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Across 5. This is what a code green signifies. 7. Completion of this is important in planning for future emergencies. 9. Name a third aspect of handling an emergency. 11. This person must be notified for documentation errors on patient EMR. 13. These must be worn if possibility of contact with blood, body fluids. 15. Something patients have a right to refuse. 19. When possible a time-out should include this from a patient. 20. This is what a code red signifies. 24. This is what a code 44 signifies. 25. Patients in restraints must be monitored at what hourly interval? 26. This is third category of isolation precautions. 27. This is a second category of isolation precautions. 28. A plan hospitals should have,they must be self-supporting 96 hours.

Down 1. An orange dot on a patient’s armband indicates patient is at risk. 2. Something required in order to initiate a restraint. 3. An effective handoff communication 4. The precautions are used for all patients routinely in the hospital. 6. A JCAHO Patient Safety goal 7. This is what a code gray signifies. 8. Department insures this must be in place for continuing care for downtime. 10. Name a second aspect of handling an emergency. 12. One step of a timeout involves ensuring that this is correct. 14. This med process compares home med list with hospital list resolves errors 16. One thing patients have a right to be involved in decisions about. 17. One of the four aspects of handling an emergency. 18. How many times a year information need assessment surveys are conducted. 21. A type of isolation 22. Name a fourth aspect of handling an emergency. 23. All patients must be assessed for this risk upon admission. 24. This is one category of isolation precautions.