Nurse Aide- Chapter 6 Review

2. Open flames should not be allowed near ______
5. Safety ____ sheets contain emergency response information
8. Restraints must be ordered by a _______ before applying
9. ______ ulcers can occur from using restraints
12. A resident should be sitting ______ before eating
13. Residents with difficulty swallowing may require these liquids
15. When using good body mechanics, the bed should be _____ height when performing care.
17. a resident's identity should be verified _____ helping with feeding
18. A broken bone
20. The loss of ability to move all or part of the body
22. T/F- A geri-chair is not considered a restraint
23. Oxygen supports this which is why open flames are considered a fire hazard

1. This type of report must be filed if a resident is injured while in restraints
3. Oxygen is a dangerous ______ hazard
4. When restraints are in use, the resident needs to be checked every 15 ______
6. The wasting away, decreasing in size, and weakening of muscles due to lack of use
7. To prevent smoke inhalation, a damp cloth may be placed over the nose and _______
10. This disease can cause a lack of sensation
11. People tend to respond better to alternatives than to _______
14. To prevent falls, you should ______ walkways of clutter
16. Good body mechanics include bending at the _____ when trying to assist a resident with walking
19. this is the acronym for remove residents, activate the alarm, contain fire, and extinguish fire
21. hot drinks should be poured _____ from the resident