Admit, Transfer, & discharge
Being in a hospital setting can cause
What is Fear and anxiety?
What can occur when a patient eats alone
what is a low appetite and poor nutrition
Define too much fluid and lack off fluid
What is edema and dehydration
Which bed position is commonly used for pt with respiratory difficulties
what is prone
How many times should you brush your teeth a day
What is three times
what type of list is done during this process
what is a Personal inventory list
What position should a patient be when eating
What is high fowlers
I&O's are...
what is a record how much goes in and goes out
What is an important consideration when making when making a bed for a pt with limited mobility
What is using a draw sheet to facilitate turning and positioning
what should you do if you want to shampoo a pt hair
what is get aproved
what is the very first thing you want to do before transferring a patient
what is get permission
what should a patient be doing while eating
What is sipping water
name three outputs
what is Bowel movement,Emesis,Urine, and Tubes and drains
what is a done to prevent the Transmation of infections during bed making
what is gloves
why shouldn't you ever cut pt toe nails
What is infections
The patient is unable to sit upright what type of transportation will they have?
if the patient had a stroke how would you feed the patient
what is place the food on the unaffected side of the mouth
what are the ways to intake
what is oral, tube feeding, intravenously and tubes and drains
true or false Hospital beds should be positioned with the head of the bed slightly elevated for most pt's
what is true
name all bed baths
What is the final thing you do before the patient leaves
What is arranged a way of transportation
What is eat as much as possible
how often should I&o be recorded
what is every 8 to 12 hours
How often should bed linen be changed for a pt with incontinence
what is right away
when is oral care given to an unconscious pt
What is every two hours