Patient Data Exhibits Each row and each column must have at least one, but may have more than one, response option selected. Intervention: Promotes safety/ Does not promote safety

A. placing all client belongings out of reach (A) does not promote safety as it may lead the client to attempt to get up unassisted to retrieve their items, increasing the risk of falls. B. Instructing the client to call before getting up ensures that assistance is provided, preventing falls due to potential weakness or balance issues. C. Initiating the use of a bed alarm helps in monitoring the client's movements, which is crucial in preventing falls, especially when the client might have impaired mobility. D. Completing a swallow study before giving anything by mouth is essential to assess the risk of aspiration, which can be heightened due to possible swallowing difficulties post- stroke. E. Placing the client in a room near the elevator does not directly promote safety; it could be beneficial for logistical reasons but does not address the client's immediate safety needs. F. Providing a call button within reach allows the client to alert staff promptly if they need assistance, thus reducing the risk of injury.