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* 1. In order to receive credit, please provide your name, email and phone number.

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* 2. The University of Maryland Medical System's vision is to build upon its tradition of excellence in patient care and innovation, to be a national leader in the transformation of health care.

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* 3. The principles of our mission include compassionate, high quality care, commitment to community, health care transformation and discovery-based medicine.

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* 4. Patient and Family Centered Care is health care grounded in mutually beneficial partnerships among health care providers, patients and families.

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* 5. Patient experience and satisfaction is the responsibility of everyone.

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* 6. Keep noise to a minimum while in patient care areas.  Noise can annoy patients and shows a lack of concern and consideration for others.  

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* 7. Respond to complaints without blaming others or making excuses.  Direct customers with concerns or complaints to the Charge Nurse or Guest Services Department.

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* 8. Dial 3333 on any hospital telephone to initiate an Emergency Code.  Give the operator your name, location and the nature of the emergency.

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* 9. A “Code Silver” should be initiated anytime an unauthorized weapon is observed in our facility.

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* 10. A “Code Purple” is called when an urgent security response is required.             

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* 11. A “Code Pink” is called for infant or child abduction.

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* 12. In the event of a fire, there are four steps that are critical and can be remembered by the acronym RACE.  The acronym stands for: Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish or Evacuate.

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* 13. When using a fire extinguisher remember the word “PASS” which stands for:

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* 14. Fire exits are never to be blocked with equipment, furniture, carts, etc. even if it is for just a minute.

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* 15. In the event of a bomb threat, keep the caller on the telephone, ask the caller where the bomb is located, and report the situation by dialing extension 3333.

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* 16. An “Interim Life Safety Measure” (ISLM) is instituted when there are disruptions to our fire and safety features.

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* 17. When entering or exiting a patient’s room, you must always cleanse in and cleanse out with UM UCH provided hand sanitizer or by hand washing even if there has been no physical contact with the patient.

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* 18. Infections that are associated with a hospital stay are called “Hospital Acquired Infections.”

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* 19. Infections are spread through the following means:

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* 20. Standard precautions help prevent the occupation transmission of bloodborne disease.

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* 21. Under “Standard Precautions,” you are to consider all patients as potentially infectious.

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* 22. “Personal Protective Equipment” includes such items as:

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* 23. Gloves may be used for an entire shift before they are required to be changed.

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* 24. In the event of an occupational exposure to blood:

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* 25. Protecting health information is the responsibility of:

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* 26. HIPAA stands for the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996.

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* 27. The HIPAA law covers all printed, electronic and spoken information regarding a patient’s medical condition.

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* 28. PHI stands for “Protected Health Information” and includes spoken, electronic and written information.

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* 29. Under HIPAA, health information may be shared with care givers in order to provide the patient with care and treatment.

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* 30. Patients may elect to be listed as confidential in the “Hospital Patient Directory.”

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* 31. To report a compliance concern, you may speak with the nurse manager of your unit or escalate it to the Guest Services team at the hospital.

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* 32. Using good posture when you stand, sit and walk helps to maintain the natural “S” curve of your back.

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* 33. When lifting, what is done with the knees?

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* 34. Using proper body mechanics and moving techniques can keep your back healthy and prevent injuries.

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* 35. When lifting:

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* 36. Utilize the “twist and shout” method when lifting heavy object.

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* 37. When sitting, keep your feet resting on the floor with hips and knees bent at a 90 degree angle.

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* 38. Stress and poor diet can contribute to back problems, eating healthy and exercising regularly contribute to back health.

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* 39. When lifting, the load should be held away from the body.

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* 40. If you are standing or sitting for prolonged periods of time change position and or shift your weight every 10-15 minutes.

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