Question 1

I acknowledge that I have reviewed the presentation and understand the content.

Accepted Answer

true

Answer

false

Question 2

Placing a resident’s bed against the wall is an acceptable fall prevention strategy as long as the resident has not fallen.

Accepted Answer

false

Answer

true

Question 3

Which of the following best describes entrapment risk?

Accepted Answer

Resident becoming trapped between the bed and wall or other surfaces

Answer

Risk of falling out of bed

Answer

Resident refusing care

Answer

Risk of skin breakdown from positioning

Question 4

A bed may be placed against the wall ONLY if which of the following are met?

Question 5

What should a CNA do if they notice a bed placed against the wall?

Accepted Answer

Report it and monitor for safety concerns

Answer

Add pillows to fill the gap

Answer

Move the bed independently

Answer

Leave it if the resident appears comfortable

Question 6

Which statement reflects the correct safety expectation?

Accepted Answer

No part of the bed should touch the wall and no space should exist where a resident could become trapped

Answer

A small gap is acceptable if the resident is not confused

Answer

As long as the bed touches the wall, there is no gap and no risk

Answer

Beds should always be placed against the wall for safety

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