EDAPT - FUNCTIONAL ABILITY
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS.
A client experiencing temporary functional ability of the right arm and hand
will need assistance with which activities of daily living (ADLs) while
hospitalized on a medical-surgical unit? Select all that apply.
- Buttoning a shirt
- Eating a sandwich
- Securing Velcro shoes
- Washing clothes
- Washing the left arm - Correct Answer- - Washing the left arm
- Buttoning a shirt
The nurse considers which factors when assessing the functional ability of a
client? Select all that apply.
- Cognition
- Martial Status
- Mobility
- Self-Sufficiency
- Senses - Correct Answer- - Cognition
- Mobility
- Senses
The nurse is completing a functional assessment on a client. The client what
the purpose of the assessment is. How should the nurse respond?
- "it assists nurses in assigning rooms to client"
- "it helps with insurance and billing"
- "it is used to complete nurse assignments"
- "it is used to identify ways to maintain independence" - Correct Answer-- "it
is used to identify ways to maintain independence"
From a nursing care perspective, the ______ important assessment of a
client's functional ability ____________ is the ability to perform the _______
activities of daily living (ADLs), which include bathing, dressing, toileting,
transferring (mobility), continence, and feeding.
- at home
- basic
- complex
, - in a health care facility
- least
- most
- routine
- while traveling - Correct Answer- 1. most
2. in a healthcare facility
3. basic
Mrs. Smith had a stroke. She has limited use of her left side. She is 180 kg
and unable to move in the bariatric bed. She is due to have a swallow study
completed tomorrow morning. She has an order for all liquids to be
thickened. Due to her poor appetite, she has had limited caloric intake. The
chart indicated she is only eating about 25-50% of her meals. The dietitian
ordered thickened boost to start tomorrow morning.
The ability to respond meaningfully to pressure-related discomfort.
Select the score you believe to be the proper fit for Mrs. Smith's assessment.
1. Completely Limited : Unresponsive (does not moan, flinch, or grasp) to
painful stimuli, due to a diminished level of consciousness or sedation OR
Limited ability to feel pain over most of the body
2. Very Limited : Responds only to painful stimuli and cannot communicate
discomfort except by moaning or restlessness OR Has a sensory impairment
that limi - Correct Answer-- 3. Slightly impaired
Mrs. Smith had a stroke. She has limited use of her left side. She is 180 kg
and unable to move in the bariatric bed. She is due to have a swallow study
completed tomorrow morning. She has an order for all liquids to be
thickened. Due to her poor appetite, she has had limited caloric intake. The
chart indicated she is only eating about 25-50% of her meals. The dietitian
ordered thickened boost to start tomorrow morning.
The degree to which skin is exposed to moisture.
Select the score you believe to be the proper fit for Mrs. Smith's assessment.
1. Constantly Moist : Skin kept moist almost constantly by perspiration,
urine, and so forth, with dampness detected every time the patient is moved
or turned
2. Very Moist : Skin often but not always moist, with linen needing to be
changed at least once a shift
3. Occasionally Moist : Skin occasionally moist, requiring an extra linen
change approximately once a day
4. Rare - Correct Answer-- 3. Occasionally Moist
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS.
A client experiencing temporary functional ability of the right arm and hand
will need assistance with which activities of daily living (ADLs) while
hospitalized on a medical-surgical unit? Select all that apply.
- Buttoning a shirt
- Eating a sandwich
- Securing Velcro shoes
- Washing clothes
- Washing the left arm - Correct Answer- - Washing the left arm
- Buttoning a shirt
The nurse considers which factors when assessing the functional ability of a
client? Select all that apply.
- Cognition
- Martial Status
- Mobility
- Self-Sufficiency
- Senses - Correct Answer- - Cognition
- Mobility
- Senses
The nurse is completing a functional assessment on a client. The client what
the purpose of the assessment is. How should the nurse respond?
- "it assists nurses in assigning rooms to client"
- "it helps with insurance and billing"
- "it is used to complete nurse assignments"
- "it is used to identify ways to maintain independence" - Correct Answer-- "it
is used to identify ways to maintain independence"
From a nursing care perspective, the ______ important assessment of a
client's functional ability ____________ is the ability to perform the _______
activities of daily living (ADLs), which include bathing, dressing, toileting,
transferring (mobility), continence, and feeding.
- at home
- basic
- complex
, - in a health care facility
- least
- most
- routine
- while traveling - Correct Answer- 1. most
2. in a healthcare facility
3. basic
Mrs. Smith had a stroke. She has limited use of her left side. She is 180 kg
and unable to move in the bariatric bed. She is due to have a swallow study
completed tomorrow morning. She has an order for all liquids to be
thickened. Due to her poor appetite, she has had limited caloric intake. The
chart indicated she is only eating about 25-50% of her meals. The dietitian
ordered thickened boost to start tomorrow morning.
The ability to respond meaningfully to pressure-related discomfort.
Select the score you believe to be the proper fit for Mrs. Smith's assessment.
1. Completely Limited : Unresponsive (does not moan, flinch, or grasp) to
painful stimuli, due to a diminished level of consciousness or sedation OR
Limited ability to feel pain over most of the body
2. Very Limited : Responds only to painful stimuli and cannot communicate
discomfort except by moaning or restlessness OR Has a sensory impairment
that limi - Correct Answer-- 3. Slightly impaired
Mrs. Smith had a stroke. She has limited use of her left side. She is 180 kg
and unable to move in the bariatric bed. She is due to have a swallow study
completed tomorrow morning. She has an order for all liquids to be
thickened. Due to her poor appetite, she has had limited caloric intake. The
chart indicated she is only eating about 25-50% of her meals. The dietitian
ordered thickened boost to start tomorrow morning.
The degree to which skin is exposed to moisture.
Select the score you believe to be the proper fit for Mrs. Smith's assessment.
1. Constantly Moist : Skin kept moist almost constantly by perspiration,
urine, and so forth, with dampness detected every time the patient is moved
or turned
2. Very Moist : Skin often but not always moist, with linen needing to be
changed at least once a shift
3. Occasionally Moist : Skin occasionally moist, requiring an extra linen
change approximately once a day
4. Rare - Correct Answer-- 3. Occasionally Moist
