Question 1

Proper use of body mechanics during client transfer involves:

Accepted Answer

A) Instructing the client not to assist in the procedure to avoid a possible strain on the nurse. 
B) Lifting and carrying, rather than sliding or pulling, the client whenever possible. 
C) The nurse aide places both feet side by side on the floor with knees straight to increase the base of support. 
D) The nurse aide tightens the abdominal and gluteal muscles before lifting or moving a client. 
A) Instructing the client not to assist in the procedure to avoid a possible strain on the nurse. 
B) Lifting and carrying, rather than sliding or pulling, the client whenever possible. 
C) The nurse aide places both feet side by side on the floor with knees straight to increase the base of support. 
D) The nurse aide tightens the abdominal and gluteal muscles before lifting or moving a client.

Question 2

Which of the following is the most important risk factor for development of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease?

Accepted Answer

A) Cigarette smoking 
B) Occupational exposure 
C) Air pollution 
D) Genetic abnormalities 
A) Cigarette smoking 
B) Occupational exposure 
C) Air pollution 
D) Genetic abnormalities

Question 3

The physician has ordered to bladder training for a client with an indwelling catheter. The goal of bladder training is to

Accepted Answer

A) Remove the catheter. 
B) Allow the person to walk to the bathroom. 
C) Gain control of urination. 
D) Void every 3 to 4 hours. 
A) Remove the catheter. 
B) Allow the person to walk to the bathroom. 
C) Gain control of urination. 
D) Void every 3 to 4 hours.

Question 4

The most common injury among elderly persons is:

Accepted Answer

A) Heart attack 
B) Hip fracture 
C) Increased incidence of gallbladder disease 
D) Urinary tract infection 
A) Heart attack 
B) Hip fracture 
C) Increased incidence of gallbladder disease 
D) Urinary tract infection

Question 5

The nurse aide is bathing a client who has an infection spread by droplets. Prior to reporting to work, the nurse aide's hands were scratched by a pet cat. Which of the following pieces of protective gear does the nurse aide not need in this situation?

Accepted Answer

A) Mask 
B) Gown 
C) Goggles 
D) Gloves 
A) Mask 
B) Gown 
C) Goggles 
D) Gloves

Question 6

Mrs. Gregori is diabetic and needs her insulin shots every day. The body needs insulin to:

Accepted Answer

A) Maintain fluid balance. 
B) Use protein for tissue repair. 
C) Produce urine. 
D) Use sugar for energy. 
A) Maintain fluid balance. 
B) Use protein for tissue repair. 
C) Produce urine. 
D) Use sugar for energy.

Question 7

After emptying urine from the bedpan of a client whose urinary output is being monitored, what should you do next?

Accepted Answer

A) Wash hands thoroughly. 
B) Apply a clean pair of gloves. 
C) Report the amount of urine to the nurse. 
D) Document the amount and characteristic of urine in the chart. 
A) Wash hands thoroughly. 
B) Apply a clean pair of gloves. 
C) Report the amount of urine to the nurse. 
D) Document the amount and characteristic of urine in the chart.

Question 8

The first stage of pressure ulcer formation is:

Accepted Answer

A) A non blan chable, erythematic area of intact skin 
B) Partial thickness skin loss involving epidermis and/or dermis 
C) Full thickness skin loss involving damage or necrosis of subcutaneous tissue 
D) Full thickness skin loss, tissue necrosis or damage to muscle 
A) A non blan chable, erythematic area of intact skin 
B) Partial thickness skin loss involving epidermis and/or dermis 
C) Full thickness skin loss involving damage or necrosis of subcutaneous tissue 
D) Full thickness skin loss, tissue necrosis or damage to muscle

Proper use of body mechanics during client transfer involves:

Which of the following is the most important risk factor for development of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease?

The physician has ordered to bladder training for a client with an indwelling catheter. The goal of bladder training is to

The most common injury among elderly persons is:

The nurse aide is bathing a client who has an infection spread by droplets. Prior to reporting to work, the nurse aide's hands were scratched by a pet cat. Which of the following pieces of protective gear does the nurse aide not need in this situation?

Mrs. Gregori is diabetic and needs her insulin shots every day. The body needs insulin to:

After emptying urine from the bedpan of a client whose urinary output is being monitored, what should you do next?

The first stage of pressure ulcer formation is:

Pyschosocial Care

Role of the Aide

Medical Assisting, NNAAP, and Pharmacological

Total Factor Productivity, Orientation, and Health Care

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Exam 1: Physical Care

Proper use of body mechanics during client transfer involves:

Which of the following is the most important risk factor for development of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease?

The physician has ordered to bladder training for a client with an indwelling catheter. The goal of bladder training is to

The most common injury among elderly persons is:

The nurse aide is bathing a client who has an infection spread by droplets. Prior to reporting to work, the nurse aide's hands were scratched by a pet cat. Which of the following pieces of protective gear does the nurse aide not need in this situation?

Mrs. Gregori is diabetic and needs her insulin shots every day. The body needs insulin to:

After emptying urine from the bedpan of a client whose urinary output is being monitored, what should you do next?

The first stage of pressure ulcer formation is:

Pyschosocial Care

Role of the Aide

Medical Assisting, NNAAP, and Pharmacological

Total Factor Productivity, Orientation, and Health Care

Finances

HR

Performance

Strategic Management

Financial Management

Midwifery

Filters