Mobility
The rubbing of a surface against another surface
What is friction?
Client lies face down with both arms and legs extended
What is prone position?
Avoid applying lotion here
What is between the toes?
Which one is voluntary
What is transfer?
Keep the item with in easy reach
What is the call light?
Assistive device that is used to transfer a client safely
What is a gait belt?
Client sits in bed @ 45 degree angle
What is Fowlers position?
Type of razor you avoid using with a client on anticoagulants
What is a Safety razor?
To be set up on Home health during this time
what is discharge?
Never place the bedpan on this
What is the bedside or overbed table
Turn and reposition your resident when
What is every 2 hours?
Client lying on either left or right side
What is lateral position?
Other than Oxygen and pacemakers, where else do you avoid using and electric razor
What is near water?
Initial collection of VS, HT, WT, and Specimens at this time
What is admission?
The bed should be kept where
What is the lowest position?
Low blood pressure that occurs when a person sits or stands too fast from a lying position
What is Orthostatic Hypotension?
Client in supine position with legs elevated above the head
What is Trendelenburg position?
Toe nail cutting, in the State of TX, is allowed or not allowed to be performed by the CNA
What is not allowed?
Always explain how, when, where and why this is occurring
What is transfer?
Type of bed that supports 500-1000 ponds
What is bariatric bed?