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QA ch1,2
QA ch 1,2
Question | Answer |
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Who was the father of scientific management? | Fredrick winslow taylor |
What are the 3 modes of transmission of diseases? | air, droplet, contact |
What is the 3500 A used for? | Mandatory reporting to the FDA |
What is the 3500 used for? | voluntary reporting to the FDA |
When was HIPPA enacted? | 1996 |
When did the MQSA law become effective? (MAMMO) | oct 1, 1994 |
The measurement of the level of quality at some point in time with no effort to change or improve the level of care? | Quality Assessment! |
How many levels are there to Quality Control? | 3 |
Non-invasive and complex- tech trained in QA? | Level II |
Invasive and A physicist or engineer comes in and does? | Level III |
How many points are there to Edward Dennings points to management? | 14 |
What is the 80-20 rule? | 80% of the problems are a result of 20% of the cause |
Individuals or groups within the organization, referring docs, hospital employees, departments, departmental employees? | Internal customers |
What are External customers? | patients, their families, third party payers, and the community |
What level is air, droplet, and contact, when concerning the transmission of diseases? | level 2 or tier 2 |
What are inpatients considered at first when they are just admitted? | external customers |
How many steps to QM does JACHO offer? | 10 |
What is standard deviation? | Range of variation surrounding the mean, or the spread or distribution of a data set |
What does the fishbone chart demonstrate? | the cause and effect |
What is the histogram? | A data display tool in the form of a bar graph that often plots the most frequent occurrences (frequency distribution) of a quantity. |
What is a sample? When concerning statistical analysis | the number of items actually measured |
What is the number of times a value occurs termed? | frequency |
What is Risk Management? | System or process for identification, analysis, and evaluation of risks and the selection of the best way to minimize them |
Any activity that costs a facility either money or its reputation is a? | Loss potential |
What is the effective dose (EfD) for diagnostic x-rays? | 39 mrem |
What is the EfD for background radiation? | Avg of 360 mrem/yr |
How many classifications are there of medical devices, when concerning the FDA? | 3 |
Who is responsible for establishing safety standards? | OSHA |
What are some ways to protect your patient from radiation? | High kVp-low mAs, high speed receptors, proper filtration,collimation,avoiding repeats, and shielding |
What is the maximum dose allowed for the visitors in an x-ray department? | .5rem/yr |
What is the maximum total effective dose for personnel? | 5 rem/yr |
Lead must be at least _____ mm thick and cover __________ % of active bone marrow of the person wearing it. | .5/75-80% |
What is the maximum radiation dose to a fetus/yr of an occupational worker? | .5 rem |
What are the 3 factors to be done when possible every time you are in radiation?????? | TIME, DISTANCE, AND SHIELDING |