SAFETY SHERPATH EXAM | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED A+

An older adult stroke patient with limited mobility is being discharged to home. What interventions should be included in the home care plan for this patient? Correct Answer: -Maintain walkways so they are free of debris. -Install handrails and grab bars around the tub and toilet. A nurse is teaching a nursing student about seizure precautions. When asked how to address a person having a seizure in the community, which response indicates that the nursing student understands the teaching? Correct Answer: "I will look for a medical ID bracelet with seizure instructions." The nurse is concerned about the fire hazards associated with home oxygen therapy for a patient being discharged to home with oxygen. What education should be included when teaching this patient? Correct Answer: Do not start a fire in the fireplace. 2 A student nurse is learning about fire emergency response using the RACE acronym. When asked about the action steps for the "C", which response by the student nurse indicates understanding of RACE? Correct Answer: "I will contain the fire by closing doors and confining the fire." A student nurse is participating in fire safety drills at the hospital. Which action made by the nurse indicates a need for further teaching? Correct Answer: The nurse transports ambulatory patients to a safe area via bed or stretcher. A nurse is teaching a patient about medication safety. Which statement would indicate a need for further teaching? Correct Answer: "I sometimes store my medications in alternate containers." The family of a patient who inadvertently ingested a poisonous substance states that if this happens again they will have the patient drink baking soda and water. What should the nurse say to the family? Correct Answer: "Call the Poison Control Center before giving any antidote." A nurse is teaching parents about child safety in their home. Which action should the nurse take to demonstrate proper safety interventions? Correct Answer: Cover electrical outlets inside the house.