How do you know if the resident is choking?________________________________________ 23. Rules for ambulation? Gait belt? Vest restraint and any restraints? Mechanical lift? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Names for positions in bed? _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 24. Review pressure area: locations, prevention, signs & symptoms? __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ What is a skin tear? How to prevent? _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 25. What is TPR & BP?

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