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Which of these strategies might a hospital use to increase patient safety? Check all of the boxes that apply.
patient education flyers
nonslip surfaces on floors
removing all X–rays from use in the hospital
assigning patients color–coded wrist bands
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- patient education flyers — Yes. Education reduces errors (medication mistakes, fall risk, infection prevention).
- nonslip surfaces on floors — Yes. Reduces falls and related injuries.
- removing all X–rays from use in the hospital — No. Diagnostic imaging is essential; hospitals instead limit unnecessary imaging and follow radiation-safety protocols.
- assigning patients color-coded wrist bands — Yes. Color bands communicate allergies, fall risk, DNR status, etc., and improve safety.
- nonslip surfaces on floors — Yes. Reduces falls and related injuries.
- removing all X–rays from use in the hospital — No. Diagnostic imaging is essential; hospitals instead limit unnecessary imaging and follow radiation-safety protocols.
- assigning patients color-coded wrist bands — Yes. Color bands communicate allergies, fall risk, DNR status, etc., and improve safety.
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