Hospitals can improve

their staff performance through ------------------------------

and-----------------------.

Who is responsible for patient safety?

What is the leading cause of accidental injury deaths

in the U.S

Managing waste and reducing noise is an example of

-------------------------------

Proven strategies to help prevent patient falls include all of the

following except

What is the most effective way to prevent the spread

of infection

A "near miss" is defined as the probability

of harm to a patient.

Precautions to avoid  patient or staff injury from the

"missile effect" of flying iron­-containing objects being drawn in to

the powerful  MRI magnet at high velocity must  be in effect at all

times, even if there is no exam in progress, because the MRI magnet is always

"on"

Which of the following is safe to place in a baby's

crib

Risk factors for pressure (i.e. decubitus) ulcers include all of

the following except