Chapter 9
Positioning
T & F
Chapter 9: Part 2
Misc
100

What is the largest organ?

What is: The skin

100

When a patient is lying on their back this is known as

What is Supine

100

A patient should be turned every 2 hours

What is: T

100

What body system is the skin a part of?

What is the integumentary system 

100

Define: Shearing

What is: Tearing of the skin during transferring or pulling of objects against or away from the skin.

200

Two phases of the heartbeat?

What is: systole & diastole

200

The position that a patient should be placed for an Enema

What is Sims position

200

Safety and Security is the most basic needs for human beings

What is: False- Food, water, oxygen
200

T or F: Urine is stored in the Urethra 

What is: False- Bladder
200

Examples of ADLS

What is: Denture care, elimination needs, mouth care, brushing hair, showering, helping with feeding, etc.

300

What is the job of the pancreas?

What is: Secrete Insulin

300

Define Dangle

What is sitting up on the side of the bed with legs over the side

300

A cane should be placed on the stronger side of the patient when ambulating 

What is: True

300

Why are women more prone to UTIs?

What is shorter Urethra 

300

Name 3 transfer devices 

What is: Slide board, slide sheet, Hoyer lift, sit to stand, gait belt, etc.
400

What gland helps with metabolism and production of energy?

What is the thyroid gland.

400

T or F: Staff should always bend at the knees and pick up a box regardless of shape or size

What is: False- if the object is too large it is appropriate to slide the box.

400

Two normal aging of aging is: Constipation and depression

What is False- Constipation, drier skin/ thinner skin, feeling cooler, and hair thins

400

When a muscle or tendon shortens or freezes into position is defined as

What is: Contracture 

400

Name two different types of families

What is: Nuclear, single parent, married or committed couples, extended families, and blended families

500

Name two parts of the ear

What is: Pinna, cochlea, ossicles 

500

What layers of the skin are affected with a stage 4 pressure ulcer?

What is: All layers- down to the muscle or bone.

500

Social interaction is an example of physical need

What is: False (Food, water, and oxygen)

500

The kidneys are responsible for

What is: Filtering out waste

500

Why should a patient be taken to the bathroom rather than use a bed pan? 

What is to increase independent, decrease skin breakdown, the bladder is able to empty easier.

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