N125 Test with Questions & 100%
Correct Solutions
A number of factors influence personal preferences for hygiene and the ability to
maintain hygiene practices. Since no two individuals perform hygiene care in the
same manner - ANSWER Rationale: Individualized care
Play a role in hygiene care for infants, and young children determining hygiene
practices such as frequency of bathing, time of day bathing is performed, even brushing
or flossing teeth. - ANSWER Rationale: Social practices
a person's subjective concept of his or her body, including physical
appearance, structure, or function. - ANSWER Rationale: Body Image
Personal preferences, body image, social practices and health beliefs, cultural
motivation and ----------can influence the type and extent of hygiene practices used. -
ANSWER Rationale: Socioeconomic Status
Patient who become short of breath or incapacitated frequently need to have complete
hygiene care provided. - ANSWER Rationale: Frequently require periods of rest
Inflamed tongue - ANSWER Glossitis
Loss of hair - ANSWER Alopecia
Head lice - ANSWER Pediculosis Capitis
, Skin should b cleansed of excessive secretions or excretions on skin from
perspiration, urine, watery fecal material, and wound drainage - ANSWER Rationale:
Moisture is medium for bacterial growth and causes local skin irritation, softening of
epidermal cells, and skin maceration.
Before or during bath assess condition of patient's skin, note presence of dryness,
indicated by flaking, redness, scaling, and cracking. - ANSWER Rationale: Provides a
baseline for comparison over time in determining if bathing improves condition of skin.
Review orders for specific precautions concerning patient's movement or positioning -
ANSWER Rationale: Prevents injury to patient during bathing activities. Determines
level of assistance required by patient.
explain procedure and ask patient for suggestions on how to prepare supplies. If
partial bath, as how much of bath patient wishes to complete. - ANSWER Rationale:
Promotes patient's cooperation and participation.
Prepare equipment and supplies. If it is necessary to leave room, be sure that call light
is within patient's reach. - ANSWER Rationale: Avoids interrupting procedure or leaving
patient unattended to retrieve missing equipment.
When washing patient's face ask if they are wearing contact lenses - ANSWER Rationale:
Prevents accidental injury to eyes
Wash patient's eyes with plain warm water. Use different section of mitt for each eye.
Move mitt from inner to outer canthus. Dry gently. - ANSWER Rationale: Soap irritates
eyes. Use of separate sections of mitt reduces infection transmission. Bathing eyes
from inner to outer canthus prevents secretions from entering nasolacrimal duct.
Pressure can cause internal injury.
Correct Solutions
A number of factors influence personal preferences for hygiene and the ability to
maintain hygiene practices. Since no two individuals perform hygiene care in the
same manner - ANSWER Rationale: Individualized care
Play a role in hygiene care for infants, and young children determining hygiene
practices such as frequency of bathing, time of day bathing is performed, even brushing
or flossing teeth. - ANSWER Rationale: Social practices
a person's subjective concept of his or her body, including physical
appearance, structure, or function. - ANSWER Rationale: Body Image
Personal preferences, body image, social practices and health beliefs, cultural
motivation and ----------can influence the type and extent of hygiene practices used. -
ANSWER Rationale: Socioeconomic Status
Patient who become short of breath or incapacitated frequently need to have complete
hygiene care provided. - ANSWER Rationale: Frequently require periods of rest
Inflamed tongue - ANSWER Glossitis
Loss of hair - ANSWER Alopecia
Head lice - ANSWER Pediculosis Capitis
, Skin should b cleansed of excessive secretions or excretions on skin from
perspiration, urine, watery fecal material, and wound drainage - ANSWER Rationale:
Moisture is medium for bacterial growth and causes local skin irritation, softening of
epidermal cells, and skin maceration.
Before or during bath assess condition of patient's skin, note presence of dryness,
indicated by flaking, redness, scaling, and cracking. - ANSWER Rationale: Provides a
baseline for comparison over time in determining if bathing improves condition of skin.
Review orders for specific precautions concerning patient's movement or positioning -
ANSWER Rationale: Prevents injury to patient during bathing activities. Determines
level of assistance required by patient.
explain procedure and ask patient for suggestions on how to prepare supplies. If
partial bath, as how much of bath patient wishes to complete. - ANSWER Rationale:
Promotes patient's cooperation and participation.
Prepare equipment and supplies. If it is necessary to leave room, be sure that call light
is within patient's reach. - ANSWER Rationale: Avoids interrupting procedure or leaving
patient unattended to retrieve missing equipment.
When washing patient's face ask if they are wearing contact lenses - ANSWER Rationale:
Prevents accidental injury to eyes
Wash patient's eyes with plain warm water. Use different section of mitt for each eye.
Move mitt from inner to outer canthus. Dry gently. - ANSWER Rationale: Soap irritates
eyes. Use of separate sections of mitt reduces infection transmission. Bathing eyes
from inner to outer canthus prevents secretions from entering nasolacrimal duct.
Pressure can cause internal injury.
