if a nurse moving a person in bed now would the manual handling hazards risk be...
if a nurse moving a person in bed now would the manual handling hazards risk be increased if the person was unable to support their whole body
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HLTWHS002 Follow safe work practices for direct client care Student Assessment Workbook 7. What postures would...
HLTWHS002 Follow safe work practices for direct client care Student Assessment Workbook 7. What postures would you adopt when carrying out the following tasks: • Restraining a person Transferring a person from a chair to a wheelchair • Carrying a tray of food 8. If you were moving a person in bed how would the manual handling hazards risks be increased if the person was unable to support their whole body?
2. How can you protect the person from friction and shearing during moving him in bed?...
2. How can you protect the person from friction and shearing during moving him in bed? CASE STUDY You are caring for an 82-year-old resident living at Pine View Nursing Center. The person is 5 feet, 11 inches tall and weighs 190 pounds. The person cannot walk. He uses a wheelchair. He cannot stand without assistance. The person's right side is his strong side. He needs help to change positions when in bed. Answer the following questions: 1. For what...
st be 39 6 Name: True or False 6.Nursing assistants are at risk for back injuries and strain. help save energy and...
st be 39 6 Name: True or False 6.Nursing assistants are at risk for back injuries and strain. help save energy and prevent injury hold it far away from the body. object that a person is lifting Fill in the Blank 7. Using proper body mechanics 8. When lifting an object, it is safer to 9. Feet should be pointed toward the Nursing assistants should avoid waist when moving an object: their feet can 2. at the should always toward...
please can someone answer the questions now 7. Upon entering the client's room, a nurse asks...
please can someone answer the questions now
7. Upon entering the client's room, a nurse asks the client to turn down the volume of the television The nurse's request was intended to A create a quiet environment. B. control the client's behavior. C. manipulate the client's responses D uphold unit policy. ST NAME Anurse is reviewing data collected after conducting a health assessment. Which of the following would be considered related cues that would be clustered together during data analysis?...
21. A body mass index (BMI) is a characteristics would describe a person COMI) is a...
21. A body mass index (BMI) is a characteristics would describe a person COMI) is a fun t and weight. Which of the followin A Underweight B. Normal weight C Overweight D. Obese 22. A nurse should chec nurse should check forbud t in which of the following static A Irregular radial pulse B. After the client has exercised Apical and radial pulse- 102 bom and regular D. Apical pulse and radial pulse - 82 bpm and regular in which...
8. The nurse is assessing the wounds of patients in a burn unit. Which wound would...
8. The nurse is assessing the wounds of patients in a burn unit. Which wound would most likely heal by primary intention? a. A surgical incision with sutured approximated edges b. A large wound with considerable tissue loss allowed to heal naturally C. A wound left open for several days to allow edema to subside d. A wound healing naturally that becomes infected 9. The nurse is assessing the wounds of patients. Which patients would the nurse place at risk...
40. A patient with hepatitis is experiencing pruritis and jaundice. Which location is best to evaluate...
40. A patient with hepatitis is experiencing pruritis and jaundice. Which location is best to evaluate jaundice? a. Oral mucus membrane b. Nail bed C Conjunctiva d. Sclera 41. The nurse will ask a 64-year-old patient being admitted with acute pancreatitis specifically about a history of a. Smoking marijuana on the weekends b. Drinking protein shakes c. Smoking a pack per day of cigarettes d. Drinking 6 cans of beer every evening 42. A patient that has experienced hypotension after...
Activity 5.4 What Are You Made of 30g Now, moving left to right, compare digits that have the sam...
Activity 5.4 What Are You Made of 30g Now, moving left to right, compare digits that have the same place value. The digit in the ones and tenths places is the same in bosh numbers. In the hundredths place, 8 is gremer than 5, and it follows that 2.682.657. Procedure Comparing Decimals 1. First compare the integer parts (to the left of the decimal point). The number with the larger integer part is the larger number 2. If the integer...
15-The nurse is assessing a client with suspected endometriosis. Which of the following findings would support...
