Rules for hand washing - Answers -15-20 seconds
-hands lower than elbows
-firm rubbing circular motion
-remove jewelry
rules for baths - Answers -long firm strokes
-inspect skin
-persuasion
-stop if distress
-use distraction
-ask for help
complete bath - Answers sponge bath
self help bath - Answers patients confined to bed;can help with back/feet
partial bath - Answers client washes everything;nurse washes back
bag bath - Answers Commercially prepared washcloths that are moistened with a no-rinse-required
cleaning product.
towel bath - Answers Nurse uses a single large towel to cover and wash a client
tub bath - Answers A bath given in a tub.
independent - Answers no bathing assistance needed
Semi-dependent - Answers requires help from another person
moderately dependent - Answers help from another person and/or device
totally dependent - Answers not able to participate at all
foot care basics - Answers -nails cut straight across
-diabetics
-no lotion between toes, may cause fissures and cracks in skin
Oral care basics - Answers -no lemon glycerin swabs (erodes enamel)
-mouth swab in water
-suction available
critical thinking-independence - Answers think for yourself
critical thinking-fair minedness - Answers consider all points of view
critical thinking-insight into egocentricity - Answers be aware of own biases
critical thinking-intellectual humility - Answers admitting you dont know
critical thinking-challenge status quo and rituals - Answers ask why
critical thinking-integrity - Answers admit when wrong
critical thinking-perseverance - Answers keep pushing forward and making progress
critical thinking-confidence - Answers confident in words and actions
critical thinking-curiosity - Answers gain new knowledge
clinical reasoning - Answers process used by practitioners to plan, direct, perform, and reflect on
client care
applying critical thinking in practice - Answers -prioritize mult patients
-cultural impacts on care outcomes
-logical reasoning
-review current evidence based research
preventing falls - Answers -familiarize with environment
-teach call light
-personal items in reach
-handrails
-bed locked and low
-nonslip footwear
-nightlight
-clean, dry floor
Fall Risk Factors - Answers -Poor Vision
-Cognitive dysfunction (confusion, disorientation, impaired memory/judgement)
-mobility restrictions
-Orthostatic hypotension
-Urinary incontinence