You complete a fall risk assessment on your assigned patient, who is 45 years old and has a history of cocaine use and liver failure. His laboratory results show an elevated prothrombin time. You determine that the patient is at high risk for falling. Which of the following measures are targeted to his fall risk status? (Select all that apply.)1. Using skid-proof footwear2. Scheduling any oral medications at least 2 hours before bedtime3. Placing a low bed in room4. Placing the nurse call system within patient's reach5. Using a bed exit alarm6. Providing patient with a protective head helmet when in chair or walking

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