Fill in the Blank: Key Terms Bed rail Position change alarm Gait belt Transfer bolt 1. A device used to support a person

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Fill in the Blank: Key Terms Bed rail Position change alarm Gait belt Transfer bolt 1. A device used to support a person who is unsteady or disabled is a 2. A is a device that serves as a guard or barrier along the side of the bed 3. Another name for a transfer belt is a 4. A physical or electronic device that monitors a person's movement and alerts staff of movement is a 11. Which nursing assistant has correctly used the wheel A Nursing Assistant A transfers the person to the bed and then locks wheels, B. Nursing Assistant Blocks the wheelchair wheels before transferring the person C Nursing Assistant Cunlocks the wheels on the bed before giving care D. Nursing Assistant Dunlocks the stretcher Wheels and then transfers the person. 12. What is your primary responsibility in preventing falls during shift change? A. Quickly give and get shift report, B. Know your role during shift change C. Ask the nurse to provide supervision, D. Stay with your assigned patients/residents 13. Check with the nurse before using a transfer belt when a person A. Is unsteady when moving from a chair to the bed B. Has diabetes or a heart problem C. Has an abdominal wound or incision D. Needs help to stand up and walk 14. An elderly person is agitated and upset. Which measure might help to calm him/her? A Bright lights and cheerful music B. Warm drink and a back massage C. Card game or a jigsaw puzzle D. Walk the person up and down the hallways 15. If a bariatric person starts to fall, you should A. Grasp the gait belt and pull him close. B. Ease the person to the floor. C Quickly move items that could cause injury D. Call for help and hold the person up Circle the Best Answer 5. In nursing centers the most common causes of falling are A Confusion and dementia B. Weakness and walking problems C. Throw rugs and clutter on the floor D. Loose or missing hand rails and grab bars 6. Which of these measures would the staff use to prevent falls? A. Answer call lights promptly B. Restrain people who have risk factors. C. Always keep side rails up. D. Wait for position change alarms to sound. 7. A safety measure that can help prevent falls would be to A. Have the person wear reading glasses when walking B. Assist the person with bedpan, urinal, commode or bathroom C. Re-arrange the furniture and personal belongings D. Dim lights or limit use of night-lights at night. B. A position change alarm A Prevents the person from getting out of bed or the chair B. Can be turned off and on by the person C. Warns when the person is getting up unassisted D. Is a substitute for restraints 9. Bed rails A. Are used for all older persons B. Must be in the person's best interest C. Prevent falls and reduce risk for injury D. Are never used when giving care 10. Information about when to use the bed rails for a person can be found in the A. Safety data sheet B. Doctor's orders C. Manufacturers instructions D. Care plan Fill in the Blank 16. Tubs and showers may be made safer if they have surfaces 17. You raise the bed to give care. If the person uses bed rails and you are working alone, what do you do with the side rails? A B 18. After you are done giving care, how is the bed positioned? 19. When using position change alarms safely, you should A B 20. Handrails in hallways and stairways give supporto persons who are 60 Copyright 2021, Elsevier Inc. All rights resent