15-The nurse is assessing a client with suspected endometriosis. Which of the following findings would support a diagnosis of endometriosis? dyspareunia hot flashes. Weight gain amenorrhea 16-The nurse has been made aware of the following client situation. The nurse should first assess the client with 1. heart failure who has a productive cough and is anxious 2. original enteritis (Crohn's disease) who is reporting cramping abdominal pain and diarrhea. 3. idiopathic thrombocytopenic purperia (ITP) who has petechia on the...
1. A person engaged in physically active work in hot, humid weather and who wears a...
1. A person engaged in physically active work in hot, humid weather and who wears a rubber suit to promote weight loss is at high risk of experiencing Group of answer choices None of those listed. heat stroke. ketosis. hypothermia. overhydration. 2. All of the following are characteristics of heat stroke except Group of answer choices it is due, in part, to dehydration. it is caused by heat buildup in the body. its symptoms include headache, nausea, and mental changes....
HLTWHS002 Follow safe work practices for direct client care Student Assessment Workbook 7. What postures would you adopt when carrying out the following tasks: • Restraining a person Transferring a person from a chair to a wheelchair • Carrying a tray of food 8. If you were moving a person in bed how would the manual handling hazards risks be increased if the person was unable to support their whole body?
2. How can you protect the person from friction and shearing during moving him in bed? CASE STUDY You are caring for an 82-year-old resident living at Pine View Nursing Center. The person is 5 feet, 11 inches tall and weighs 190 pounds. The person cannot walk. He uses a wheelchair. He cannot stand without assistance. The person's right side is his strong side. He needs help to change positions when in bed. Answer the following questions: 1. For what...
st be 39 6 Name: True or False 6.Nursing assistants are at risk for back injuries and strain. help save energy and prevent injury hold it far away from the body. object that a person is lifting Fill in the Blank 7. Using proper body mechanics 8. When lifting an object, it is safer to 9. Feet should be pointed toward the Nursing assistants should avoid waist when moving an object: their feet can 2. at the should always toward...
please can someone answer the questions now
7. Upon entering the client's room, a nurse asks the client to turn down the volume of the television The nurse's request was intended to A create a quiet environment. B. control the client's behavior. C. manipulate the client's responses D uphold unit policy. ST NAME Anurse is reviewing data collected after conducting a health assessment. Which of the following would be considered related cues that would be clustered together during data analysis?...
21. A body mass index (BMI) is a characteristics would describe a person COMI) is a fun t and weight. Which of the followin A Underweight B. Normal weight C Overweight D. Obese 22. A nurse should chec nurse should check forbud t in which of the following static A Irregular radial pulse B. After the client has exercised Apical and radial pulse- 102 bom and regular D. Apical pulse and radial pulse - 82 bpm and regular in which...
8. The nurse is assessing the wounds of patients in a burn unit. Which wound would most likely heal by primary intention? a. A surgical incision with sutured approximated edges b. A large wound with considerable tissue loss allowed to heal naturally C. A wound left open for several days to allow edema to subside d. A wound healing naturally that becomes infected 9. The nurse is assessing the wounds of patients. Which patients would the nurse place at risk...
40. A patient with hepatitis is experiencing pruritis and jaundice. Which location is best to evaluate jaundice? a. Oral mucus membrane b. Nail bed C Conjunctiva d. Sclera 41. The nurse will ask a 64-year-old patient being admitted with acute pancreatitis specifically about a history of a. Smoking marijuana on the weekends b. Drinking protein shakes c. Smoking a pack per day of cigarettes d. Drinking 6 cans of beer every evening 42. A patient that has experienced hypotension after...
Activity 5.4 What Are You Made of 30g Now, moving left to right, compare digits that have the same place value. The digit in the ones and tenths places is the same in bosh numbers. In the hundredths place, 8 is gremer than 5, and it follows that 2.682.657. Procedure Comparing Decimals 1. First compare the integer parts (to the left of the decimal point). The number with the larger integer part is the larger number 2. If the integer...
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