Deck 13: Restraint Alternatives and Safe Restraint Use
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Deck 13: Restraint Alternatives and Safe Restraint Use
1
Which statement about restraints is correct?
A) Restraints can cause death.
B) Restraints can be used if the patient prefers them.
C) Use of restraints depends on the insurance coverage the person has.
D) Restraints are used for staff convenience.
A) Restraints can cause death.
B) Restraints can be used if the patient prefers them.
C) Use of restraints depends on the insurance coverage the person has.
D) Restraints are used for staff convenience.
Restraints can cause death.
2
Which statement about physical restraints is correct?
A) They are not allowed in nursing centers.
B) The person should decide whether they need them or not.
C) The person can easily remove them.
D) They limit movement or access to one's body.
A) They are not allowed in nursing centers.
B) The person should decide whether they need them or not.
C) The person can easily remove them.
D) They limit movement or access to one's body.
They limit movement or access to one's body.
3
Which statement about restraints is correct?
A) Restraints are warranted if the person is misbehaving.
B) A report is made to the nursing assistant board if a restraint causes illness, injury, or death.
C) Restraints affect a person's dignity and self-esteem.
D) Restraints decrease confusion and agitation.
A) Restraints are warranted if the person is misbehaving.
B) A report is made to the nursing assistant board if a restraint causes illness, injury, or death.
C) Restraints affect a person's dignity and self-esteem.
D) Restraints decrease confusion and agitation.
Restraints affect a person's dignity and self-esteem.
4
Which is a restraint alternative?
A) Loud music, television, or radio
B) Answering call lights when you have time
C) Restricting fluids and foods
D) Giving back massages
A) Loud music, television, or radio
B) Answering call lights when you have time
C) Restricting fluids and foods
D) Giving back massages
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5
Which is a restraint alternative?
A) Providing a fast-paced and exciting setting
B) Practicing measures to prevent falls
C) Suggesting the person take a nap
D) Asking a family member to come and take care of the person
A) Providing a fast-paced and exciting setting
B) Practicing measures to prevent falls
C) Suggesting the person take a nap
D) Asking a family member to come and take care of the person
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6
Which is a restraint alternative?
A) Keeping the call light on the back of the bed
B) Making the person take an afternoon nap
C) Request the person remain in their room
D) Padding walls and the corners of furniture
A) Keeping the call light on the back of the bed
B) Making the person take an afternoon nap
C) Request the person remain in their room
D) Padding walls and the corners of furniture
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7
Which statement about restraints is correct?
A) Any member of the health team can order a restraint to protect the resident.
B) Unnecessary restraint is discouraged.
C) Verbal approval is required before a restraint is applied.
D) The manufacturer's instructions are followed.
A) Any member of the health team can order a restraint to protect the resident.
B) Unnecessary restraint is discouraged.
C) Verbal approval is required before a restraint is applied.
D) The manufacturer's instructions are followed.
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8
Which statement about restraints is correct?
A) A back cushion is used if the person is restrained in a chair.
B) A person restrained in the semi-Fowler's position is at great risk for aspiration.
C) Bed rails left down when using vest, jacket, or belt restraints.
D) The call light is kept within the person's reach.
A) A back cushion is used if the person is restrained in a chair.
B) A person restrained in the semi-Fowler's position is at great risk for aspiration.
C) Bed rails left down when using vest, jacket, or belt restraints.
D) The call light is kept within the person's reach.
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9
Before applying a restraint, you should do which of the following?
A) Get the person's written consent.
B) Ask the person how the nurse applied the restraint last time.
C) Look at the person's size to determine what type and size to use.
D) Find out when to apply and release the restraint.
A) Get the person's written consent.
B) Ask the person how the nurse applied the restraint last time.
C) Look at the person's size to determine what type and size to use.
D) Find out when to apply and release the restraint.
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