Intake & output
Positioning , moving & transferring
Bedpan & Urinal
Admission, Transfer & Discharge
Fun questions
100

What does intake mean?


Fluids taken into the body.

100

What does positioning mean?


Placing a patient in a specific position.


100

What is a bedpan used for? 

To collect urine or feces from a patient who cannot used a toilet.

100

What does admission mean?

The process of accepting a patient into a healthcare facility.

100

What should you NEVER do with a patient's bed?

Leave it unsafe or unlocked when it should be locked.

200

What unit is used to measure fluids? 


Milliliters (mL)

200

What position has the patient lying on their back?


Supine position.


200

What is a urinal used for?

Collecting urine.

200

What information is usually collected during admission?

Patient identification and health information.

200

If the patient says "I'm cold," what should you give them?

A blanket, if appropriate.

300

Why is proper body alignment important?


 It promotes comfort and prevents injury.


300

What should you do before giving a patient a bedpan?

Provide privacy and explain the procedure.

300

What is the difference between a transfer and a discharge?

A transfer moves the patient to another unit/facility; discharge means the patient leaves the healthcare facility.

300

What would happen if you forgot to lock the wheelchair before a transfer?

The wheelchair could move and the patient could fall.

400

How do you calculate the total intake for a shift?

Add all measured fluids taken during the shift.

400

What should you do before moving a patient from a bed to a wheelchair?


Lock the wheels and explain the procedure.


400

Why should the patient be given privacy when using a bedpan?

To protect their dignity and comfort.

400

What should you do with the patient's belongings during a transfer?

Make sure they are safely packed and sent with the patient.

400

If a patient asks, "Can I go home now?" what should you check before saying yes?

Whether the patient has been officially discharged by the healthcare provider.

500

A patient drinks 240mL of juice, 180mL of water, and 120mL of milk. What is the total intake? 

540 mL

500

A patient is weak and cannot stand safely. What is the safest choice for transferring the patient?

Use the appropriate transfer equipment and get assistance.

500

What is one uses a bedpan, what important thing the should the healthcare healthcare worker should worker do before explain before discharge? documenting the output?

Measure the care and instructions. output accurately and dispose of it properly.

500

What is one important thing the healthcare worker should explain before discharge? 

Follow-up care and instructions 

500

You are making a bed and the patient says, "I'm comfortable!" What should you do?

Continue the procedure while maintaining the patient's safety and comfort.

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