Restraints and Fall Risk Assessment
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Which of the following is NOT considered a type of restraint?

  • Nutritional restraint (correct)
  • Environmental restraint
  • Chemical restraint
  • Physical restraint
  • What is the primary condition that justifies the use of restraints?

  • Patient's potential danger to self or others (correct)
  • Patient's expression of discomfort or anxiety
  • Patient's inability to follow hospital rules
  • Patient's refusal to cooperate with treatment
  • According to the provided content, a restraint order must, at a minimum, include all EXCEPT which of the following?

  • Type of restraint to be used
  • The reason for and rationale behind the restraint
  • How long the restraint can be used for
  • Patient's preferred method of restraint (correct)
  • A patient is noted to have a past history of falls. Which of the following is most applicable to assess?

    <p>SPLATT assessment (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How often must restraints be renewed for a 10-year-old patient?

    <p>Every 2 hours (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Study Notes

    Types of Restraints

    • Physical restraint: Involves manually holding a person's body.
    • Chemical restraint: Uses drugs.
    • Mechanical restraint: Restricts a person's movement or access to their body.
    • Environmental restraint: For example, using four bed rails.

    When to use restraints

    • Only used as a last resort.
    • When a patient is a danger to themselves or others.

    Restraint Orders

    • Must be ordered by a healthcare provider.
    • Must contain the reason and rationale for the restraints.
    • Specify the type of restraint.
    • Indicate how long the restraint can be used.
    • Document the patient behaviors leading to restraint use.
    • Age over 85.
    • Bone disorder.
    • Coagulation disorder.
    • Surgery.

    SPLATT

    • Symptoms at the time of the fall.
    • Previous falls.
    • Location of the fall.
    • Activity during the fall.
    • Time of the fall.
    • Trauma after the fall.

    Time Limits for Restraints

    • 18+ years: Renew every 4 hours.
    • 9-17 years: Renew every 2 hours.
    • 9 years and under: Renew every hour.
    • Remove restraints every 2 hours.

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    This quiz covers the types of restraints used in healthcare settings, when they should be applied, and the necessary documentation required for their use. Additionally, it discusses risk factors for fall-related injuries and the SPLATT criteria for assessing falls. Test your knowledge on these critical patient safety topics.

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