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What is one of the goals of improving hand cleaning?
What is one of the goals of improving hand cleaning?
- Minimizing or eliminating latex exposure
- Preventing mistakes in surgery (correct)
- Reducing the risk for suicide
- Identifying patient safety risks
Which condition is an example of an environmental hazard mentioned in the text?
Which condition is an example of an environmental hazard mentioned in the text?
- Latex sensitivity (correct)
- Heart disease
- Obesity
- Common cold
What is the best technique for preventing latex sensitivity and allergic reactions, according to the text?
What is the best technique for preventing latex sensitivity and allergic reactions, according to the text?
- Minimizing or eliminating latex exposure (correct)
- Exposing individuals to asphyxiation
- Using electric shock therapy
- Increasing latex exposure
What is contact dermatitis, as described in the text?
What is contact dermatitis, as described in the text?
What is acute hypersensitivity, as mentioned in the text?
What is acute hypersensitivity, as mentioned in the text?
What is the main recommendation for improving hand cleaning based on the text?
What is the main recommendation for improving hand cleaning based on the text?
What is the significance of marking the correct place on the patient's body before surgery, according to the text?
What is the significance of marking the correct place on the patient's body before surgery, according to the text?
What is one of the potential dangers in the health care environment mentioned in the text?
What is one of the potential dangers in the health care environment mentioned in the text?
What is the most common accident experienced by older adults?
What is the most common accident experienced by older adults?
How can the risk of falls be diminished according to the text?
How can the risk of falls be diminished according to the text?
What can limit mobility and increase the risk for falls in older adults?
What can limit mobility and increase the risk for falls in older adults?
Which condition increases the risk of fractures in older adults even without a fall?
Which condition increases the risk of fractures in older adults even without a fall?
What can prevent some falls according to the text?
What can prevent some falls according to the text?
What do older adults with a previous fall experience that may lead to gait changes and being overly cautious?
What do older adults with a previous fall experience that may lead to gait changes and being overly cautious?
What can cause dizziness upon rising in some older adults?
What can cause dizziness upon rising in some older adults?
What can help in assessing the risk factors for falls according to the text?
What can help in assessing the risk factors for falls according to the text?
What is the recommended action to prevent slipping on loose soap bars?
What is the recommended action to prevent slipping on loose soap bars?
What should be done with extension cords to prevent tripping hazards?
What should be done with extension cords to prevent tripping hazards?
What is the purpose of using soap-on-a-rope or suspended container of liquid soap?
What is the purpose of using soap-on-a-rope or suspended container of liquid soap?
What is the recommended footwear to wear to prevent slipping?
What is the recommended footwear to wear to prevent slipping?
What is the suggested action for reaching high objects?
What is the suggested action for reaching high objects?
Which method is used to manage a client's behavior or freedom of movement?
Which method is used to manage a client's behavior or freedom of movement?
What is the purpose of placing nonskid mats or decals on the floor of the tub or shower?
What is the purpose of placing nonskid mats or decals on the floor of the tub or shower?
Why should pets not be underfoot?
Why should pets not be underfoot?
What is the purpose of using a cane or walker if prescribed?
What is the purpose of using a cane or walker if prescribed?
What method immobilizes or reduces the ability of a client to freely move?
What method immobilizes or reduces the ability of a client to freely move?
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