Bed rails are used:
a. For all patients and residents
b. According to the person's care plan
c. At night
d. Whenever the person is in bed
B
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a. Observation b. Interviewing c. Reactivity d. Structured interviewing e. Concealment
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A. Early recognition of a urinary tract infection (UTI) B. Organ donor information C. Ways to limit fluids D. Promoting high-impact sports and activities