CPI Injury Prevention & Rehabilitation 4

Question 1

In CPI, what is the purpose of conducting a thorough post-incident review focused on injuries?

Accepted Answer

To identify what occurred, why, and how to prevent recurrence

Answer

Post-incident reviews aim to understand the sequence of events and drive systemic improvements to prevent future injuries.

Question 2

Which of the following is a known risk factor for excited delirium during a restraint, increasing injury and death risk?

Accepted Answer

Stimulant drug intoxication combined with physical exertion

Answer

Excited delirium is associated with stimulant use, extreme agitation, and physical exertion, creating a dangerous metabolic crisis during restraint.

Question 3

A 16-year-old student with autism spectrum disorder requires physical intervention. What additional injury precaution should staff consider?

Accepted Answer

Account for possible sensory sensitivities, communication differences, and medical comorbidities

Answer

Individuals with ASD may have sensory sensitivities and medical factors that require modified approaches to prevent harm during intervention.

Question 4

Which documentation element is MOST important for tracking injury patterns and improving future safety?

Accepted Answer

Detailed description of hold types used, duration, and observed reactions

Answer

Accurate documentation of hold types, duration, and reactions enables trend analysis and targeted injury prevention improvements.

Question 5

What is the significance of 'therapeutic rapport' in CPI's injury prevention framework?

Accepted Answer

It reduces the likelihood of crisis escalation, decreasing the need for physical intervention

Answer

Strong therapeutic rapport lowers crisis escalation risk, which directly reduces the frequency of physical interventions and associated injuries.

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