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Fall Prevention Quiz - Nursing Home Focus
Instructions:
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1. Which of the following is an intrinsic risk factor for falls in the elderly?
A. Poor lighting
B. Slippery floors
C. Muscle weakness
D. Uneven flooring
2. Which medication class is most commonly associated with increased fall risk?
A. Antacids
B. Antihypertensives
C. Antibiotics
D. Topical ointments
3. What is the best time to assess a resident's fall risk?
A. Once during admission
B. Monthly
C. Only after a fall
D. On admission and regularly thereafter
4. Which tool is commonly used to assess fall risk in nursing homes?
A. Braden Scale
B. Morse Fall Scale
C. Glasgow Coma Scale
D. Mini-Mental State Exam
5. Why is polypharmacy a fall risk in older adults?
A. Increases fluid intake
B. Improves mobility
C. Causes confusion and dizziness
D. Reduces blood pressure
6. Which intervention is most effective in reducing fall risk?
A. Bed alarms only
B. Physical therapy and strength training
C. Restraints
D. Encouraging bed rest
7. What should be the first response after a resident falls?
A. Move them to a wheelchair
B. Leave them and call for help
C. Assess for injuries and call for assistance
D. Document the incident immediately
8. A fall prevention care plan should include:
A. Medication list only
B. Staff preferences
C. Resident's mobility needs and interventions
D. Shift schedules
9. Environmental hazards that increase fall risk include all EXCEPT:
A. Loose rugs
B. Cluttered hallways
C. Grab bars
D. Poor lighting
10. What is the purpose of hourly rounding?
A. To remind staff of breaks
B. To socialize with residents
C. To proactively address residents' needs and reduce falls
D. To conduct medication rounds
11. How often should fall risk assessments be performed in nursing homes?
A. Once a year
B. Only after incidents
C. On admission and with any condition change
D. Weekly
12. Which of the followings considered a post-fall intervention?
A. Ignoring minor injuries
B. Root cause analysis
C. Restricting movement completely
D. Increasing medication dose
13. What should be included in staff fall prevention training?
A. Timecard procedures
B. Proper use of mobility aids
C. Only CPR
D. Laundry protocols
14. What legal risk exists if fall protocols are not followed?
A. Promotion denial
B. Resident complaints only
C. Liability for neglect or malpractice
D. Nothing serious
15. Which assistive device can reduce fall risk?
A. Walker
B. Headphone
C. Television remote
D. Scissors
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