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Across 1. Frequency of AIMS tests 4. During showers look at the resident, being sure to check skin condition 6. Frequency of Fall Risk Assessments 10. Keeps mouth and teeth clean and without odors. Prevents gum disease and bad breath 11. Frequency of pain assessments 14. Frequency of documenting on a resident with continuous IV's 18. Precautions to take when providing personal care 22. Key element of improving the prevention of influenza and pneumonia and their complications 23. True/False: Oral care still needs to be completed even if the resident's dentures have been thoroughly cleaned 24. Influenza virus can sometimes lead to this 25. True/False: Cathy charts all open areas so nurses don't need to document on them 26. Viral infection effecting the nose, throat and lungs 29. Nurse's notes, ADL's, voiding diary, BM sheets need to match 30. Be sure to trim toenails of residents when needed, even if they are diabetic 33. One reason why a resident would not be vaccinated against influenza or pneumonia 37. True/False: It is necessary to keep female residents' faces clean shaven if they grow facial hair 41. Wear these while shaving a resident because contact with blood is possible 42. Immunization of healthcare workers effects residents of ECF's in this way 43. Global disease outbreak that occurs when a new influenza virus emerges for which people have little or no immunity, and for which there is no vaccine 44. Frequency influenza vaccines are offered 46. Frequency of charting on a new admit 47. Those >65 years old and/or live in an ECF/LTC, healthcare workers, those with longterm health issues

Down 2. A shot that can help protect you from some strains of the flu virus 3. Government organizations requiring nursing homes to offer influenza and pneumococcal vaccines to all residents 5. The BEST place to sneeze or cough into? It is NOT into your hands! 7. True/False: You can copy focus charting week-to-week 8. True/False: If you didn't document it, it didn't happen or it wasn't done. 9. Frequency of focus charting 12. The percent of healthcare workers that were vaccinated against influenza last year 13. Dirty fingernails can do this 15. When flu vaccines are available (before the flu season begins) 16. One reason why a resident would not be vaccinated against influenza or pneumonia 17. Frequency of medicare charting 19. Frequency of checking for the need of and completing fingernail and toenail care 20. The singlemost important method in preventing the spread of the flu virus 21. Can cross-contaminate thereby spreading infection and disease 27. Frequency of psychotropic med evals 28. Test used to determine if a person indeed has the influenza virus as opposed to the common cold 31. Fever, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, headache, muscle aches, and tiredness 32. True/False: Behaviors must be documented in the focus charting 34. Behavior logs, BM sheets, ADL grids, voiding diary 35. Can scratch and injury a resident 36. Frequency of Braden Scales 38. Keeping the resident harm free 39. Providing this maintains an individual's dignity 40. The target percent that the CDC has proposed ECF's to attain in innoculating residents against influenza and pneumonia 45. It is necessary to thoroughly clean the feet and toes of residents even if they are bedfast and have boots on