2025/2026 COMPREHENSIVE PATIENT SAFETY AND
EMERGENCY RESPONSE NURSING TEST COMPLETE 50
ACCURATE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS (A NEW UPDATED VERSION) |GUARANTEED
PASS. (BRAND NEW!)
What is the main goal of patient safety?
Answer- To prevent harm while delivering care through
teamwork, systems thinking, and evidence-based practice.
What is the primary cause of most hospital safety events?
Answer- Communication failures.
What is the purpose of SBAR?
Answer- To ensure clear communication during handoff reports.
What are the two patient identifiers used for safety?
Answer- Full name and date of birth.
What are common fall prevention measures?
, Answer- Bed low, nonskid footwear, call light in reach, hourly
rounding.
What scale measures fall risk?
Answer- Morse or Hendrich II Fall Scale.
What is the main nursing goal during a fire emergency?
Answer- Maintain patient safety by removing patients and
containing fire.
What is the most effective way to prevent infection?
Answer- Hand hygiene.
What are the 6 medication administration rights?
Answer- Right patient, drug, dose, route, time, documentation.
What are National Patient Safety Goals (NPSGs)?
EMERGENCY RESPONSE NURSING TEST COMPLETE 50
ACCURATE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS (A NEW UPDATED VERSION) |GUARANTEED
PASS. (BRAND NEW!)
What is the main goal of patient safety?
Answer- To prevent harm while delivering care through
teamwork, systems thinking, and evidence-based practice.
What is the primary cause of most hospital safety events?
Answer- Communication failures.
What is the purpose of SBAR?
Answer- To ensure clear communication during handoff reports.
What are the two patient identifiers used for safety?
Answer- Full name and date of birth.
What are common fall prevention measures?
, Answer- Bed low, nonskid footwear, call light in reach, hourly
rounding.
What scale measures fall risk?
Answer- Morse or Hendrich II Fall Scale.
What is the main nursing goal during a fire emergency?
Answer- Maintain patient safety by removing patients and
containing fire.
What is the most effective way to prevent infection?
Answer- Hand hygiene.
What are the 6 medication administration rights?
Answer- Right patient, drug, dose, route, time, documentation.
What are National Patient Safety Goals (NPSGs)?
