Patient Restraint Training Part 1
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What is purpose of applying restraints?:
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Protects patient and staff from harm.
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Protects other patients and visitors from harm.
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Allows for continuous medical treatment of patient.
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All the above
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Patient Restraint Training Part 1 focuses on the correct application of restraints, the authority under which they are applied, incident reporting, de-escalation techniques, and staffing requirements for safe patient restraint. Essential for healthcare professionals ensuring patient and staff safety.
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Under who's authority is a restraint ordered?:
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A Doctor
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In an emergency situation a nurse may
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A nursing assistant
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A and B
Correct Answer
A. A and BExplanation
A restraint may be ordered under the authority of both a doctor and a nurse. In emergency situations, a nurse may have the authority to order a restraint to ensure the safety and well-being of the patient. Similarly, a doctor may also have the authority to order a restraint if they believe it is necessary for the patient's health and safety. Therefore, the correct answer is A and B.Rate this question:
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What information should be included in the incident report?
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Reason restraint were applied and on which limbs.
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Name of doctor who ordered restraints and names of those who applied them.
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Whether or not there were injuries to anyone.
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All of the above
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A. All of the aboveExplanation
The incident report should include all of the above information because it is important to document the reasons for applying restraints and on which limbs, as well as the names of the doctor who ordered them and the individuals who applied them. Additionally, it is crucial to note whether or not there were injuries to anyone involved. Including all of this information in the incident report ensures that there is a comprehensive record of the incident, which can be used for future reference and analysis.Rate this question:
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A series of verbal techniques intended to calm an angry person is called __________________.
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Positive reinforcement
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Affirmation
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De-escalation
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Vocalureasation Technique
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A. De-escalationExplanation
De-escalation refers to a series of verbal techniques used to calm an angry person. These techniques aim to defuse the situation, reduce tension, and promote a sense of calm and understanding. By using de-escalation strategies, individuals can effectively communicate with an angry person and prevent the situation from escalating further. Positive reinforcement and affirmation are not specific to calming angry individuals, while "Vocalureasation Technique" is not a recognized term or concept in this context.Rate this question:
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The Minimum number of personnel who should assist in restraining a patient is:
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3
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4
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5
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6
Correct Answer
A. 5Explanation
The minimum number of personnel who should assist in restraining a patient is five. Restraining a patient can be a challenging task that requires coordination and strength. Having five personnel allows for proper distribution of the workload and ensures the safety of both the patient and the healthcare providers. With five people, they can effectively restrain the patient from causing harm to themselves or others while also minimizing the risk of injury to the personnel involved.Rate this question:
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