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Infants should ride rear-facing in the back seat until at least age 2 or until maximum weight/height per seat manufacturer. Forward-facing or front seat placement is unsafe. Booster seats are for older children. Loose straps are dangerous. This aligns with Health Promotion and Maintenance—Infant and Child Safety.

Supporting the client with small, manageable steps fosters engagement without judgment. Options A, C, and D minimize feelings or place blame. This reflects Psychosocial Integrity—Therapeutic Communication and Coping.

Clients who cannot survive without assistance (ventilated or critically ill) are evacuated first. Stable or discharge-ready clients can wait. This reflects Safe and Effective Care Environment—Emergency Preparedness.

Potassium often causes local irritation. First, assess the site and slow the infusion (never bolus). If infiltration or phlebitis is present, stop and replace IV. Rapid flushes are unsafe. Documentation without intervention is negligent. This reflects Physiological Integrity—Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies.

Safe care for clients with dementia emphasizes redirection, reassurance, and environmental safety, not restraints or sedation unless absolutely necessary. Option B is correct. Restraints (Option A) increase agitation and risk. Sedation (Option C) is not first-line. Ignoring (Option D) increases risk of injury. The PN supports client dignity and safety under Safe and Effective Care Environment—Safety/Infection Control.