Although the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) increases the cost of care, what is a benefit that it provides for long-term care?
a. It ensures a safe environment for personnel.
b. It ensures that medications are administered safely.
c. It ensures that food is prepared safely.
d. It ensures safe ambulation and transportation of patients.
ANS: A
The OSHA guidelines significantly increase costs, but they also ensure a safe environment for personnel, which is mandatory today.
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