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The document contains 31 multiple choice questions about patient safety goals and standards. It covers topics like proper patient identification, hand hygiene, safe medication labeling and storage, infection control practices, safety protocols for high-risk procedures, and medical equipment safety. Answering questions correctly helps assess knowledge of international patient safety goals and protocols.

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The document contains 31 multiple choice questions about patient safety goals and standards. It covers topics like proper patient identification, hand hygiene, safe medication labeling and storage, infection control practices, safety protocols for high-risk procedures, and medical equipment safety. Answering questions correctly helps assess knowledge of international patient safety goals and protocols.

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Kaun Banega Patient Safety

Champion!!
1.JCIA stands for?

a. Joint Commission International Accreditation

b.Johnson Company International Authority

c. John commerce International Association

d.Johanz computer industry Athour


2.IPSG stands for?

a. Interesting Popular stunt Games

b. International Patient Safety Goals

c. Industrial pollution savage Gateway

d.International Pakistan sports group


3. NPSG #1 to identify patients correctly, what are an effective
way to identify a patient? Utilization of 2 patient identifiers

A. Name and date of birth, if need 3rd identifier medical record


number.

B. Name and room number.

C. Name and medical record number.

D. Account number and date of birth


4. In NPSG #2 Improve Staff Communication,
what is the minimum time frame to report
critical lab values to physician

a. 10 minutes.

b. 45 minutes.

c. 15 minutes.

d. 30 mins
5. In NPSG #7 prevention of infection, what is the minimal
amount of time needed to wash hands?

A.2 minutes

B. 15-20 secs

C. 5 minutes.

D. 1 minutes.
6. In NPSG #3 use medications safely labeling of medications
should be done where?

A. In hall way immediately prior to entering patient's room.

B. In break room.

C. In medication room, where medication is prepared.

D. At bedside
7. IPSG #1 is....

A. Patient history

B. Patient physical activity

C. Patient GCS level

D. Patient Identification
8. IPSG# 2 is to ......

A. Improve Communication

B. Improve handoffs communications

C. Improve Communication skills

D. Improve effective communication


9. IPSG# 3 is to .....

A. Improve medicine Trolley 's pharmacy Map

B. Improve safety of medicine

C. Improve Safety of Injections

D. Improve The Safety of High alert medications


10. IPSG # 4 is......

A. Ensure Patient's NPO status

B. Ensure Patient's Diagnostic Imaging Reports

C. Ensure Correct- Site' Correct -Procedure' Correct


Patient Surgery

D. Ensure Correct Site Marking with arrow mark


11. IPSG # 5 is ....

A.Reduce The Risk of Infections spreading to all


Patients.

B. Reduce The Risk of Health Care Associate


Infections

C. Reduce The Risk of Patient harm resulting from


Fall

D. Reduce the risk of cross contamination during


working hours
12. IPSG# 6 is

A.Reduce the risk of high alert fall risk

B.Reduce the risk of patient harm resulting


from fall

C. Reduce the risk of aspiration from operation

D. Reduce the risk of fire explore during


cautery use during operation
13. Patient's Full Name and Medical record
Number notify in IPSG # ....?

A.Improve Effective Communication

B. Site Marking

C. Patient Identification

D. Fall risk precautions


14. Read back means........

A. Read again whatever you written

B. Read back after you listen to telephonic message


from lab Tech about Critical lab value of Patient and
write it with complete identity of message conveyor.

C. Read back means read written physician orders


verbally

D. Read back means read back to your teacher speaks


paragraph
15. Handoff communication means....

A. Handing over 'Taking over of Essential Information


about Patient.

B. Giving Over to A Nurse on changing of shift by


Transporter.

C. Keep your hands off when you can not save a dying
patient.

D. Giving essential information about patient to other


healthcare professional without documentation
16. High Alert Medications labelled by which color?

A. Orange

B. Yellow

C.Red

D. Green
17. LASA stands for ?

A. Look Alike Soft Alike

B. Look Alike Sound Alike.

C. Look Alone Safe Alone

D. Labelled Accurate Stored Accurate


18. Set all medicine in medicine trolley by a proper
manner and labelling is called...?

a. Pharmacy List

b. Hospital Policy

c. Pharmacy Policy

d. Pharmacy map
19.An Adverse Event in health care is not an incident
in which a patient is harmed.

True

False
20. A "near miss" is defined as the probability of not
much harm to a patient.

True

False
21. The "Swiss Cheese" model represents well the
multifactorial nature of a patient safety incident.

True

False
22. Following a clinical leaders direction is
considered to be the only teamwork behavior
critical to improving patient safety.

True

False
23. A sentinel event is usually an
unexpected adverse event that should never
be allowed to happen, involving death of a
patient or serious physical or psychological
injury.

True

False
24. Complexity, lack of clear measures, persistent fear,
hierarchical authority, diffuse accountability, and lack of
leadership are examples of patient safety barriers.

True

False
25. The "blame" approach to medical error reflects
the understanding that human perfection is
unattainable and so it is ok to blame for errors.

True

False
26. Wrong-site surgery: the primary factor that leads to
errors relates to the fact that the medical team is busy
and cannot conduct a safety check before beginning an
operation.

True

False
27. The spread of health care-associated
infection in hospitals can be prevented by
disposing of ties, hand cuffs, scarfs etc from
health care providers attire.

True

False
28. As the patient safety discipline continues
to evolve, preventable errors with the most
reported fatalities should be the basis to
prioritize patient safety initiatives.

True

False
29. It is necessary to report all accidents related to
a medical device if there is any chance the device
caused or helped cause a death, serious injury, or
illness.

True

False
30. When external power is interrupted, an emergency
power system takes over.

True

False
31. If you suspect a problem with electrical equipment, you
should try to repair the equipment yourself.

True

False
32. Medical equipment should not be inspected
before use on a patient.

True

False
RESULTS ??????

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