What organ is contained in the cranial cavity?

Choice A rationale:

Tying the straps of the restraints in a double knot is incorrect. This action can make it difficult to quickly release the restraints in case of an emergency. A single, quick-release knot is recommended to ensure the client's safety.

Choice B rationale:

Tying the restraints to the side rails is incorrect. Attaching restraints to the side rails can cause injury to the client and is not a proper restraint application method. Restraints should be tied to the bed frame, not the side rails, to prevent harm.

Choice C rationale:

Placing the padding of the restraints against the client's bony prominences is incorrect. While padding is important to prevent skin breakdown and pressure ulcers, the correct placement of the padding alone does not indicate a comprehensive understanding of proper restraint application.

Choice D rationale:

Inserting one finger between the client's wrist and the restraint is the correct action. This technique ensures that the restraints are not too tight, allowing for proper circulation and preventing injury to the client. The ability to insert one finger indicates that the restraints are snug but not constrictive, maintaining the client's safety and comfort.

The correct answer is choice: 473.

To convert 4 ounces to milliliters (mL), the following steps can be taken:

Understand the Conversion Factor: 1 fluid ounce (oz) is approximately 29.57 mL. Therefore, 4 oz can be converted to mL using the following calculation: 4 × 29.57 = 118.28

4oz × 29.57mL/oz = 118.28mL.

Convert Cups to Ounces: 1 cup is equal to 8 fluid ounces.

Therefore, 1 cup is 8 × 29.57= 236.56

8oz × 29.57mL/oz = 236.56mL.

So, 1 cup is equal to 236.56 mL. The correct answer is 473 mL (2 cups)