NUR 242 100% VERIFIED {2026-2027}
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Patricia is an RN working at a rehabilitation center and witnesses a nurse aid struggling to lift and
reposition an elderly, bed ridden patient. She explains to the nurse aide that there is a No Lift Policy in
, place in the establishment. What does this policy entail? - correct ans:The concept of a no-lift policy is a
pledge from administrators that proper equipment, adequately maintained and in sufficient numbers,
will be available to care providers to reduce the risks associated with manual patient handling
Immobility effects multiple body systems. What are some interventions that you can implement to
decrease these effects? Select all that apply.
A. Utilizing waffle mattress to reduce the need for repositioning
B. Teds/SCDs
C. Rubbing reddened areas
D. Limiting fluid intake
E. ROM exercises - correct ans:Answer: B and E
Rational:
-A is incorrect because regardless of implemented mattress, positioning should be every 2 hours
-C is incorrect. You should not rub at reddened areas. This increases the risk for skin break.
-D is incorrect. You should encourage proper hydration to promote well hydrated and healthy skin.
True or False: Nurses should do skin assessments once a week. - correct ans:False
Rational: Nurses should do full skin assessments a minimum of once per shift.
A pt goes to the ER for swelling and pain in her right calf. The PT states that it occurred after she
accidentally cut herself. Based on her symptoms, what skin condition might the nurse suspect the
patient has? - correct ans:Cellulitis.
Cellulitis is inflammation of the skin and subq tissue.
Pt A is admitted from a nursing home with a stage 3 pressure ulcer. When creating his plan of care, who
else would be involved besides the primary care physician? - correct ans:Wound care nurse, Dietician,
Physical therapist. OT can also be included, however they deal more with fine motor skills.
VERSION EXAMS With
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Elaborated Correct Answers GRADED
A+
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Assignments and Coursework Support
Essays and Research Papers
Discussion Posts and Replies
Patricia is an RN working at a rehabilitation center and witnesses a nurse aid struggling to lift and
reposition an elderly, bed ridden patient. She explains to the nurse aide that there is a No Lift Policy in
, place in the establishment. What does this policy entail? - correct ans:The concept of a no-lift policy is a
pledge from administrators that proper equipment, adequately maintained and in sufficient numbers,
will be available to care providers to reduce the risks associated with manual patient handling
Immobility effects multiple body systems. What are some interventions that you can implement to
decrease these effects? Select all that apply.
A. Utilizing waffle mattress to reduce the need for repositioning
B. Teds/SCDs
C. Rubbing reddened areas
D. Limiting fluid intake
E. ROM exercises - correct ans:Answer: B and E
Rational:
-A is incorrect because regardless of implemented mattress, positioning should be every 2 hours
-C is incorrect. You should not rub at reddened areas. This increases the risk for skin break.
-D is incorrect. You should encourage proper hydration to promote well hydrated and healthy skin.
True or False: Nurses should do skin assessments once a week. - correct ans:False
Rational: Nurses should do full skin assessments a minimum of once per shift.
A pt goes to the ER for swelling and pain in her right calf. The PT states that it occurred after she
accidentally cut herself. Based on her symptoms, what skin condition might the nurse suspect the
patient has? - correct ans:Cellulitis.
Cellulitis is inflammation of the skin and subq tissue.
Pt A is admitted from a nursing home with a stage 3 pressure ulcer. When creating his plan of care, who
else would be involved besides the primary care physician? - correct ans:Wound care nurse, Dietician,
Physical therapist. OT can also be included, however they deal more with fine motor skills.
