields are in place.
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Question 25 of 67
25. Question
Category: ENVIRONMENT OF CARELarge spills are those greater than 50 mls or unmanageable by an employee.
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Question 26 of 67
26. Question
Category: ENVIRONMENT OF CAREYou do not need to be a trained employee to handle a small mercury spill.
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Question 27 of 67
27. Question
Category: ENVIRONMENT OF CAREAll compressed gas cylinders must be properly secured in an upright position by cable, chain, or other suitable means.
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Question 28 of 67
28. Question
Category: ENVIRONMENT OF CAREMedical gas cylinders are to be kept away from radiators, steam pipes and other sources of heat.
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Question 29 of 67
29. Question
Category: CUSTOMER SERVICEFollow up is the final step in handling customer complaints.
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Question 30 of 67
30. Question
Category: CUSTOMER SERVICETake immediate steps to resolve the patient’s issue because it indicates you feel the customer and the problem are important.
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Question 31 of 67
31. Question
Category: CUSTOMER SERVICEIt is appropriate to use a family member as an interpreter if you don’t speak the patient’s language.
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Question 32 of 67
32. Question
Category: PATIENT RIGHTS AND NATIONAL PATIENT SAFETY GOALSA 2017 National Patient Safety Goal for a Hospital setting is to make improvements to ensure that alarms on medical equipment are heard and responded to on time.
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Question 33 of 67
33. Question
Category: PATIENT RIGHTS AND NATIONAL PATIENT SAFETY GOALSA 2018 National Patient Safety Goal for a Hospital includes to use at least 2 patient identifiers.
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Question 34 of 67
34. Question
Category: ABUSE/NEGLECTSome signs of child abuse include emotional abuse, failure to thrive, and threatened sexual abuse.
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Question 35 of 67
35. Question
Category: ABUSE/NEGLECTEvery state has a “Safe Haven law” or Safe Place for Newborns Program. Each states law varies somewhat, but these laws make it possible to leave your unharmed newborn in a safe place (such as Firefighter, Police Officer, EMT or Hospital employee).
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Question 36 of 67
36. Question
Category: ABUSE/NEGLECTGive examples of reportable types of maltreatment.
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Question 37 of 67
37. Question
Category: ABUSE/NEGLECTNeglect is defined as failure to provide for basic needs of food, shelter, healthcare and sleep.
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Question 38 of 67
38. Question
Category: ETHICS AND DIVERSITYIt is absolutely forbidden for any employee to punish or conduct reprisals against another employee who has reported a suspected violation of the law at a facility.
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Question 39 of 67
39. Question
Category: ETHICS AND DIVERSITYIf you have a preexisting relationship with a patient in your work assigned area:
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Question 40 of 67
40. Question
Category: RESTRAINTSA restraint is any method of restricting freedom of movement or normal access to one’s body.
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Question 41 of 67
41. Question
Category: RESTRAINTSRestraints may be physical, chemical or forensic.
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Question 42 of 67
42. Question
Category: RESTRAINTSYou do not need a physician order or patient assessment to use restraints.
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Question 43 of 67
43. Question
Category: ETHICS AND DIVERSITYStaff members may not refuse to provide care, if that refusal jeopardizes patient care.
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Question 44 of 67
44. Question
Category: MEDICATION SAFETYPatients should bring an up-to-date list of medicines every time they visit a doctor.
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Question 45 of 67
45. Question
Category: MEDICATION SAFETYYou do not need to take extra care with patients who take medicine to thin their blood.
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Question 46 of 67
46. Question
Category: MEDICATION SAFETYYou should make sure a patient knows which medicines to take when they are home.
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Question 47 of 67
47. Question
Category: SAFE PATIENT HANDLING & PREVENTION OF FALLSEncourage patients to help with transfers as much as possible.
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Question 48 of 67
48. Question
Category: SAFE PATIENT HANDLING & PREVENTION OF FALLSWhich is a good rule when transferring patients?
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Question 49 of 67
49. Question
Category: SAFE PATIENT HANDLING & PREVENTION OF FALLSAll patients should be assessed for their risk of falling.
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Question 50 of 67
50. Question
Category: SAFE PATIENT HANDLING & PREVENTION OF FALLSYou should always make sure bedrails are up and the bed height is at its lowest level to avoid falls.
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Question 51 of 67
51. Question
Category: PAIN MANAGEMENTEven as a respiratory therapist, you should routinely address pain levels with patients.
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Question 52 of 67
52. Question
Category: PAIN MANAGEMENTYou do not need to communicate pain or its management with other care providers.
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Question 53 of 67
53. Question
Category: PAIN MANAGEMENTIt is essential to identify a common pain language with patients.
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Question 54 of 67
54. Question
Category: PRESSURE ULCER/BED SORESIt is estimated there are 1.7 million patients who develop pressure ulcers per year in the United States. What percent of hospitalized patients in a critical care setting are likely to develop pressure ulcers?
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Question 55 of 67
55. Question
Category: PRESSURE ULCER/BED SORESThe best way to prevent pressure ulcers/bedsores is to have medical staff provide a thorough patient assessment.
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Question 56 of 67
56. Question
Category: ADVANCED DIRECTIVESAdvanced Directives are designed only to be addressed to the elderly, sick population.
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Question 57 of 67
57. Question
Category: ADVANCED DIRECTIVESAdvanced Directives helps clarify your health care goals so providers can respect your wishes when providing care.
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Question 58 of 67
58. Question
Category: ADVANCED DIRECTIVESAdvanced Directives is a process of planning health care treatment options and whether you want to appoint a health care agent or complete a health care directive.
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Question 59 of 67
59. Question
Category: EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESSAn emergency may be either an internal or external disaster in which you should know your role and reporting locations.
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Question 60 of 67
60. Question
Category: PRESSURE ULCER/BED SORESAs of 2008, Medicare/Medicaid will no longer reimburse hospital costs for conditions that were not present upon admission.
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Question 61 of 67
61. Question
Category: EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESSYou do not need to be familiar with sheltering, relocation and evacuation plans during an emergency.
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Question 62 of 67
62. Question
Category: EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESSMost hospitals will have a Hospital Incident Command System with an Incident Commander, Safety Officer and Resource/Liaison Leader
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Question 63 of 67
63. Question
Category: EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESSIndividual staff members are accountable to:
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Question 64 of 67
64. Question
Category: DRUGS IN THE WORKPLACEIf you suspect another health care provider or non-clinical staff of being on drugs/alcohol, the best course of action would be to:
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Question 65 of 67
65. Question
Category: UNIVERSAL ALERTSAlthough the following list may not be the alerts for all facilities CORE assists staffing with, they are considered Universal alerts.
CODE GREEN
CODE PINK
RAPID RESPONSE TEAM
CODE ORANGE
CODE SILVER
CODE YELLOW
CODE WALKER
CODE BLUE
CODE RED
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Security Threat
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Internal/External Disaster
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Aggressive Individual-Assistance Needed
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Missing Patient
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Patient in need of immediate medical assistance.
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Fire and/or Smoke Detected
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Adult/Pediatric CPR
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Infant/Child Abduction
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Combative Individual with Weapon
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Question 66 of 67
66. Question
Category: MEDICARE FRAUD, WASTE, AND ABUSE TRAININGMedicare Fraud, Waste and Abuse Compliance Training is also mandatory.
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Question 67 of 67
67. Question
Category: Self AssessSelf Assessment – Upload the attached fillable PDF to complete this portion of the Annual Education requirements.
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