Bedmaking
What is the main purpose of bed making in a hospital setting
Comfort
Purpose of handwashing
Infection prevention
Primary purpose of giving bed bath
Hygiene
What does transferring a patient mean
Safely moving a patient
It is not considered a vital sign
Blood sugar level
Which type of bed is prepared for a patient who can walk and is expected to use the bed later
Open bed
How long should you scrub your hands
20 seconds
Body part that should be washed first
Eyes and face
Before transferring from bed to wheelchair, what should you do?
Check physical condition
Normal body temperature in adult
36.5-37.5
Which linen is placed directly over mattress
Bottom sheet
Part of hand commonly missed
Fingertips thumb wrists
Proper infection control
Changing the water
It helps prevent injury to both patient and nurse
Proper body mechanics
Site of measuring pulse in conscious adult
Radial
Correct sequence for making an occupied bed. One side is done and the patient lies on the
Other
Time that is the Most critical to wash your hands
Before and after contact with patient
Position of dependent patient
Sidelying position
When using gait belt, where should it be positioned
Waist
Normal adult BP
120/80
It is important to avoid wrinkles in the bed linen because it may lead to
Pressure injuries
Correct sequence of handwashing
Wet to dry
Importance of drying all areas
Prevent infection
Immediate action if the patient’s become dizzy
Lower the patient
Correct sequence in measuring vital signs
Temp, pulse, RR, BP