disorientation {Ans: confusion about person, place, or time}restraint alternatives {Ans: measures used in place of a restraint or that reduce the need for a restraint}Enabler {Ans: Equipment or device that promotes s residents safety (wheelchairs, pillows, special utensils, assistive device)}Things an NA can do to maintain correct body alignment {Ans: -keep object close to body when carrying -feet and body pointed in direction you are moving -do not twist at waist -Stand with feet shoulder width apart -bend knees when lifting an object -get help from a co-worker -adjust bed to waist level -have a signal when ready to lift -NEVER CATCH A FALLING RESIDENT}What must always be done before giving care or feeding? {Ans: Resident muse be identified -checking wrist band, name plate on door -asking resident name, if able}Some things an NA can do to prevent falls {Ans: -clear walkways of clutter -use non-skid rugs, socks, shoes -personal items used often kept close -answer call lights right away -immediate clean up of spills -keep call light with in reach}physical restraint {Ans: any manual method or physical or mechanical device, material, or equipment attached to or near the person's body that he