NUR 100 CSM Safety
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| factors influencing safety | age, development, lifestyle, mobility, health sensory-perceptual alterations, cognitive awareness, emotional state, communication, safety awareness
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| where do nurses assess safety factors | home, workplace, healthcare setting
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| joint commission safety goals | improve accuracy of patient ID, improve safety of med usage, reduce risk of nosocomial infections, reduce risk of injury (pressure ulcers & falls), practice accurate med administration
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| nursing diagnoses | risk for: injury, poisoning, suffocation, trauma, latex allergy, contamination, aspiration, med disuse syndrome, deficient knowledge
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| fire safety PASS stands for | pull, aim, squeeze, sweep
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| nursing interventions to prevent fires at home | keep emergency #s by phone, family teaching of battery changes in working smoke alarms, create family fire drill plan
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| older adults at risk for | falls, burns, pedestrian accidents, automobile accidents
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| fall prevention includes | orienting pt to surroundings, assess ambulatory and transfer ability, provide assistive devices, supervise pts at risk for falls, encourage use of call light
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| interventions for fall prevention | place call light near pt, bed in lowest locked position, available grab bars, non-skid mats in bathtub/shower, use lifts for transfers
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| seizure | single, temporary event consisting of uncontrolled electrical/neurological discharge of brain resulting in interruption of brain functioning
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| preventing injury during seizure | padded bed rails, medic alert bracelet, medication teaching, home safety teaching
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| risk for poisoning | inadequate use or storage of household products and medications-dementia pts need safeguard locks & poison control center # handy
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