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This document offers a comprehensive q&a format covering essential patient care procedures. it's valuable for students and professionals seeking to review key concepts in areas such as bathing, hygiene, oral care, dressing assistance, and communication techniques. The questions and answers provide a practical approach to learning and reinforce understanding of best practices in patient care.
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ADLs - ANS:->>>activities of daily living For a bed bath, you will need: - ANS:->>>bath blanket, wash basin, clean bed linen, and laundry bag Bathing is an activity that can also provide a chance to observe any skin breakdown such as - ANS:->>>tenderness, redness, warm in any area of bony prominence Supplies necessary for a bath - ANS:->>>bath towel, washcloth, skin cleanser, gown, body lotion, powder, and deodorant For a bed bath the supplies needed - ANS:->>>a bath blanket, wash basin, clean bed linen, and laundry bag ANS:->>>shower chair When bathing patients - ANS:->>>a complete bed bath is not done everyday a can be helpful if a patient becomes fatigued or unsteady -
How does a patient check the water temperature? - ANS:->>>use back of hand The bath water should be at for a warm temperature - ANS:->>>37* to 46* c (98.6* to115* f) Most routine baths are at what temperature? - ANS:->>>40.5* to 43.3* c (105* to 110* f) For privacy for a bath keep - ANS:->>>the patient's room door closes, pull curtain in ashared space, and keep the patient's body covered with a bath blanket A should be in close reach, especially if patient is alone in the shower
site Catheter care is done - ANS:->>>2x daily If a patient has a catheter in, ensure that there is enough slack in the catheter tubing and that the bag is - ANS:->>>secured to the side of the bed; not the bed rail Why should the catheter bag be secured to the side of the bed? - ANS:->>>to prevent the catheter from being pulled out during repositioning A sitz bath is how long? - ANS:->>> 20 - 30 minutes What does a sitz bath do? - ANS:->>>the warm water bathes and soothes the perineal and anal areas A sitz bath is useful after - ANS:->>>childbirth, vaginal or rectal surgery, or hemorrhoids Dyshasia - ANS:->>>difficulty swallowing
Npo - ANS:->>>nothing by mouth Oral care offered when - ANS:->>>patient is awake, after meals, and bed time For a patient with natural teeth use, - ANS:->>>a soft bristle toothbrush and toothpaste If patient is unable, gently cleanse each tooth in a circular motion at a 45* angle to the gums from the - ANS:->>>back of the mouth toward the front When washing dentures, they are placed in a washbasin containing - ANS:-
lukewarm water (hot water can damage them) To break the suction on the upper denture.. - ANS:->>>use your thumb and forefinger
What three things are important for having a clean bed? - ANS:->>>- comfort
Before changing linens, complete any tasks that could soil the bed sheets such as: - ANS:->>>use bathroom, bathe patient 7 step process for occupied bed: - ANS:->>>1. Roll the patient to one side of the bed
Assist the patient by gently guiding the arm with the iv line - ANS:->>>through the arm sleeve Only a can disconnect the patient from the infusion pump to help them dress or undress - ANS:->>>rn For hair care: - ANS:->>>- comb downwards
A urinal is for - ANS:->>>males
It might be difficult for patients who have had a stroke to chew on the affected. When feeding the patient, what should pct do? - ANS:->>>direct the food toward the non affected side of the mouth Spoon; fork It is important to weigh patients accurately because weight determines many - ANS:->>>treatments and medication dosages Types of scales - ANS:->>>- upright (electronic or mechanical)
the weight measure Accepting - ANS:->>>hearing what a patient says and following the thoughts they express
Example of focusing - ANS:->>>"i'm enjoying hearing your thoughts about your upcoming vacation, bit let's get back to what to do if this keeps bleeding after you leave." Giving a broad opening - ANS:->>>allowing patient to direct the discussion Example of giving a broad opening - ANS:->>>"what do we need to know about what we're doing today?" Giving recognition - ANS:->>>showing a patient recognition as an individual, including addressing them by name Example of giving recognition - ANS:->>>"let's get started as soon as you're ready, mr. Ellis" Making observations - ANS:->>>sharing your perceptions with a patient Example of making observations - ANS:->>>"you seem a bit nervous today" Mirroring - ANS:->>>restating the patient's statement to show understanding
Example of mirroring - ANS:->>>patient: "i can't always understand what the doctor is telling me.: Pct: "you're having difficulty understanding your doctor?" Offering self - ANS:->>>conveying your availability to listen and help
Use trust and honesty to build... - ANS:->>>effective, positive relationships with patients and their families The body's stable, balanced state. - ANS:->>>homeostasis Secretion of milk glands in the breasts - ANS:->>>location An acute viral respiratory infection that causes cough, sore throat, body aches, weakness, fever, headache, and stuffy nose - ANS:->>>influenza A disease resulting from the buildup of plague from fat and cholesterol inside the arteries, thus partially or fully blocking circulation to vital organs - ANS:-
atherosclerosis Which if the following body systems protects the body by filtering blood and lymph, and removing toxins that can cause infection and disease? - ANS:- lymphatic Excessive sweating - ANS:->>>diaphoresis
Grating sound within an arthritic joint - ANS:->>>crepitus A microorganism capable of causing disease - ANS:->>>pathogen