What is the first step in preventing falls in residents at risk?
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Assessing the resident's risk for falls allows caregivers to take appropriate preventative measures.
How can a CNA create a safer environment for residents prone to falls?
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Keeping the resident's area clear of clutter reduces tripping hazards and increases safety.
What is the most effective way to assist a resident during a transfer?
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Using a gait belt ensures proper support and reduces the risk of falls during transfers.
Why is it important to ensure proper lighting in a resident's room?
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Adequate lighting helps residents see their surroundings clearly, reducing the risk of falls.
What should a CNA do if a resident begins to fall while ambulating?
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Lowering the resident to the floor gently prevents further injury and minimizes harm.
How can a CNA encourage independence while preventing falls?
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Providing assistive devices like walkers or canes enables residents to move safely while remaining independent.