CSCC NURC 1001 REVIEW GUIDE
EXAM 3 2026/2027 | STUDY GUIDE,
PRACTICE QUESTIONS & EXAM
REVIEW
1 of 26
Term
How can pressure areas be prevented?
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Your doctor or nurse should be consulted immediately if y ou suspect the
develop ment of a pressure sore.
Specific treatment of a bedsore is determined based on the severity of the
condition. Treatment may be more difficult once the skin is broken, and may include:
· Removing pressure on the affected area;
· Protecting the wound with medicated gauze or other special dressings;
· Keeping the wound clean;
· Transplanting healthy skin to the wound area; and
· Medication (i.e., antibiotics to treat infections).
, SMALL BITES (1/3 to 1/2 spoonful)
SMALL SIPS (1/3 to 1/2 spoonful)
Alternate liquid and solid swallows
Ensure oral clearance after each bite
Sit upright (90 degrees) when eating and drinking and for 30 minutes after eating
Multiple swallows per bite/sip
Small, frequent meals throughout the day
Cons u1)mAevoo indeaplliollwaitnag tpimeers o n to remain in one position for long period of time
2) Use observational skills
3) Provide good skin care
4) Provide good perineal care
5) Anticipate toileting needs
6) Encourage mobility
7) Minimize skin injury caused by friction or shearing
8) Encourage good nutrition and hydration
9) Use pressure-reducing devices
1) Remove gloves before transferring a resident.
2) Follow facility policy RE: Nails and jewelry
3) Do not use any equipment that is broken has sharp edges. Report to
maintenance immediately and remove from service.
4) Clothing covering arms and legs.
5) Use of geri-sleeves
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2 of 26
Term
What foods (nutrients) would help wounds to heal?
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, High-quality Carbohydrates and
Proteins and Vitamin C
Vitamin K
Healthy Fats and Vitamin E Omega-3 Fatty Acids and Iron
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3 of 26
Term
How do injuries to the skin affect the elderly?
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reduced sensitivity to pain and improved circulation and better skin
temperature tone
infection and delayed wound increased skin elasticity and faster
healing healing
Don't know?
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Definition
As you age, you are at increased risk for skin injury. Your skin is
thinner, more fragile, and you lose some of the protective fat layer. You
EXAM 3 2026/2027 | STUDY GUIDE,
PRACTICE QUESTIONS & EXAM
REVIEW
1 of 26
Term
How can pressure areas be prevented?
Give this one a go later!
Your doctor or nurse should be consulted immediately if y ou suspect the
develop ment of a pressure sore.
Specific treatment of a bedsore is determined based on the severity of the
condition. Treatment may be more difficult once the skin is broken, and may include:
· Removing pressure on the affected area;
· Protecting the wound with medicated gauze or other special dressings;
· Keeping the wound clean;
· Transplanting healthy skin to the wound area; and
· Medication (i.e., antibiotics to treat infections).
, SMALL BITES (1/3 to 1/2 spoonful)
SMALL SIPS (1/3 to 1/2 spoonful)
Alternate liquid and solid swallows
Ensure oral clearance after each bite
Sit upright (90 degrees) when eating and drinking and for 30 minutes after eating
Multiple swallows per bite/sip
Small, frequent meals throughout the day
Cons u1)mAevoo indeaplliollwaitnag tpimeers o n to remain in one position for long period of time
2) Use observational skills
3) Provide good skin care
4) Provide good perineal care
5) Anticipate toileting needs
6) Encourage mobility
7) Minimize skin injury caused by friction or shearing
8) Encourage good nutrition and hydration
9) Use pressure-reducing devices
1) Remove gloves before transferring a resident.
2) Follow facility policy RE: Nails and jewelry
3) Do not use any equipment that is broken has sharp edges. Report to
maintenance immediately and remove from service.
4) Clothing covering arms and legs.
5) Use of geri-sleeves
Don't know?
2 of 26
Term
What foods (nutrients) would help wounds to heal?
Give this one a go later!
, High-quality Carbohydrates and
Proteins and Vitamin C
Vitamin K
Healthy Fats and Vitamin E Omega-3 Fatty Acids and Iron
Don't know?
3 of 26
Term
How do injuries to the skin affect the elderly?
Give this one a go later!
reduced sensitivity to pain and improved circulation and better skin
temperature tone
infection and delayed wound increased skin elasticity and faster
healing healing
Don't know?
4 of 26
Definition
As you age, you are at increased risk for skin injury. Your skin is
thinner, more fragile, and you lose some of the protective fat layer. You
