The nurse knows that four categories of risk have been identified in the health care environment. Which of the following provides the best examples of those risks?
a. Tile floors, cold food, scratchy linen, and noisy alarms
b. Carpeted floors, ice machine empty, unlocked supply cabinet, and call light in reach
c. Wet floors, pinching fingers in door, failure to use lift for patient, and alarms not functioning properly
d. Dirty floors, hallways blocked, medication room locked, and alarms set
Question 2
The physician orders 1000 mL of D5RL with 20 mmol KCl to run for eight hours. With an infusion set with a drop factor of 15 gtt/mL, which of the following flow rates will the nurse calculate?
a. 11 gtt/minute
b. 22 gtt/minute
c. 31 gtt/minute
d. 42 gtt/minute