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Fall Risk Assessment and Prevention Quiz

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the classification for Obstetric Fall Risk Scoring with a score of 3-4?

a)

Very High Fall Risk

b)

High Fall Risk

c)

Moderate Fall Risk

d)

Low Fall Risk

2.

When should patients be reassessed for falls in the inpatient setting?

a)

Every week

b)

Every shift

c)

Every hour

d)

Every day

3.

What tool is used for assessing fall risk in pediatric patients aged 29 days to 16 years old?

a)

Humpty Dumpty Fall Risk Assessment Tool

b)

Neonates Fall Prevention Measures

c)

Modified Morse Fall Scale

d)

Obstetrics Fall Risk Assessment Tool

4.

What is the classification for Adult Fall Risk Scoring with a score of 25-50?

a)

Very High Risk

b)

Moderate Risk

c)

High Risk

d)

Low Risk

5.

What is the classification for Pediatric Fall Risk Scoring with a score of 12 and above?

a)

Low Risk

b)

Very High Risk

c)

Moderate Risk

d)

High Risk

6.

All fall events shall be reported to Quality department by filling in the OVR form

a)

True

b)

False

7.

For assessing fall risk in adults aged 16 years and above, which tool is commonly used?

a)

A) Hendrich II Fall Risk Model

b)

B) Modified Morse Fall Scale

c)

C) Timed Up and Go Test

d)

D) Berg Balance Scale

8.

Which of the following statements about the post-partum period is true?

a)

A) It begins during pregnancy.

b)

B) It lasts for up to one year after childbirth.

c)

C) It extends up to six weeks after the birth of the baby.

d)

D) It only affects the baby, not the mother.

9.

According to the specified criteria, patients should be reassessed for falls in which of the following situations?

a)

A) Following a procedural sedation.

b)

B) Medication effects such as those anticipated with sedation or diuretics.

c)

C) Following a change in level of consciousness.

d)

D) All the above

10.

After noticing a patient fall in the hospital, what should be the immediate action of the nurse or healthcare provider who first notices it?

a)

A.    assess for injury , Perform interventions for risk of fall and notify the physician

b)

B.     Continue with routine tasks and monitor the patient

c)

C.     Wait for the physician to assess the patient

d)

D.    Document the incident in the patient's chart for later review

11.

Which tool is commonly used for Obstetrics Fall Risk Assessment for pregnant women and post-partum patients?

a)

A) Morse Fall Scale

b)

B) Hendrich II Fall Risk Model

c)

C) Obstetric Fall Risk Assessment Tool (OFRA)

d)

D) STRATIFY Fall Risk Assessment