HOME HEALTH AIDE TEST CHAPTER 1 (LATEST) QUESTIONS & ANSWERS SOLVED 100%
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what to report when caring for an infant temperature - (answer)-temperature changes
*INFANT TEMP BELOW 94.5 OR ABOVE 100.4*
rectal temp below 97.9 or above 100.4 F
tympanic temp below 97.5 or above 100 F
axillary temp below 94.5 or above 99.1 F
what to report when caring for an infant pulse - (answer)*INFANT PULSE BELOW 80 OR ABOVE 150*
0-3 months pulse rate outside range of 100-150
3-6 months pulse rate outside range of 90-120
6-12 months pulse rate outside 80-120
what to report when caring for an infant respiratory - (answer)*INFANT RESPIRATORY RATE BELOW 25
OR ABOVE 55*
0-3 months resp rate below 35 or above 55 breaths
3-6 months resp rate below 30 or above 45 breaths
6-12 months resp rate below 25 or above 40 breaths
what to report when caring for an infant BP - (answer)*INFANT BP BELOW 65/45 OR ABOVE 100/65*
0-3 months 65-85/45-55
3-6 months 70-90/50-65
6-12 months 80-100/55-65
observations about integumentary - (answer)-made up of skin, hair and nails
, HOME HEALTH AIDE TEST CHAPTER 1 (LATEST) QUESTIONS & ANSWERS SOLVED 100%
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-skin acts as barrier to outside world, microbes, -keeps water in
-regulates temp
-contains sensory organs for touch
made up of 2 layers- dermis- outer layer of skin, firm dry to touch
-dermis-sweat glands, oil glands, hair follicles, sensory receptors
how you can use senses to gather information - (answer)-objective observations: feeling that their skin is
hot and dry
-measuring the bp w/a cuff
considerations when taking an oral temp - (answer)-if they have consumed food or drink or cig within 15
min
wait 15 min or use different method
-if they had recent mouth surgery, mouth disease use different method
-if confused, dont use oral temp w/glass therm
-if uncon. or paralyzed, cant keep mouth closed
-has trouble breathing, breathes through mouth or has tube in nose, cant keep mouth closed
-if person receiving oxygen, oral temp will be innacurate
considerations when taking a rectal temp - (answer)-has blocked rectum, hemorrhoids or recent rectal
surgery therm may cause injury
-has diarrhea, rectal method can be uncomfy for pt
-has certain <3 conditions, thermometer may stimulate urge to strain and may increase workload of
heart
what you need to know about pt w/indwelling foley catheter - (answer)-secure cath tubing to thigh to
prevent pulling
CORRECT!!
what to report when caring for an infant temperature - (answer)-temperature changes
*INFANT TEMP BELOW 94.5 OR ABOVE 100.4*
rectal temp below 97.9 or above 100.4 F
tympanic temp below 97.5 or above 100 F
axillary temp below 94.5 or above 99.1 F
what to report when caring for an infant pulse - (answer)*INFANT PULSE BELOW 80 OR ABOVE 150*
0-3 months pulse rate outside range of 100-150
3-6 months pulse rate outside range of 90-120
6-12 months pulse rate outside 80-120
what to report when caring for an infant respiratory - (answer)*INFANT RESPIRATORY RATE BELOW 25
OR ABOVE 55*
0-3 months resp rate below 35 or above 55 breaths
3-6 months resp rate below 30 or above 45 breaths
6-12 months resp rate below 25 or above 40 breaths
what to report when caring for an infant BP - (answer)*INFANT BP BELOW 65/45 OR ABOVE 100/65*
0-3 months 65-85/45-55
3-6 months 70-90/50-65
6-12 months 80-100/55-65
observations about integumentary - (answer)-made up of skin, hair and nails
, HOME HEALTH AIDE TEST CHAPTER 1 (LATEST) QUESTIONS & ANSWERS SOLVED 100%
CORRECT!!
-skin acts as barrier to outside world, microbes, -keeps water in
-regulates temp
-contains sensory organs for touch
made up of 2 layers- dermis- outer layer of skin, firm dry to touch
-dermis-sweat glands, oil glands, hair follicles, sensory receptors
how you can use senses to gather information - (answer)-objective observations: feeling that their skin is
hot and dry
-measuring the bp w/a cuff
considerations when taking an oral temp - (answer)-if they have consumed food or drink or cig within 15
min
wait 15 min or use different method
-if they had recent mouth surgery, mouth disease use different method
-if confused, dont use oral temp w/glass therm
-if uncon. or paralyzed, cant keep mouth closed
-has trouble breathing, breathes through mouth or has tube in nose, cant keep mouth closed
-if person receiving oxygen, oral temp will be innacurate
considerations when taking a rectal temp - (answer)-has blocked rectum, hemorrhoids or recent rectal
surgery therm may cause injury
-has diarrhea, rectal method can be uncomfy for pt
-has certain <3 conditions, thermometer may stimulate urge to strain and may increase workload of
heart
what you need to know about pt w/indwelling foley catheter - (answer)-secure cath tubing to thigh to
prevent pulling
