1, The World Health Organization was instrumental for developing a 19-item __________ safety checklist. 2, Situational a
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1, The World Health
Organization was instrumental for developing a
19-item __________ safety checklist.
2, Situational awareness is being alert to the factors that
may contribute to adverse events such as work overload,
distractions, interruptions, and fatigue.
True or False
3, What is the relationship between healthcare quality and
safety?
They are not related to each other
Healthcare quality does not require patient safety
They are interdependent on a continuum
Patient safety is more important than quality
4. Qualities of an effective team player include which of
the following:
Problem-solving skills
Constructive communication
Reliability
All of the above
Accountability
5, Which of the following is one of the three major
categories that make up a culture of safety?
Having a "quiet room" for fatigued employees
Scheduling daily debriefings
Allowing patients to voice their concerns
Strengthening reliable design processes
6. Which of the following scenarios would be considered an
error of omission?
Forgetting to give the patient a medication at the right
time
Administering a medication using the wrong route
Not administering a medication to a patient with an allergy
Not offering an influenza vaccination to a healthcare worker
7, An event that did not produce any patient harm, but only
because of intervening factors is referred to as which of the
following?
Near miss
Never event
Sentinel event
Serious event
8, Which of the following did the Institute of Healthcare
Improvement initiate to improve the implementation of
evidence-based-processes?
Bundle approach
Hand hygiene protocol
A standardized script
A surgical checklist
Organization was instrumental for developing a
19-item __________ safety checklist.
2, Situational awareness is being alert to the factors that
may contribute to adverse events such as work overload,
distractions, interruptions, and fatigue.
True or False
3, What is the relationship between healthcare quality and
safety?
They are not related to each other
Healthcare quality does not require patient safety
They are interdependent on a continuum
Patient safety is more important than quality
4. Qualities of an effective team player include which of
the following:
Problem-solving skills
Constructive communication
Reliability
All of the above
Accountability
5, Which of the following is one of the three major
categories that make up a culture of safety?
Having a "quiet room" for fatigued employees
Scheduling daily debriefings
Allowing patients to voice their concerns
Strengthening reliable design processes
6. Which of the following scenarios would be considered an
error of omission?
Forgetting to give the patient a medication at the right
time
Administering a medication using the wrong route
Not administering a medication to a patient with an allergy
Not offering an influenza vaccination to a healthcare worker
7, An event that did not produce any patient harm, but only
because of intervening factors is referred to as which of the
following?
Near miss
Never event
Sentinel event
Serious event
8, Which of the following did the Institute of Healthcare
Improvement initiate to improve the implementation of
evidence-based-processes?
Bundle approach
Hand hygiene protocol
A standardized script
A surgical checklist