NURSA 1105 Exam 4 | Fundamentals of Nursing Knowledge & Practice Assessment
which prevents contamination when passing drinking water
a. labeling the mug with the person's name
b. keeping the ice chest open when not in use
c. leaving the ice scoop in the ice container
d. touching the mug with the ice scoop - (ANSWER)a. labeling the mug with the person's name
a person with dementia is incontinent. what action should you take
a. choose incontinence product for the person
b. restrict fluid intake during the day
c. encourage the person to stay close to the bathroom
d. take the person to the bathroom every 2 to 3 hours - (ANSWER)d. take the person to the bathroom
every 2 to 3 hours
about how much urine does a healthy adult produce - (ANSWER)1500 mL of urine a day
you are to place a bedpan under a frail, underweight female person. what response by you is most
helpful
a. slide the bedpan gently under the person
b. assist the person using a fracture pan
c. keep the person flat after rolling into the bedpan for comfort
d. check with the nurse for an alternate method - (ANSWER)b. assist the person using a fracture pan
a resident has control of her bladder. the person could not get to the bathroom in time because her call
light was not answered promptly. the person was incontinent of urine. this is - (ANSWER)functional
incontinence
a female person requires catheter care. what action should you take
, NURSA 1105 Exam 4 | Fundamentals of Nursing Knowledge & Practice Assessment
a. wash around the catheter at the meatus, using a circular motion
b. clean wiping about 4 inches up the catheter toward the meatus
c. use the same area of the washcloth with each stroke
d. do not hold the catheter when giving care - (ANSWER)a. wash around the catheter at the meatus,
using a circular motion
when removing a patient's soiled brief, remove the brief - (ANSWER)from front to back
a patient has a catheter. the drainage bag must be kept - (ANSWER)below the level of the bladder
a female resident has a catheter. to prevent excess catheter movement, you need to secure it to -
(ANSWER)her thigh
which occurs during sleep - (ANSWER)tissue healing and repair occur
a person's catheter is accidentally disconnected from the drainage tubing. what should you do
a. reconnect the ends after wiping them with antiseptic wipes
b. put the ends down. call the nurse
c. get a new drainage bag
d. change the drainage system - (ANSWER)a. reconnect the end after wiping them with antiseptic wipes
a person has a condom catheter. when you are planning care, which of the following has the highest
priority
a. changing the catheter every 2 days
b. keeping the tubing from kinking
c. using sterile technique when placing the condom catheter
which prevents contamination when passing drinking water
a. labeling the mug with the person's name
b. keeping the ice chest open when not in use
c. leaving the ice scoop in the ice container
d. touching the mug with the ice scoop - (ANSWER)a. labeling the mug with the person's name
a person with dementia is incontinent. what action should you take
a. choose incontinence product for the person
b. restrict fluid intake during the day
c. encourage the person to stay close to the bathroom
d. take the person to the bathroom every 2 to 3 hours - (ANSWER)d. take the person to the bathroom
every 2 to 3 hours
about how much urine does a healthy adult produce - (ANSWER)1500 mL of urine a day
you are to place a bedpan under a frail, underweight female person. what response by you is most
helpful
a. slide the bedpan gently under the person
b. assist the person using a fracture pan
c. keep the person flat after rolling into the bedpan for comfort
d. check with the nurse for an alternate method - (ANSWER)b. assist the person using a fracture pan
a resident has control of her bladder. the person could not get to the bathroom in time because her call
light was not answered promptly. the person was incontinent of urine. this is - (ANSWER)functional
incontinence
a female person requires catheter care. what action should you take
, NURSA 1105 Exam 4 | Fundamentals of Nursing Knowledge & Practice Assessment
a. wash around the catheter at the meatus, using a circular motion
b. clean wiping about 4 inches up the catheter toward the meatus
c. use the same area of the washcloth with each stroke
d. do not hold the catheter when giving care - (ANSWER)a. wash around the catheter at the meatus,
using a circular motion
when removing a patient's soiled brief, remove the brief - (ANSWER)from front to back
a patient has a catheter. the drainage bag must be kept - (ANSWER)below the level of the bladder
a female resident has a catheter. to prevent excess catheter movement, you need to secure it to -
(ANSWER)her thigh
which occurs during sleep - (ANSWER)tissue healing and repair occur
a person's catheter is accidentally disconnected from the drainage tubing. what should you do
a. reconnect the ends after wiping them with antiseptic wipes
b. put the ends down. call the nurse
c. get a new drainage bag
d. change the drainage system - (ANSWER)a. reconnect the end after wiping them with antiseptic wipes
a person has a condom catheter. when you are planning care, which of the following has the highest
priority
a. changing the catheter every 2 days
b. keeping the tubing from kinking
c. using sterile technique when placing the condom catheter
