1. Which of the following is the most appropriate intervention to prevent
falls in elderly patients?
a) Raise all side rails
b) Apply soft restraints
c) Place a bed alarm
d) Encourage bed rest
**Answer:** c) Place a bed alarm
**Rationale:** Bed alarms are effective in alerting staff when a patient
is attempting to get out of bed, which can help prevent falls. Raising side
rails and applying restraints can pose additional risks, and encouraging
bed rest can lead to complications such as muscle atrophy.
2. During a fire drill, which acronym should the staff use to respond
appropriately?
a) PASS
b) RACE
c) CARE
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