Introduction
Introduction ( 5 Questions)
Which intervention is important for maintaining the safety of an immobile patient?
Ambulation refers to walking or movement, which may not be feasible for an immobile patient. Alternative interventions are required.
Physical restraints should only be used as a last resort when all other measures have failed, and their use should be based on specific guidelines and regulations.
Soft restraints are not recommended for fall prevention and may pose additional risks and limitations for the patient.
Implementing fall prevention measures is crucial for maintaining the safety of an immobile patient. This includes using appropriate assistive devices, ensuring a safe environment, and providing supervision and support during transfers.
Implementing fall prevention measures is crucial for maintaining the safety of an immobile patient. This includes using appropriate assistive devices, ensuring a safe environment, and providing supervision and support during transfers.
Incorrect choices:
a. Ambulation refers to walking or movement, which may not be feasible for an immobile patient. Alternative interventions are required.
b. Physical restraints should only be used as a last resort when all other measures have failed, and their use should be based on specific guidelines and regulations.
c. Soft restraints are not recommended for fall prevention and may pose additional risks and limitations for the patient.