Which nursing action best reduces the risk of pressure injury in a client who cannot reposition independently?

A nurse is assisting a postoperative client to dangle at the bedside. Which assessment requires the nurse to STOP the activity immediately?

Which device is most appropriate for transferring a client who is unable to bear weight and cannot assist with movement?

Which instruction is most important when teaching a client to use crutches safely?

A nurse is moving a heavy client in bed. Which action best protects the nurse from injury?

Which complication of immobility places a client at highest risk for pulmonary embolism?

A client’s foot is pointed downward in a fixed position. This finding is best described as:

Which nursing action best promotes joint mobility in a client with limited movement?

Which assistive device provides the greatest base of support during ambulation?

Which client is at highest risk for falls?

Which intervention best prevents accidental suffocation in infants?

Which developmental group has the highest risk for drowning-related death?

A nurse is educating parents about poison prevention. Which instruction is most important?

Which factor most increases injury risk in older adults?

Which behavior demonstrates risk-taking behavior that jeopardizes safety?

A nurse is preparing to give a hand-off report. Which framework ensures effective communication?

Which client factor should the nurse prioritize when planning safety interventions?

Which intervention best reduces fall risk in hospitalized clients?

Which occupational hazard places nurses at highest risk?

Which step of the nursing process is foundational for all others?

Identifying patient responses to health problems is the focus of which type of assessment?

A nurse collects vital signs after a client becomes dizzy. This action represents which assessment type?

Which nursing diagnosis step aligns with 'analyze cues and prioritize hypotheses'?

Which situation requires an emergency assessment?