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Safety
Freedom from harm or injury, protection
Nurse is responsible for:
Assessing
Planning and interviewing
Providing Safe Care
Factors Affecting Safety
Age & Development
Lifestyle
Body/ Mind states
Safety Awareness
Environmental Factors
School age Injuries
drowning
foreign bodies
poison
mva's
electrical shock
strangers ( abductions)
Toddler Injuries:
touching
learning to walk
trauma from falling
electrical shock
poison
drowning
Adolescence Injuries:
alcohol
gun safety
medications
Adult Injuries:
MVA's
substance abuse
domestic violence
lifestyles
Older Adults Injuries:
falls- vision, muscle mas weakness
burns
MVA's - limited rotation
medical overdose
hearing
Cognitive Awareness
Medication side effects
Age and Development
Fetus- no alcohol, drugs, or medications
Newborn and Infants - car seats
Toddlers- never put on soft surface
Preschoolers- falling
Adolec. -choking ( Toddler too)
Older Adult - medications
Lifestyle
Unsafe Environment
Insufficient funds
Risk Taking
Body Mind States
Mobility and Health Status
Sensory perceptual ( Elderly)
Cognitive Awareness (Sleep Deprivation)
Emotional Status (anger, sadness, depression
Ability to Communicate (language, stroke)
Safety Awareness and Environment
Workplace- machinery
outside environment- lawn mowers, snow blowers, boat (propeller)
Worker fatigue
falling asleep at wheel
Community- street lights, safe H20
Burns
**Most Common**
stoves
hot water
RACE
rescue
alarm
contain- close doors, windows
extinguish if detected then evacuate
Ex. smoke inhalation
(class A wood)
(class B flammable)
(class C electrical)
Elecrtical Shock
Occurs when a current travels through the body and to the ground
-burn entry
burn exit
Falls
Leading cause of accidents
-fear of falling
Restraints
Physical and Chemical Restraints
chemical-medications
Purpose:prevent injury
Alternatives: bed at lowest position
Assessing Restraints
1. Check pulse circulation
2.assess skin
3.Offer food,often toilet Q2 while awake, Q4 while asleep
4.Hospital documentation
Restraint Policy
Take out Q2 while awake
Take out Q4 while asleep
Poisoning
Ipecac -induces vomiting
PCC poison control center
1800682-9211