Unit 22:1-22:2
Bedmaking and Administering personal hygiene
22:5-22:6
Assisting with bedpan/urinal- 22:8
100

Name and describe the 4 stages of a pressure ulcer.

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100

A tool that prevents bed linen from touching parts of the patient’s body.

A bed cradle

100

Insufficient fluid in the body.

Dehydration

100

How often would you change a catheter drainage unit?

every 8 hours (every shift) or as needed

200

What is a contracture and what is it usually caused by?

A tightening or shortening of a muscle, usually caused by a lack of movement or usage of the muscle.

200

If droplets of blood or body fluids are present what PPE must be worn?

A mask, glove, and protective eyewear or face shield.

200

What position should the patient be in while being fed?

Semi-Fowler's

200

What is the difference between a straight catheter and a Foley catheter?

Straight, is inserted into the bladder to drain urine but is not left in the bladder. Foley, is usually used to drain the bladder over an extended period.

300

What does a wound VAC do?

It applies negative pressure to the area to promote healing.

300

How frequently do you provide oral care to a person who is unconscious.

Every 2-4 hours

300

What are ways to prevent choking when feeding?

Feeding small quantities, allowing sufficient time for the patient to chew and swallow, and providing liquids to keep the mouth moist and make chewing and swallowing easier.

300

Name the 4 types of bed pans

Fractured, regular, female urinal and male urinal