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Test Bank - Fundamentals of Nursing Concepts and Competencies for Practice ,9th Edition by Ruth F Craven , Constance Hirnle , Christine Henshaw Chapter 17 - 28

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,Chapter 17- Safety


1. The occupational health nurse is planning a safety inservice for a group of clerical
workers. Which of the following topics would be most beneficial?


A) Principles of body alignment


B) The use of protective clothing


C) The use of ear plugs


D) Appropriate storage of combustable cleaning solutions


Ans: A


Feedback:


The clerical worker is primarily sedentary. The greatest concern would relate to
body alignment and positioning. Ear plugs would be most appropriate for the factory
worker. The use of protective clothing and the storage of hazardous materials would
be topics best suited for janitorial workers.


2. A patient has presented to the Emergency Department after splashing a chemical in
the eyes. When managing the injury, which of the following should be included in
the plan of care?


A) Wash the eyes with a hypertonic solution for at least 30 minutes.


B) Advise the patient to avoid blinking until after the eyes are irrigated.

,C) Flush the eyes with water for 10 minutes.


D) Flush the eyes with a cool saline solution for a 10-minute period.


Ans: C


Feedback:


If poisonous substances have been instilled into the eye or on the skin, immediate
irrigation with lukewarm water for 10 to 15 minutes may reduce harmful effects.


3. The nurse is discussing car safety with the mother of a 6-year-old child. The childs
mother questions the need for the use of special car seats for her child. What
information can be provided to her?


A) Car seats are only recommended until children are 3 years old.


B) At the age of 6 your child should be using a booster seat.


C) Car seats are recommended until children are at least 10 years old.


D) Your child will be safe in the car using the provided shoulder harness and
lap belts.


Ans: B


Feedback:

, When children outgrow standard car seats, parents and caregivers should use
booster seats, preferably those that use combination shoulder and lap belts, until the
car seat belt fits appropriately, typically when they have reached 4 feet, 9 inches
in height and are between 8 and 12 years of age.


4. After identifying a medication error, the nurse completes an incident report. The
nurse correctly recognizes which of the following about the use of these
documents? Select all that apply.


A) The incident report should be placed with the patients medical records.


B) Incident reports provide a clear, concise recording of the situation that can be
provided to the patients legal representative in the event of a lawsuit.


C) The incident report should include factual information about the incident.


D) The nurse should include their own personal perception about the cause of the
incident in the report.


E) Completion of the incident report should be noted in the nurses notes.


Ans: B, C


Feedback:


An accident, or injury, occurring in the hospital necessitates the filing of an incident
report. The document remains confidential and is not part of the patients medical
record. It completely describes all the aspects of the event that occurred.
Specifically, the report should include the accident, patient assessment, and
interventions provided for the patient. The report is used for internal review to
improve the system to prevent similar errors and cannot be subpoenaed by a court
of law.

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