Remove restraints and asses client every __ hours - 2 hours Where should restraints be tied to keep them stable and in place? - On the bed frame Fire safety R A C
E - Rescue: Protect and evacuate clients in immediate danger
Alarm: Activate the alarm and report the fire
Contain: Close doors or windows
Extinguish: Use correct fire extinguisher to eliminate the fire
Fire extinguisher use P A S S - Pull Aim 1 / 2
Squeeze Sweep Class A fire extinguisher is used for? (4) - 1. Paper
- Wood
- Cloth
- Trash
- Flammable gas
- Head injury
- Post-op cranial surgery
- Increased ICP
- Respiratory illness
- Post-op cataract removal
- Bleeding esophageal varices
- Post-op thyroidectomy
- Cataract removal
- Pneumothorax
- Feeding
- Hiatal hernia
- Insertion of NG tube
- Post myelogram 12-24 hours
- Post-op tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy
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Class B fire extinguisher is used for? (2) - 1. Flammable liquids
Class C fire extinguisher is used for? - Electrical fires When dealing with radiation, a nurse should wear this to record radiation exposure - Radiation badge Semi-Fowler's position - Head of bed elevated 30 degrees Fowler's position - Head of bed elevated to 45-60 degrees High Fowler's position - Head of bed elevated to 90 degrees Indications for Semi-Fowler's position (6) - 1. Gastric feedings
Indications for Fowler's position (4) - 1. Post-op abdominal surgery
Indication for High-Fowler's position (5) - 1. Emphysema
Indications for Supine position (1) - 1. Spinal cord injury (no pillow) Indications for Prone position (3) - 1. Post lumbar puncture 6-12 hours