NRSG 211 Exam 1 Review Questions | 2026/2027 | Answers
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Factors influencing personal hygiene practices
capability, pain, tiredness,
How to assess patient hygiene needs
Principles of bed making (occupied and unoccupied)
no wrinkles
Bed positions
lateral,sims', pron, supine,
semi(30°)/Fowler(45°-60°),
orthopneic(trouble breathing),
reverse(head up)/trendelenburg(head down)
Technique and rationale for perineal care, bed bath
Daily care!
Special care for diabetics (especially foot care)
no hot water bottles, no soaking, no barefoot, keep dry,
Oral care (and what to do if unconscious)
clean cheeks, teeth gums, tongue, tilt head down inf
unconscious. keep eyes closed. suction
Assessment and care for the skin (especially the elderly)
Discoloration, abrasions, moisture, skin elasticity (turgor),
hydration
, chap 31 key terms
alopecia-loss of hair
dental caries- tooth decay from bacteria & plaque
denture stomatitis- inflimmation or oral mucosa in contact w/
dentures
edentulous- w/o teeth
effleurage- long light gliding strokes used in massage.
gingivitis- inflammation of gums
maceration- softening of tissue
mucositis- inflammation of oral mucus.
pediculosis capitis- head lice
stomatitis- ulcers & inflammation in oral mucous
xerosis- abnormal drying of skin
chap 28 Key terms
ROM-range of motion
ADL's- activities of daily living
antigravity m.- hamstring& gluts
crutch gait- walking w/ cruch
gait-style of walking(rhythm, cadence, stride,& speed )
hemiplegia- paralysis
isometric- contracts w/o movement
isotonic- contracts & moves
ligaments- binds joints,cartilage & bones
tendons- muscle to bone
orthostatic hypotension- drop in BP >40 mm of Hg (systolic) or
> 20 (diastolic)
proprioception- awareness of body positioning
Correct | With Complete Solutions
Factors influencing personal hygiene practices
capability, pain, tiredness,
How to assess patient hygiene needs
Principles of bed making (occupied and unoccupied)
no wrinkles
Bed positions
lateral,sims', pron, supine,
semi(30°)/Fowler(45°-60°),
orthopneic(trouble breathing),
reverse(head up)/trendelenburg(head down)
Technique and rationale for perineal care, bed bath
Daily care!
Special care for diabetics (especially foot care)
no hot water bottles, no soaking, no barefoot, keep dry,
Oral care (and what to do if unconscious)
clean cheeks, teeth gums, tongue, tilt head down inf
unconscious. keep eyes closed. suction
Assessment and care for the skin (especially the elderly)
Discoloration, abrasions, moisture, skin elasticity (turgor),
hydration
, chap 31 key terms
alopecia-loss of hair
dental caries- tooth decay from bacteria & plaque
denture stomatitis- inflimmation or oral mucosa in contact w/
dentures
edentulous- w/o teeth
effleurage- long light gliding strokes used in massage.
gingivitis- inflammation of gums
maceration- softening of tissue
mucositis- inflammation of oral mucus.
pediculosis capitis- head lice
stomatitis- ulcers & inflammation in oral mucous
xerosis- abnormal drying of skin
chap 28 Key terms
ROM-range of motion
ADL's- activities of daily living
antigravity m.- hamstring& gluts
crutch gait- walking w/ cruch
gait-style of walking(rhythm, cadence, stride,& speed )
hemiplegia- paralysis
isometric- contracts w/o movement
isotonic- contracts & moves
ligaments- binds joints,cartilage & bones
tendons- muscle to bone
orthostatic hypotension- drop in BP >40 mm of Hg (systolic) or
> 20 (diastolic)
proprioception- awareness of body positioning
