Nursing 101 Exam Blueprint: Safety, Mobility, and
Assessment UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
CORRECT Answers
What is a bed bath? A bed bath is a method of bathing a patient who is
unable to bathe themselves, which includes oral
care and perineal care.
What are key points for providing a Key points include: washing from clean to dirty,
bed bath? providing oral care for the unconscious patient,
proper handling of a Foley catheter, and ensuring
patient safety before exiting the room.
, What is the difference between a A complete bed bath involves washing the entire
complete bed bath and a partial bed body, while a partial bed bath includes washing
bath? only specific areas of the body.
What types of diets should nurses be Nurses should know clear liquid, full liquid,
familiar with? thickened liquid, and high-protein diets to assist
with patient healing.
What interventions can decrease the Interventions include positioning the patient
risk of aspiration during feeding? properly, using appropriate feeding techniques,
and monitoring the patient's swallowing ability.
What are common patient Common techniques include semi/high Fowler's,
positioning techniques? Sims, and supine positions, each used for specific
patient needs.
What are risk factors for pressure Risk factors include immobility, pressure points,
injury development? moisture, and poor nutrition.
What are the stages of pressure Stages range from Stage 1 (non-blanchable
injuries? erythema) to Stage 4 (full-thickness tissue loss with
exposed bone, muscle, or tendon).
What is the RACE acronym in fire RACE stands for Rescue, Alarm, Contain, and
safety? Extinguish, which are the steps to follow in a fire
emergency.
What does OLDCARTS stand for? OLDCARTS is an acronym used in healthcare to
assess a patient's chief complaint: Onset, Location,
Duration, Characteristics, Aggravating factors,
Relieving factors, Timing, and Severity.
Assessment UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
CORRECT Answers
What is a bed bath? A bed bath is a method of bathing a patient who is
unable to bathe themselves, which includes oral
care and perineal care.
What are key points for providing a Key points include: washing from clean to dirty,
bed bath? providing oral care for the unconscious patient,
proper handling of a Foley catheter, and ensuring
patient safety before exiting the room.
, What is the difference between a A complete bed bath involves washing the entire
complete bed bath and a partial bed body, while a partial bed bath includes washing
bath? only specific areas of the body.
What types of diets should nurses be Nurses should know clear liquid, full liquid,
familiar with? thickened liquid, and high-protein diets to assist
with patient healing.
What interventions can decrease the Interventions include positioning the patient
risk of aspiration during feeding? properly, using appropriate feeding techniques,
and monitoring the patient's swallowing ability.
What are common patient Common techniques include semi/high Fowler's,
positioning techniques? Sims, and supine positions, each used for specific
patient needs.
What are risk factors for pressure Risk factors include immobility, pressure points,
injury development? moisture, and poor nutrition.
What are the stages of pressure Stages range from Stage 1 (non-blanchable
injuries? erythema) to Stage 4 (full-thickness tissue loss with
exposed bone, muscle, or tendon).
What is the RACE acronym in fire RACE stands for Rescue, Alarm, Contain, and
safety? Extinguish, which are the steps to follow in a fire
emergency.
What does OLDCARTS stand for? OLDCARTS is an acronym used in healthcare to
assess a patient's chief complaint: Onset, Location,
Duration, Characteristics, Aggravating factors,
Relieving factors, Timing, and Severity.
