Bed Making
Dressing
Toileting I/O
Eating
Weighing
100

When is the best time to make a bed?

When the patient is not in it?

100

Scenario: Your patient recently had a stroke that has resulted in left sided weakness. Which side do you work with first when undressing the patient?

strong side first

100

You should notify the nurse if it has been _____ days or more since their last BM.

3 days.

100

If the patient has impaired vision, what strategy can you use to assist with feeding?

describe the plate as a clock.

100

When using a mechanical scale what should you so with the weights?

Move them all to the left side. The scale must be set to zero.

200

How should you hold/handle bed linens?

Both clean and dirty linen should be held away from you body. 

200

Scenario: Your patient has an IV and you need to assist with removing the gown.  Which arm should be removed first? 

The arm without the IV.

200

The patient should always have a access to their call light.  Being prompt when answering the call light can help prevent _______.

The patient trying to get out of bed, prevents falls.

200

What does the abbreviation NPO mean?

nothing by mouth

200

When using a mechanical scale which weight should be moved first?

The largest.
300

Why is it important to raise the bed to a comfortable working height?

So that you do not hurt your back.

300

Scenario: You are assisting a patient who has an IV to reapply a hospital gown. Which arm should be applied first?

The arm with the IV should be applied first.

300

When calculating intake and output, you should remember that once ounce = _______ ml.

30

300

If the patient has difficulty chewing, what side should you direct the food toward?

The unaffected side.

300
Your patient is in a wheelchair and requires a chair scale. What do you need to do to calculate the weight?
Subtract the weight of the wheelchair.
400

What should you do if fluids have leaked on to the matress.

Clean it and let it dry before replacing the linens.

400

True of False: The PCT can disconnect an IV line.

False. Only the nurse can disconnect the IV.

400

The minimum urinary output per hour should be no less than _______ ml.

30 ml

400

The patient drank 3 ounces of juice and 4 ounces of coffee with their breakfast. how many ml of fluid will you record on the I&O log? 

210 ml

400

Accurate daily weights are especially important for patients with what two chronic diseases?

heart failure and renal failure

500

True or false: It is acceptable to walk in down the hallway to place the soiled linen in the cart.

false. You should bring the soiled linen cart into the room.

500

How can the PCT maintain the patient's privacy when assisting with dressing?

Close the curtain and/or door.

500

If the minimum urine output is 30 ml per hour. How many ml would be the minimum in a 24 hr period?

720 ml of urine output in a 24 hour period.

500

What foods would be considered liquids on the I&O log?

Anything that is liquid at room temperature. 

500

If the patient is slightly unsteady, what safety measures can you take to prevent injury?

Allow them to use hand rails or ramps to get on/off the scale.

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