State Skills
Positioning
Vitals
Key Points
Definitions
100

What is the name of the bedpan that is meant for those with hip issues/ unable to raise hips

What is a fracture pan

100

Lying on the abdomen

What is Prone

100

When recording respirations, count for 60 seconds and you must be within plus/minus what reading of the evaluator (how many breaths +/-)

What is  within +/- 2 breaths of evaluator's reading

100

What are the guidelines used to protect the rights of patients under care at a hospital or nursing home

What is Resident Rights

100

What is an illness or condition from which recovery is not expected

What is terminal illness

200

Which utensil should be used when feeding a client

What is a spoon

200

Head of the bed up 30-90 degrees 

What is Fowlers 

200

What artery are we feeling for in the bend of the elbow when placing BP cuff

What is brachial artery

200

Document that allows a person to make their wishes known regarding their health care when they cannot speak for themselves

What is Advance Directives

200

What is a living thing that cannot be seen with the naked eye

What is microbe (microorganism)

300

At the end of the meal, what two things should be cleaned on a client

What is mouth & hands

300

Lying on a side

What is Lateral

300

How far do we inflate the cuff on manual BP cuff

What is 160-180mm Hg

No more than 200mm Hg

300

What does MDRO stand for

What is Multi-drug-resistant organisms

300

A temporary state of confusion

What is Delerium

400

When giving female peri care, what is the proper direction of cleaning

What is front to back

400

Extreme side lying, top leg bent

What is Sims

400

How many pounds are in a kilogram

What is 2.2lb


1Kg=2.2Lbs

400

Transmission precautions-name 2 of the 3

What is Airborne, Droplet, Contact

400

Physically removing or killing pathogens

What is asepsis

500

When washing a clients face for a bed bath, what is washed first

What are the eyes


500

Lying on back

What is Supine

500

When recording pulse rate for 1 minute, you must be within how many beats of your evaluator's reading

What is +/- 4 beats

500

What is the ADA

Americans with Disabilities Act

500

What is a disease-producing microbe transmitted through blood or other body fluid

What is a Bloodborne pathogen