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School
__________________________
Rotation
Dates
Name
____
__
Area
for
Experience
FACULTY/STUDENT
ORIENTATION
POST‐TEST
1.
T
/
F
The
AMH
policy
on
Patient
Privacy
allows
for
students
to
talk
with
their
own
family
as
well
as
at
school
about
hospitalized
patients.
2.
T
/
F
Your
school
photo
ID
badge
AND
a
hospital
issued
visitor
badge
(obtain
from
Information
Desk
in
hospital
lobby)
must
be
prominently
displayed
on
your
clothing
whenever
you
are
working
at
the
Hospital.
3.
State
the
ideas
or
beliefs
upon
which
Adventist
Midwest
Health
institutions
provide
health
care.
__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
4.
T
/
F
Students
are
expected
to
follow
the
AMH
SHARE
customer
service
philosophy:
S______________________________________________________
H_____________________________________________________
A_____________________________________________________
R_____________________________________________________
E_____________________________________________________
5.
T
/
F
Students
must
use
AIDET
when
working
at
AHH:
A______________________________________________________
I______________________________________________________
D______________________________________________________
E______________________________________________________
T______________________________________________________
6.
T
/
F
The
patient
care
philosophy
at
Adventist
Hinsdale
Hospital
is
3‐fold:
1)
Our
priority
is
our
patient,
2)
Our
strength
is
our
staff,
and
3)
Our
professional
growth
is
achieved
through
continuing
education
and
research.
7.
According
to
the
Hospital
which
of
the
following
is
not
a
patient
right?
a.
reasonable
response
+
quality
health
care
b.
information
about
illness
+
method
of
treatment
c.
private
room
d.
privacy
8.
T
/
F
No
smoking
is
permitted
on
the
hospital
campus.
9.
T
/
F
The
use
of
a
cane
or
walker,
confusion,
wearing
glasses,
hearing
aid,
opiates,
anticonvulsants,
and
benzodiazepines
are
not
fall
risk
factors.
10.
T
/
F
Fall
risk
assessment
must
be
performed
on
admission,
daily,
and
when
there
is
a
change
in
the
patient’s
clinical
condition.
11.
T
/
F
SBAR
(Situation,
Background,
Assessment,
Recommendation)
is
the
name
of
the
patient
hand‐off
tool
AMH
has
chosen
to
implement.
12.
T
/
F
Students
don’t
need
to
use
SBAR
when
reporting
off
to
the
nurse.
13.
Define
the
RACE
acronym
and
briefly
describe
the
action
to
take.
R_________________________________________________________
A_________________________________________________________
C_________________________________________________________
E_________________________________________________________
14.
When
discussing
hazardous
communication,
define
MSDS
and
explain
its
purpose.
M______________
S______________
D______________
S______________
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
15.
T
/
F
If
a
protective
device
(restraint)
has
been
applied
to
a
patient,
the
patient
should
be
toileted
and
given
fluids/food,
have
their
circulation,
ROM,
sensation,
and
skin
condition
checked
every
two
hours.
16.
T
/
F
If
you
suspect
your
patient
is
a
victim
of
abuse
or
neglect,
you
are
to
discuss
your
concern
with
the
AHH
nurse
responsible
for
the
patient.
17.
T
/
F
Only
the
non‐critical
care
nurse
caring
for
the
patient
may
call
“Rapid
Response
Team”
for
a
patient
whose
condition
is
deteriorating
by
dialing
555.
Match
the
emergency
condition
to
the
correct
color/code.
A.
Blue
18.___
Child
abduction
B.
Red
19.___Hazardous
spill
C.
Pink
20.___Patient
has
left
building
without
staff
notification
D.
Yellow
21.___Fire
/
smoke
/
odor
of
something
burning
E.
Black
22.___Person
threatening
and
displaying
a
weapon
F.
Gray
23.___Bomb
threat
G.
Silver
24.___Cardiac
arrest
H.
Purple
25.___Utilities
failure
I.
Brown
26.___Severe
weather
J.
Orange
27.___
Security
assistance
needed
K.
Green
28.___
Internal
Disaster
L.
Triage
29.___Disaster
condition
–
incoming
patients
to
the
ED
30.
In
order
to
protect
yourself,
your
patients,
your
coworkers,
and
your
family,
you
should
wash
your
hands
a.
Before
beginning
work
and
prior
to
leaving
the
unit
b.
Before
donning
gloves
and
after
removing
gloves
c.
After
touching
your
face
and
after
sneezing/blowing
your
nose
d.
After
eating
lunch
e.
With
each
patient
encounter
e.
All
of
the
above
Welcome
to
Adventist
Hinsdale
Hospital!
Return
the
following
completed
forms
to
Donna
M.
Kanak,
RN,
MS
in
Nursing
Education,
Tupper
Hall
basement,
prior
to
beginning
the
clinical
experience/on
your
first
day
of
clinical:
1) (This)
Post‐test
2) Confidentiality
Form
3) iConnect
Skills
Checklist
Thank
you!
Updated
07/10
AHH/dmk