Nursing Safety and Positioning Quiz

What is the primary responsibility of registered nurses (RNs) regarding client care?

• To provide entertainment

• To ensure a safe environment

• To manage financial records

• To conduct research

Which of the following is NOT one of the National Patient Safety Goals (NPSGs)?

• Prevent clients from falling

• Prevent infection

• Identify clients correctly

• Increase hospital revenue

What is a common sign of inadequate oxygenation?

• Decreased heart rate

• Increased energy

• Cyanosis of the skin

• Improved concentration

Which body mechanics principle states that it is easier to pull than to lift?

• Maintain a wide base of support

• Use smooth and continuous movements

• Use strong leg muscles

• Bend at knees and hips

What is the purpose of assessing oxygenation?

• To determine the patient's weight

• To identify signs of hypoxemia

• To check for allergies

• To measure blood pressure

Which position is indicated for a patient with dyspnea?

• Knee-chest position

• Fowler's position

• Prone position

• Lithotomy position

What is the primary purpose of changing a patient's position?

• To monitor vital signs

• To increase hospital efficiency

• To relieve pressure on bony areas

• To entertain the patient

Which of the following is a method of natural airway management?

• Monitoring blood glucose

• Performing surgery

• Administering medication

• Suctioning secretions

What is the correct action when lifting an object?

• Use only back muscles

• Bend at the waist

• Lift with one hand

• Keep the back straight

Which oxygen delivery device is used for high concentrations of oxygen?

• Non-rebreather mask

• Simple mask

• Nasal cannula

• Face tent