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the goal for safety is - ️️to prevent accidents and injuries without limiting the person's mobility and independence certain factors increase the risk of accidents and injuries - ️️awareness of surroundings and ability to respond, agitated and aggressive behaviors, vision loss, hearing loss, impaired smell and touch, impaired mobility, drugs, and age unconscious - ️️being unaware of one's setting and being unable to react or respond to people, places, or things coma - ️️a prolonged state of unconsciousness paraylsis - ️️loss of muscle function to identify a person - ️️-compare identifying information on the assignment sheet with that on the ID bracelet -use at least 2 identifiers -call the person by name when checking the ID bracelet ; this is a courtesy given as you touch the person and before giving care common causes of burns - ️️- smoking - spilled hot liquids - electrical items - very hot water (sinks, tubs, showers) 1st degree burn - ️️Only the epidermis (red, painful, and edema) 2nd degree burn - ️️epidermis and part of dermis (blistered)

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NA101 - CH 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18 Questions and
Comprehensive Answers Graded A 2024-2025
the goal for safety is - ✔️✔️to prevent accidents and injuries without limiting the person's
mobility and independence

certain factors increase the risk of accidents and injuries - ✔️✔️awareness of
surroundings and ability to respond, agitated and aggressive behaviors, vision loss,
hearing loss, impaired smell and touch, impaired mobility, drugs, and age

unconscious - ✔️✔️being unaware of one's setting and being unable to react or respond
to people, places, or things

coma - ✔️✔️a prolonged state of unconsciousness

paraylsis - ✔️✔️loss of muscle function

to identify a person - ✔️✔️-compare identifying information on the assignment sheet with
that on the ID bracelet
-use at least 2 identifiers
-call the person by name when checking the ID bracelet ; this is a courtesy given as you
touch the person and before giving care

common causes of burns - ✔️✔️- smoking
- spilled hot liquids
- electrical items
- very hot water (sinks, tubs, showers)

1st degree burn - ✔️✔️Only the epidermis (red, painful, and edema)

2nd degree burn - ✔️✔️epidermis and part of dermis (blistered)

3rd degree burn - ✔️✔️thermal damage to all three layers of the skin, also cooks blood
vessels, so it appears to be dry and leathery- color depends on agent

poison - ✔️✔️is any substance harmful to the body when ingested, inhaled, injected, or
absorbed, through the skin

unintentional poisoning - ✔️✔️an act in which the person did not mean to inflict harm by
taking or giving the substance; this includes an inadvertent overdose.

intentional poisoning - ✔️✔️poisoning one's self or others with the intent to harm

, examples of poisoning - ✔️✔️lead poisoning, carbon monoxide

suffocation (asphyxia) - ✔️✔️when breathing stops from the lack of oxygen

Choking or foreign-body airway obstruction (FBAO) - ✔️✔️a foreign body can obstruct the
airway. air cannot pass through the airways into the lungs. the body does not get
enough oxygen

common causes of choking - ✔️✔️aspiration of vomitus and the tongue falling back into
the airway

mild airway obstruction - ✔️✔️Some air moves in and out of lungs. Person is conscious
and usually can speak. often forceful coughing can remove object. breathing may sound
like wheezing between coughs

severe airway obstruction - ✔️✔️Occurs when a foreign body completely obstructs the
patient's airway. Patients cannot breathe, talk, or cough.

abdominal thrusts/heimlich maneuver - ✔️✔️. used to relieve severe airway obstruction.
quick, upward thrusts to the abdomen.

if you assist a choking person, - ✔️✔️report and record what happened, include what you
did and the person's response

chest thrusts - ✔️✔️are used for obese or pregnant people

equipment is unsafe if - ✔️✔️broken, not used correctly, not working properly

bariatric equipment is labeled - ✔️✔️bariatric, EC or expanded capacity, with the weight
limit suggested by the manufacturer

warning signs of a faulty electricial item include - ✔️✔️shocks, loss of power or a power
surge, dimming or flickering lights, sparks, sizzling or buzzing sounds, burning odor, and
loose plugs

a hazardous chemical - ✔️✔️Any chemical that is a health hazard or a physical hazard

exposure to hazardous chemicals can occur - ✔️✔️from equipment failures, container,
ruptures, or the release of a hazard into the workplace.

hazardous chemical containers have - ✔️✔️warning labels. if a warning is removed or
damaged, do not use it. do not leave container unattended

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