The patient at risk for falls related to urinary incontinence may be taking medications that increase the risk for falls or urinary urgency such as diuretics, antihypertensives, or antidepressants. Limiting the patient’s fluid intake may further increase the risk for falls by placing the patient at risk for dehydration and hypotension. Placing multiple rugs on the floor will increase the patient’s risk for falls. The patient’s heart rate is not as helpful as the blood pressure in determining the patient’s risk for falls.