You just returned from a walk with Sally. Sally has a history of falls due to an abnormal gait. You gently hold her arm as she walks up the stairs to her apartment building. Which permitted procedure are you using?To calm or comfort a person by holding that person with no resistance from that personTo protect a person known to be at risk of injury due to frequent falls or as a result of a medical conditionsTo facilitate the person’s completion of a task or response when the person does not resist or the person’s resistance is minimal in intensity and durationTo block or redirect a person’s limbs or body without holding the person

Doug has a diagnosis of quadriplegia and has very little movement in his hands. He asks for your assistance in holding a pen and guiding his hand to his checkbook so he can fill out a check. Which permitted procedure are you using?To calm or comfort a person by holding that person with no resistance from that personTo protect a person known to be at risk of injury due to frequent falls or medical conditionsTo facilitate the person’s completion of a task or response when the person does not resist or the person’s resistance is minimal in intensity and durationTo block or redirect a person’s limbs or body without holding the person

Linda, who uses a wheelchair, begins to slide down in her chair in a slouched position. She asks if you are able to assist her. You have been trained on how to support Linda and know that this is part of her care, as documented in her addendum. Which permitted action are you using?Allow a licensed health care professional to safely conduct a medical examination or to provide medical treatment ordered by a licensed health care professionalAssist in the safe evacuation or redirection of a person in the event of an emergency and the person is at imminent risk of harmPosition a person with physical disabilities in a manner specified in the person's coordinated service and support plan addendumUse of adaptive aids or equipment, orthotic devices, or other medical equipment ordered by a licensed health professional to treat a diagnosed medical condition do not in and of themselves constitute the use of mechanical restraint

A patient can abduct and flex their shoulder without assistance. What is this action termed?

steps to take if you think a patient fell

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