Nurs 1160 Midterm 1- Lab 1 Exam
Questions With Correct Answers
Steps |for |Safety |at |bedside
Hand |hygiene- |signs |posted |outside |bedside |(Isolation |precautions)
- |Inside |room |scan |for |safety- |tripping |hazards/bed |brakes |etcs.
1. |Ensure |brakes |are |on
2. |Raise |bed |to |height |to |maintain |your |safety |(or |safety |of |the |shorter |person |if |there |are |two
|of |you)
3. |Do |not |work |over |the |bed |rails |(lower |the |rails |when |working |at |the |bedside)
4. |Rails |must |go |up |if |you |are |more |than |one |arm's |length |away |from |the |bed
5. |Rail |must |go |up |if |you |walk |past |the |midway |point |of |the |end |of |the |bed
6. |Bed |can |stay |raised |(with |2 |upper |rails |up) |if |you |are |still |in |the |room |and |can |see |the |bed
7. |Bed |must |be |in |the |lowest |position |when |leaving |the |room
If |you |are |more |than |one |arm's |length |away |from |the |bedside, |the |rails |must...
be |up
3 |multiple |choice |options
Do |the |rails |go |up |or |down |when |you've |walked |the |midpoint |of |the |bed?
up
,Can |the |bed |stay |raised |if |the |2 |upper |rails |are |up |and |you |can |still |see |the |bed?
Yes
What |position |should |the |bed |be |when |you |leave |the |room
lowest
Bedside |Safety
1) |Brakes |on
2) |Raise |bed |to |safe |height |to |work |at
3) |Dont |work |over |rails
4) |1 |arms |length |away=rails |go |up
5) |Walk |past |midpoint |of |bed? |Rails |up
6) |Bed |can |stay |raised |if |you're |in |the |room, |the |2 |upper |rails |are |up, |and |you |can |see |the |bed
7) |When |you |leave |the |room, |bed |is |in |the |lowest |position
Microorganisms
typically |a |single |cell |and |can |only |be |seen |with |the |aid |of |a |microscope. |They |include |
bacteria, |protozoa, |certain |types |of |algae, |and |fungi.
Where |do |microorganisms |grow?
, grow |on |inanimate |objects |and |in |air, |water, |food, |soil, |plants, |and |animals.
* |people
Pathogens
can |cause |disease
Infection
a |disease |state |resulting |from |the |entry |and |multiplication |of |a |pathogen |in |the |tissues |of |a |
host, |causing |the |body |to |manifest |clinical |signs |and |symptoms
Communicable
infection |can |be |transmitted |from |one |person |to |another
infectious, |contagious |disease
immunocompromised
has |an |impaired |immune |system
Are |resident |skin |microorganisms |pathogenic?
Usually |not, |can |cause |serious |infection |when |surgery |or |other |invasive |procedures |allow |
them |into |deeper |tissues
2 |multiple |choice |options
Questions With Correct Answers
Steps |for |Safety |at |bedside
Hand |hygiene- |signs |posted |outside |bedside |(Isolation |precautions)
- |Inside |room |scan |for |safety- |tripping |hazards/bed |brakes |etcs.
1. |Ensure |brakes |are |on
2. |Raise |bed |to |height |to |maintain |your |safety |(or |safety |of |the |shorter |person |if |there |are |two
|of |you)
3. |Do |not |work |over |the |bed |rails |(lower |the |rails |when |working |at |the |bedside)
4. |Rails |must |go |up |if |you |are |more |than |one |arm's |length |away |from |the |bed
5. |Rail |must |go |up |if |you |walk |past |the |midway |point |of |the |end |of |the |bed
6. |Bed |can |stay |raised |(with |2 |upper |rails |up) |if |you |are |still |in |the |room |and |can |see |the |bed
7. |Bed |must |be |in |the |lowest |position |when |leaving |the |room
If |you |are |more |than |one |arm's |length |away |from |the |bedside, |the |rails |must...
be |up
3 |multiple |choice |options
Do |the |rails |go |up |or |down |when |you've |walked |the |midpoint |of |the |bed?
up
,Can |the |bed |stay |raised |if |the |2 |upper |rails |are |up |and |you |can |still |see |the |bed?
Yes
What |position |should |the |bed |be |when |you |leave |the |room
lowest
Bedside |Safety
1) |Brakes |on
2) |Raise |bed |to |safe |height |to |work |at
3) |Dont |work |over |rails
4) |1 |arms |length |away=rails |go |up
5) |Walk |past |midpoint |of |bed? |Rails |up
6) |Bed |can |stay |raised |if |you're |in |the |room, |the |2 |upper |rails |are |up, |and |you |can |see |the |bed
7) |When |you |leave |the |room, |bed |is |in |the |lowest |position
Microorganisms
typically |a |single |cell |and |can |only |be |seen |with |the |aid |of |a |microscope. |They |include |
bacteria, |protozoa, |certain |types |of |algae, |and |fungi.
Where |do |microorganisms |grow?
, grow |on |inanimate |objects |and |in |air, |water, |food, |soil, |plants, |and |animals.
* |people
Pathogens
can |cause |disease
Infection
a |disease |state |resulting |from |the |entry |and |multiplication |of |a |pathogen |in |the |tissues |of |a |
host, |causing |the |body |to |manifest |clinical |signs |and |symptoms
Communicable
infection |can |be |transmitted |from |one |person |to |another
infectious, |contagious |disease
immunocompromised
has |an |impaired |immune |system
Are |resident |skin |microorganisms |pathogenic?
Usually |not, |can |cause |serious |infection |when |surgery |or |other |invasive |procedures |allow |
them |into |deeper |tissues
2 |multiple |choice |options
