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Risk Assessment Tools
Used to evaluate clients and their environment for safety.
Culture of Safety
Promotes checks and balances to avoid errors in stressful circumstances.
Never Events
Serious incidents that should never happen in healthcare.
Fall-Risk Assessment
An evaluation completed for each client to identify risk factors for falls.
Client Call Light
A device that allows clients to request help from nursing staff.
Seizure Precautions
Measures to protect clients from injury during a seizure.
Status Epilepticus
A prolonged seizure that is a medical emergency.
Restraints
Devices or medications used to restrict a client's movement for safety.
RACE Sequence
A fire response protocol: Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish.
PASS Sequence for Fire Extinguishers
Procedure for using a fire extinguisher: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep.
Seclusion
The involuntary confinement of a client away from others for safety.
Incident Documentation
Records of situations that help identify trends and root causes of adverse events.
Emergency Evacuation Plan
A plan detailing how to safely evacuate clients and staff during a fire.
Safety Data Sheets
Documents that provide information on hazardous chemicals.
Quality Care Priorities
Standards set by the National Quality Forum to guide healthcare practices.
Chemical Restraints
Medications used to calm a client without physical restraints.
Fire Classes
Different categories of fire extinguishers based on the type of fire.
Client Education on Safety
Informing clients and families about risks and safety procedures.
Call Light Response Time
Importance of responding promptly to client requests for assistance.
Bony Prominence Padding
Using pads to prevent skin breakdown where restraints may rub.