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Nurse Aide I C
Nurse Aide I Module C Study Guide
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Why are residents in long-term care at increased risk for injury? | Residents in long-term care are at increased risk for injury due to age-related physical decline, chronic illnesses, medications, and environmental hazards. |
| Hazard | A hazard is anything that can cause harm, injury, or damage to people, property, or the environment. |
| What is the importance of safety and what is the nurse Aide role | Safety is important to prevent injuries and protect residents, and the nurse aide’s role is to follow safety protocols, report hazards, and assist residents in a safe manner. |
| Rules of oxygen safety | Oxygen safety rules include no smoking near oxygen, keeping oxygen equipment away from flames and heat, and ensuring proper storage and use to prevent fires or accidents. |
| Define fall. Prevalence in older adults. Fall prevention Program | A fall is an unintentional descent to the ground or lower level, falls are common in older adults due to balance and health issues, and fall prevention programs focus on assessing risks, improving environment safety, and promoting mobility and strength. |
| Fall Risk Factors-Intrinsic and Extrinsic | Intrinsic fall risk factors include age, muscle weakness, and chronic illness, while extrinsic factors involve environmental hazards like slippery floors and poor lighting. |
| Identify issues of safety within the residents environment | Safety issues in a resident’s environment include cluttered walkways, poor lighting, wet floors, unsecured rugs, and improper use of assistive devices. |
| What position is a resident fed in? | A resident is typically fed in an upright sitting position, such as sitting at a 90-degree angle in a chair or bed to prevent choking and aspiration. |
| Define Medical Emergency | A medical emergency is a sudden health situation requiring immediate action to prevent serious harm or death. |
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