Mosby's Essentials for Nursing Assistants
Chapter 16 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
1. _____ and _____ can end result from improper use and positioning of the frame at some
stage in interest or rest. - ANSWER-fatigue, harm
2. _____ are extreme threats from lying or sitting too lengthy in one vicinity. -
ANSWER-strain accidents
3. ____________________ we could the body pass and characteristic with electricity and
performance. - ANSWER-exact alignment
4. _____, _____, and _____ assist save you contractures. - ANSWER-re-positioning,
exercise, interest
5. A contracture is - ANSWER-The lack of joint mobility resulting from bizarre
shortening of a muscle
6. A left side-mendacity function wherein the top leg is sharply flexed so that it isn't at the
lower leg and the decrease arm is at the back of the individual -
ANSWER-left-semi-inclined function
7. A character is placed in a chair. If restraints are used, a pillow need to be used in the
back of the individual's back. - ANSWER-false
8. a semi-sitting function; the top of the mattress is raised among 45 and 60 tiers -
ANSWER-Fowler's function
9. After assisting to transport a patient up in bed, you feel ache for your decrease back.
When should you report this? - ANSWER-as soon as feasible
10.Awkward position (as a hazard thing) - ANSWER-assuming positions that put
pressure on the frame
11.Before repositioning a person, you need the following statistics from the nurse and the
care plan "except" - ANSWER-how to use frame mechanics
12.For excellent body mechanics, keep objects _____ to your frame and base of help. -
ANSWER-near
13.For excellent frame mechanics, you need to _____ to raise a heavy item. -
ANSWER-bend your knees and squat
14.Lying on the stomach with the head became to at least one side - ANSWER-inclined
role
15.Regular position adjustments and properly alignment promote the subsequent "besides"
- ANSWER-contractures and stress ulcers
16.Repeating movement (as a hazard factor) - ANSWER-doing the same movement or
collection of motions often or constantly (re-positioning and shifting without
breaks)
17.Signs and signs of lower back injury encompass: - ANSWER-ache whilst looking to
expect a regular posture, decreased mobility, ache when status or rising from a
seated position
18.The vicinity of which an item rests - ANSWER-base of help
Chapter 16 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
1. _____ and _____ can end result from improper use and positioning of the frame at some
stage in interest or rest. - ANSWER-fatigue, harm
2. _____ are extreme threats from lying or sitting too lengthy in one vicinity. -
ANSWER-strain accidents
3. ____________________ we could the body pass and characteristic with electricity and
performance. - ANSWER-exact alignment
4. _____, _____, and _____ assist save you contractures. - ANSWER-re-positioning,
exercise, interest
5. A contracture is - ANSWER-The lack of joint mobility resulting from bizarre
shortening of a muscle
6. A left side-mendacity function wherein the top leg is sharply flexed so that it isn't at the
lower leg and the decrease arm is at the back of the individual -
ANSWER-left-semi-inclined function
7. A character is placed in a chair. If restraints are used, a pillow need to be used in the
back of the individual's back. - ANSWER-false
8. a semi-sitting function; the top of the mattress is raised among 45 and 60 tiers -
ANSWER-Fowler's function
9. After assisting to transport a patient up in bed, you feel ache for your decrease back.
When should you report this? - ANSWER-as soon as feasible
10.Awkward position (as a hazard thing) - ANSWER-assuming positions that put
pressure on the frame
11.Before repositioning a person, you need the following statistics from the nurse and the
care plan "except" - ANSWER-how to use frame mechanics
12.For excellent body mechanics, keep objects _____ to your frame and base of help. -
ANSWER-near
13.For excellent frame mechanics, you need to _____ to raise a heavy item. -
ANSWER-bend your knees and squat
14.Lying on the stomach with the head became to at least one side - ANSWER-inclined
role
15.Regular position adjustments and properly alignment promote the subsequent "besides"
- ANSWER-contractures and stress ulcers
16.Repeating movement (as a hazard factor) - ANSWER-doing the same movement or
collection of motions often or constantly (re-positioning and shifting without
breaks)
17.Signs and signs of lower back injury encompass: - ANSWER-ache whilst looking to
expect a regular posture, decreased mobility, ache when status or rising from a
seated position
18.The vicinity of which an item rests - ANSWER-base of help
