¿Se considera una falta a la integridad y privacidad del paciente que el personal de la salud pida en reiteradas ocasiones la identificación del paciente?

No, debido a las políticas del centro de salud es necesario mantener contacto con el paciente y requerir las veces que sean necesarias su identificación

Si, es una falta grave ya que el paciente se siente presionado y se ve vulnerable su espacio personal y privacidad.

¿Qué indica la pulsera de color rojo que le pone al paciente dentro de un servicio de salud?

Transfusiones de productos sanguíneos

Seleccione la medida de seguridad incorrecta que fomenta la OMS

Incorporar una capacitación sobre los procedimientos de control y dejar a posterior la verificación de la identidad de un paciente

Fomentar el uso de identificadores para verificar la identidad de un paciente en el momento del trasladó a otra institución sanitaria

Educar a los pacientes sobre la importancia y la relevancia de la correcta identificación de los pacientes, que también respete su privacidad.

Hacer énfasis en la responsabilidad principal de los trabajadores de la atención sanitaria para verificar la identidad de los pacientes y coincidir los pacientes con los nombres registrados

Identificación correcta del paciente - usuario

Identificacion correcta paciente - usuario

Risky environments occur when there is potential for injury, unsafe practices and the surrounding are considered hazardous or reliable. In a sporting and physical activity context, this can be due to a variety of factors such as: playing surface, isolation, water, unpredictability and equipment. A playing surface is the environment in which physical activity takes place. A playing surface can be dangerous or hazardous when the ground is uneven, wet/slippery and debris is present. This can be risky for participants as it can lead to severe injury and or death. An example of this is when physical activity or sport is called off due to wet weather. This puts participants at risk as its presents the possibility of the participants slipping over and cutting themselves or fracturing/breaking a bone. Isolation occurs when a person, people or event is held far away from first aid or a significant population, which can contribute to a risky environment. Acquiring an injury in an isolated location makes it difficult for help, and assistance may take longer to arrive, further putting yourself at risk. For example, bushwalking by yourself at night, the walker could slip and break an ankle. It may then take a while for aid to locate or reach you, further putting yourself at risk. Also, an isolated location makes it difficult to fully assess potential risks leading to an unsafe location for physical activity. With the example of the ultra- marathon, organisers were not able to fully assess the potential risk of bushfires leading to serious injury for their competition therefore isolation is a significant contributing factor to a risky environment. Water is a factor which influences risks in sport and physical activity. The lack of water can lead to dehydration and other health issues. On the other hand, the presence of water can result in slippery surfaces as well as altered or unknown conditions. This can be seen when an athlete takes part in a triathlon. Water is required to remain hydrated, however it can become hazardous. During the run and bike legs, water or rain can result in slippery surfaces and can therefore be dangerous for participants. In the swim leg, water depth and conditions can be unknown, rough or altered creating danger for participants. Evidently, water is an influential factor of the risks in physical activity and sport. Unpredictability will always play a role in sport and physical activity. Situations will never be completely foreseeable nor will risks be avoidable. The optimum risk identification processes cannot completely eliminate risks, simply reduce them. It is important for sporting associations to establish plans and processes not only to identify risk environments but to manage risks should unpredictable circumstances arise. Equipment is a factor that can contribute to a risky environment. If there is a lack of the correct and required equipment in physical activity, or if the equipment is ill-fitting or faulty, participants are then at risk of getting injured. For example, if a cricket player isn’t wearing a helmet and the cricket ball hits their head, they are at risk of serious head injury or death. Therefore, if proper and suitable equipment is available, participants can partake in physical activity safely without risk of injury.

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Identificación de recursos para la capacitación

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