Annual Competency Quiz Question Title * 1. Please enter your name and email address. Name Email Address OK Question Title * 2. It is your responsibility as a connectRN employee to understand OSHA Federal requirements for safe practices, as well as familiarize yourself with policies, procedures and emergency plans at the facility/facilities where you are working. True False OK Question Title * 3. HIPAA is a law that restricts patients from accessing their own health information. health care providers from sharing information with those who aren't "need to know". facilities from storing patient's medical records. OK Question Title * 4. According to best hand washing practices, you should wash your hands when they are visibly soiled with soap and water. when moving from a "dirty" bodily site to a "clean" site. with an alcohol based rub before and after entering a patient's room. All of the above. OK Question Title * 5. HIPAA is a law that restricts patients from accessing their own health information. health care providers from sharing information with those who aren't "need to know". facilities from storing patient's medical records. OK Question Title * 6. According to best hand washing practices, you should wash your hands when they are visibly soiled with soap and water. when moving from a "dirty" bodily site to a "clean" site. with an alcohol based rub before and after entering a patient's room. All of the above. OK Question Title * 7. One of your patients has been newly diagnosed with influenza and is in a shared room. As his nurse, you know the next steps should be to: Place him on droplet precautions and move him to a private room. Place him on contact precautions and move him to a private room. Wear a mask around him, but gloves aren't necessary. OK Question Title * 8. Bloodbourne pathogens include HIV, Gonorrhea, Hepatits A Hepatitis B, Scabies, MRSA Hepatitis C, Hepatitis B, Ebola OK Question Title * 9. The best way to prevent yourself from getting a needlestick injury is to Always recap your needles. Promptly dispose of used needles in appropriate sharps containers. Dispose of needles with the rest of your trash. OK Question Title * 10. You accidentally stick yourself with a needle. What do you do next? Notify the supervisor on duty. Wash the area with soap and water. Fill out an incident report. OK Question Title * 11. When lifting a heavy load, such as transferring a patient from a wheelchair to the bed, Always squat with your knees and center yourself over the load. Pivot with your feet, and don't turn at the waist. Lift with your lower back. Don't call for help because your coworkers are busy. OK Question Title * 12. As a connectRN nurse, you are responsible for understanding each facility's fall prevention and reporting standards. True False OK Question Title * 13. You walk into your patient's room and you find him on the floor with his wheelchair on top of him. You did not see what happened. What do you do next? Pick the patient up, assess them for pain, and don't report the fall because you didn't see it. Call for help to assist the patient off the floor. Conduct a full assessment. Notify the MD of any concerns. Notify the supervisor on duty, and report the fall according to facility protocol. Ask the roommate what happened, and document that in the EMR system. OK Question Title * 14. Though restraints can be an easy solution to controlling combative behavior, they are also the best choice if trying to administer an IM injection to an agitated patient. they don't work very well for confused patients. they can cause serious harm or death to a patient, and need to be monitored closely. OK Question Title * 15. The Elder Justice Act states that if there is a serious bodily injury as the result of a crime of suspected crime against any resident, you must investigate the crime. you must report the crime within 1 week of developing the suspicion. you must report it between 2-24 hours from forming the suspicion. OK Question Title * 16. You have a patient with Alzheimer's, who is very agitated. The best way to communicate with her is to speak to her loudly and put your face directly in front of hers. speak to her quickly, and ask her open ended questions. speak to her softly and slowly, and sit or stand directly in front of her. OK Question Title * 17. You decide to use a different strategy to try and calm her down, so you Distract her with a snack or activity. Grab her and hold her down so she relaxes. Play loud music and start dancing. OK Question Title * 18. Your patient is complaining of severe back pain. You ignore it because they have chronic back pain and they are always complaining about it. assess it, administer the appropriate medication, and reassess it after an hour. call the doctor to get him some pain medication and administer it. OK Question Title * 19. You notice your patient has a non-blanchable red spot on his sacrum. This would be classified as a Stage II pressure ulcer Stage III pressure ulcer Stage I pressure ulcer OK Question Title * 20. It is appropriate to delegate the following task to a nursing aid: Administering a PO medication. Education a newly diagnosed diabetic about their disease. Toileting and transferring a patient. OK Question Title * 21. When arriving to a new facility, you should: Familiarize yourself with the documentation system and procedures specific to that facility. Always chart your medications ahead of time. Chart a patient's complaint, but not chart any follow up. OK Question Title * 22. You had a very busy shift and were unable to complete your documentation in time. Now you need to go back and chart several hours late. That's ok, it happens all the time. Just chart it like you did it now. Go back and chart as a "late entry". Don't document anything because it is too late. OK Question Title * 23. You have a patient who is of a different culture and religion from you. How do you show them respect when their ideals and beliefs are different from your own? Consider all the stereotypes you know about that culture and assume they are true with your patient. Consider asking them questions regarding their desired levels of modesty, privacy, and values in order to deliver individualized care. Consider whether English is their first language, and ask whether they would like a formal interpreter. Both B and C are correct. OK DONE