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Question 1

The process for performing a bed bath includes:

A	Fill a Basin with warm water and between 105 and 115 degrees
B	Allow the Patient to bathe himself as much as possible
C	Use a different wash cloth for each part of the body
D	Cover the patient as well as possible to maintain his or her dignity
E	All of the above are proper techniques for a bed bath

Question 2

During bathing why is Perineal care so important?

A	This part of the body has urine and feces associated with it, which can cause irritation or sores if not cleansed properly
B	If done properly perineal care will decrease chances of a UTI
C	It gives the CNA the chance to inspect the perineal area
D	B and C are correct
E	All of the above are correct

Question 3

When monitoring an indwelling catheter the nurse should be altered if:

A	If the urine out put is less then 30cc's per hour or greater then 400cc's per hour.
B	If the Urine output is greater then 30cc's per hour or less then 400cc's per hour
C	If the urine is cloudy, has an unusual color, or is blood tinged
D	If the urine is unusually clear, or light yellow
E	A and C are correct

Question 4

When feeding a patient a helpless patient could be in great danger of aspirating food or drink, signs of aspiration include?

A	Forceful coughing or a wet sounding voice after swallowing a bite of food.
B	The patient requires multiple attempts at swallowing
C	Unusual head movements while trying to swallow
D	Inability to speak
E	A, B, and C are correct

Question 5

Proper feeding techniques are:

A	One spoonful per bite
B	Feed the patient while laying flat and supine
C	Feed the patient slowly, making sure all food is swallowed
D	Allow the spoon to go to the back of the tongue, rotate it and bring it back out of the mouth.
E	A and B are correct

Question 6

Why is it important to do range of motion exercises with a patient?

A	The muscles of a bed bound patient are at risk for atrophy
B	The muscles of a bed bound patient can become ischemic and die if not exercised
C	Range of motion exercises help with dementia memory loss
D	Lack of exercise can cause muscle contractures
E	A and D are correct

Question 7

If a patient is wearing anti-embolism stocking, what would be an important thing to assess for?

A	Tingling or lack of sensation
B	Ultrasound for deep vein thrombosis every 3 days
C	Bounding Pulses
D	Headaches
E	None of the above

Question 8

Range of motion exercises should be performed how many times per day?

A	1-2
B	3-4
C	5-6
D	Once every other day
E	Twice per week

Question 9

How do you collect a clean catch urine sample?

A	Have the patient urinate into a sterile container
B	After the patient has urinated into a container have him place the specimen in a sterile bag.
C	Have the patient urinate for 2 seconds and then allow the urine to enter the container
D	Use a alcohol swab to clean out the container prior to collecting the specimen
E	Use a sterile swab to collect the urine from the edges of the urethra

Question 10

When performing these skills on a patient it is always important to:

A	Wash your hands before and after
B	Where gloves
C	Have consent from your patient
D	Explain exactly what you are doing throughout the procedures
E	All of the above

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