Exam 18: Personal Hygiene and Bed Making

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The patient requires postural drainage three times a day.Which of the following bed positions would be most appropriate for this task?

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________________ is defined as excessive growth of body and facial hair.

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A patient is admitted with the diagnosis of pediculosis capitis (head lice).Proper treatment for this condition would include which of the following? (Select all that apply.)

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While giving the patient a bed bath,the nurse notices a reddened area on the patient's coccyx.The nurse should

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The nurse assesses the patient's skin and notices an abrasion.Which of the following best describes this type of skin abnormality?

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Patients at greatest risk for developing serious foot problems include those with (Select all that apply.)

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_________________ provides an acidic coating to protect the skin against penetration from chemicals and microorganisms; it also minimizes loss of water and plasma proteins.

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The nurse is providing nail care for the patient who wants his fingernails "done." The nurse should

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The nurse is caring for a male patient who has dry skin.When the following interventions are compared,which would be most appropriate for this patient?

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The nurse is about to provide oral hygiene to an unconscious patient.To do so,he or she places the patient in which position?

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When taking a shower in the home setting,the patient at risk for falls may benefit from (Select all that apply.)

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The optimal position for a female patient for the provision of perineal care is

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The nurse is caring for a ventilated patient in the critical care unit (CCU)who has just undergone coronary artery bypass.The nurse is concerned that the patient may be at risk for ventilator-acquired pneumonia (VAP).What step will he or she take to minimize this risk?

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The development of diabetic foot ulcers is dependent on which of the following? (Select all that apply.)

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The first line of defense against external injury and infection contains several thin layers of cells undergoing different stages of maturation.This first line of defense is known as the _______.

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