Increasing the Efficiency of Necessary Activities by Using Economies of Scale

question 72

Multiple Choice

Increasing the efficiency of necessary activities by using economies of scale is known as

• A) activity inputs.
• B) activity sharing.
• C) control activities.
• D) cycle time.

Knowledge of alternative strategies to physical restraints to enhance patient safety.

Understand the procedures for handling health care related emergencies, such as electrical shock and fire emergencies.

Know the appropriate use of assistive devices and environmental modifications to support patient mobility and safety.

Recognition and management of risks associated with specific patient activities (e.g., multiple nighttime restroom visits).

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