Quality indicators measured for Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI) include:

 A. LVSD measurement on arrival.
 B. Aspirin on arrival.
 C. Timely delivery of antibiotics.
 D. Aspirin prescribed at discharge.

Influenza screening should be done during the months of OCT-APR:

 A. True
 B. False

RN’s must assess all patients 65 and older for the administration of:

 A. Aspirin
 B. Beta blockers
 C. Flu Vaccine
 D. Pneumococcal Vaccine

For patients with an ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction, it is important to achieve a door to reperfusion time within:

 A. 30 minutes of hospital arrival.
 B. 60 minutes of hospital arrival.
 C. 90 minutes of hospital arrival.
 D. 120 minutes of hospital arrival.

Prophylactic antibiotics should be discontinued after general surgery by:

 A. 24 hours of anesthesia end time.
 B. 42 hours of anesthesia end time.
 C. 72 hours after anesthesia end time.
 D. 98 hours after anesthesia end time.

D/C Instructions for HF patients must address all of the following except:

 A. Diet/Activity and worsening symptoms
 B. Weight and Medications
 C. Sexual activity
 D. Follow/up appointments