Skills Final Jeopardy Jeopardy Template

Infection Control	Basic Nursing Skills	Medication Administration	Assessment Techniques	Pain & Pain Management
100 What is hand washing? single most effective way to prevent the spread of infections	100 What is washing hands? 1st step in ALL procedures	100 What is right person, right med, right dose, right route, right time, right documentation rights involving medication administration	100 What are rales or crackles? moist breath sounds	100 What is holism? the relationship among all living things
200 What is the first line of defense? the integumentary system	200 What is clean gloves? used when presence of body fluids	200 What is administering via enteral tube route? must be crushed or liquid medications	200 What is borborygmus? bowel sound that can be heard w/o stethoscope	200 What is Swedish massage? long, flowing strokes; kneading, vibration and compression
300 What is medical asepsis? practices performed to prevent the spread of infections	300 What is documentation? describing daily events/care	300 What is the ventrogluteal site? most common site for IM injection	300 What is inspection, auscultation, palpation? steps of assessing bowel sounds	300 What is heat or cold packs? remove after 15-20 minutes
400 What is sterile technique performing procedures in a manor in which prevents pathogens from entering the body	400 What are vital signs? base line assessment	400 What is the angle for ID injection? bevel up, 15 degree angle	400 What is a murmur? swishing, rumbling or blowing sound	400 What is referred pain? pain felt in area other than where pain was produced
500 What is PPE? equipment use to protect oneself from contamination	500 What are the 5 P's of hourly rounding? pain, potty, position, possessions, and pump	500 What is a landmark? site used to find injection sites	500 What is maceration? white, soft skin	500 What is 12 hours/day? required sleep for a child 3 - 6 y/o

Skills Final Jeopardy

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