New Volunteer Orientation

We want the start of your volunteer experience at Baptist Health Lexington to be as smooth as possible. And, just like paid staff at the hospital, volunteer staff also have an Initial Orientation and Annual Education requirements

Please review the information on the slides below and then select the best response for each question. If you have trouble viewing the slides below, CLICK HERE to view the slides as a PDF file in new window.

After you have answered every question, click the "Submit Answers" button and your responses will be electronically recorded and sent to the Volunteer Services office.

After submitting your answers to the questions below, you will need to proceed to the Orientation Forms tab.

Orientation Assessment

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1. All volunteers at Baptist Health Lexington become part of this organization. *

2. How long before the hospital officially opened was the Auxiliary constituted? *

3. This must be worn at all times to clearly identify staff, students and volunteers. *

4. This is the room in the hospital where most volunteers sign IN and sign OUT. *

5. This is the system that records your official volunteer hours. *

6. Submit this form when you know in advance you will be unable to volunteer. *

7. One of these is received without charge each day you volunteer. *

8. Location on computer where policies and procedures can be found. *

9. Remarks that are offensive to members of a certain gender, race or disability. *

10. This policy was implemented on campus in 2008 along with other hospital in Lexington and surrounding counties. *

11. A consultation by this group may be requested if a patient's rights have been violated or an unusual patient situation arises. *

12. This department can assist in a variety of problem solving situations such as meals, lodging, healthcare notary services, and complaints. *

13. This part of your body should bend when lifting heavy objects with your feet spread apart the same width as your shoulders. *

14. You must complete this report / form if you become injured while on Baptist Health Lexington premises. *

15. The single most important work practice for preventing the spread of infection. *

16. How tuberculosis (TB), a contagious disease, is spread from person to person. *

17. SDS stands for : *

18. This is the color of the bags used for biohazard waste or 'bio trash.' *

19. This color designates certain plugs as emergency outlets during a power failure. *

20. This is the phone number you call to reach Central Dispatch to have something cleaned (spill) or piece of equipment repaired (light / TV). *

21. The acronym used to remember what to do in the event of a fire. *

22. RACE stands for : *

23. The acronym used to remember how to use a fire extinguisher. *

24. PASS stands for : *

25. The phone extension used to report a fire (or any code) within the hospital. *

26. The code indicating 'Incident Command is now in effect.' *

27. Location within the hospital where volunteers are to report in the event 'Incident Command is now in effect' is announced overhead. *

28. Name the five emergency codes that are common among hospitals in Central Kentucky. *

29. This code is called when an infant or pediatric patient is suspected of having been abducted. *

30. The consequence of breaking this privacy rule is significant and can result in civil and/or criminal penalties. *

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