Role of the Worker
A and P
Personal Hygiene
Safety and Infection
Household Management
100

What type of care lasts longer than 4 months?

chronic care

100

True or False 

Nocturia is frequent urination at night

true

100

What is the number one thing you can do to reduce the risk of skin breakdown in someone who is bedridden?

Reposition every 2 hours

100

True or false

You can wear gloves in the hallway at a LTC facility

False- you should never wear gloves in the hallway

100

What time is 1423hrs?

2:23 pm

200

What does DIPPS stand for?

dignity, independence, privacy, preference, safety

200

True or False

An otoscope is used to listen to the sounds a body makes. 

False- a stethoscope is used 

200

What type of razor would you use on a client who is on blood thinners?

electric razor

200

You are a new PSW- what injury do you think YOU are most prone to?

back injuries 

200

True or False

You should always dust before you mop

True

300

What does IADLs stand for?

instrumental activities of daily living

300

Your client’s BP is 90/52. What is the correct medical term for this type of blood pressure?

hypotension

300

How often do clients usually receive oral care?

Twice a day, usually with AM and HS care 

300

True or False

A client in restraints must be checked on every 20 minutes

false, every 15 minutes

300

What school has an excellent reputation in the community for their PSW program?

ST. LOUIS!!! yahoo

(we hope you got this one correct!)

400

What are THREE principles of medicare?

portability, universality, comprehensiveness, accessibility, public administration 

400

Your client is reaching close to dying. What type of breathing might you expect to witness?

Cheyne's Stokes

400

What supplies will you need to provide proper peri care?

gloves, soap and water, and a wash cloth (or peri-spray)

400

How can MRSA be transmitted?

by contact ie. touching something that had MRSA on it

400

What should you never mix bleach with? why?

ammonia- they could produce a poisonous gas

500

What are the 4 principles of health care ethics?


Autonomy, beneficence, justice, non-maleficence


500

True or False

A human kidney has approximately 100 000 nephrons

False- 1 000 000 

500

What are signs of infection in a wound?

redness, warmth, swelling, pus, odour 

500

True or False

When elderly people fall, it can lead to injury caused hospitalizations. 50% of elders admitted to the hospital are there because of a fall. 

False- 85% in closer to the actual number!

500

Your client's right side is affected. What side will you dress first?

dress affected side first, right side.