The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) can be prone to having medical errors due to patient’s condition which requires thorough checking. Nurses must conduct safety rounds in ICU to ensure that critical care patients are given the proper attention to prevent anything going wrong. Use this checklist to electronically report any concerns surrounding patient care for immediate action. Use SafetyCulture to share your reports with authorized staff real time.
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Information
Patient Name
ICU Room No.
Conducted on
Prepared by
Central line bundle
Does the patient have a central line?<br>
Were maximum barrier precautions used when central line was placed?<br>
Should the central line remain in place?
Is the central line dressing clean/dry/intact?
Ventilator bundle
Is the HOB at or above 30 Degrees?
Is the patient receiving PUD prophylaxis?
Is the patient receiving DVT Prophylaxis?
Has the patient received oral care ever 4 hours?
Did the patient receive oral rinse with CHG and toothbrushing every 12 hours?
DId the patient undergo a spontaneous breathing trial?
If spontaneous breathing trial completed, did the patient pass?
If extubation criterion met, was the patient extubated? <br>
Completion
Full Name and Signature of Attending Nurse
SafetyCulture Staff
ICU Safety Rounds Checklist
The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) can be prone to having medical errors due to patient’s condition which requires thorough checking. Nurses must conduct safety rounds in ICU to ensure that critical care patients are given the proper attention to prevent anything going wrong. Use this checklist to electronically report any concerns surrounding patient care for immediate action. Use SafetyCulture to share your reports with authorized staff real time.
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