A nurse is ordering equipment for a medical-surgical unit. Which of the following equipment should the nurse identify as being ergonomic?

Height-adjustable beds

Wrist supports for computer keyboards

IV stands that are at a fixed height

Standard height toilets

Shower chairs

Answer and Explanation

Correct Answer : A,B,E

A)   Adjustable beds can be customized to the needs of individual patients, reducing strain on caregivers and promoting patient comfort and safety.

B)   Wrist supports for computer keyboards help prevent repetitive strain injuries and carpal tunnel syndrome for staff who use computers frequently.
C)   Fixed-height IV stands may not accommodate the varying needs of patients and staff, potentially leading to ergonomic issues.
D)   Standard toilets may not be suitable for patients with mobility issues, but they are not specifically considered ergonomic equipment.
E)   Shower chairs provide stability and support for clients who have difficulty standing or balancing in the shower.

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Correct Answer is B

Explanation

A) Passive range of motion exercises do not directly increase muscle mass.

B) Passive range of motion exercises aim to maintain or improve joint flexibility and prevent contractures in clients who are unable to move independently.
C) Passive range of motion exercises do not directly impact bone density.

D) Passive range of motion exercises do not directly increase muscle strength.

A. A client was prescribed a medication they were allergic to, but the prescription was canceled before the medication was given B. A client fell out of bed and fractured their hip. C. A client was almost given another client's medication D. A client had bowel surgery and died from sepsis.

Correct Answer is D

Explanation

A) This is a medication error, but since it was intercepted before harm occurred, it does not qualify as a sentinel event.

B) While a fall resulting in a fracture is serious, it is not classified as a sentinel event unless the fall results in death, permanent harm, or significant temporary harm.
C) This is a near-miss medication error, which is important to report and investigate but does not meet the criteria for a sentinel event.
D) A sentinel event is an unexpected occurrence involving death or serious physical or psychological injury, or the risk thereof. Death from sepsis following surgery would qualify as a sentinel event.

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