Client - Centered Care 1: Exam 1 Questions With Complete
Solutions
Stool is normally-
soft, tubular, and light to dark brown in color
What is the best position to have a bowel movement?
Sitting
Should you provide privacy when a client is having a bowel
movement?
If possible
How do you remove a fecal impaction?
Oil retention enema and digital disimpaction
Pain results from an interaction between:
nerves, the spinal cord, and the brain
What is acute pain?
short lived and often intense
What is chronic pain?
Lasts longer - mild or severe - may be constant or intermittent
What is nociceptive pain?
Physical or potential damage to a part of the body
What is neuropathic pain?
damage to the nervous system or neurological diseases
, What can LPNs do with pain?
Monitor pain stats, provide non pharmacological and
pharmacological pain management, reinforce client teaching
How do you measure pain?
Varies based on age, cognitive level, and health status
How do you manage acute and chronic pain?
Non-pharmacological and pharmacological methods
Non-pharmacological pain methods include:
Biofeedback, distraction, guided imagery, massage, meditation
Pain medication classes include:
NSAIDS, COX-2 inhibitors, narcotics, opioids
Adverse effects of opioids are:
Respiratory depression, sedation, and constipation
What is WHO?
World Health Organization
How does the World Health Organization define client safety?
The absence of preventable harm during the process of
healthcare and reduction of risk of unnecessary harm associated
with healthcare to an acceptable minimum
Is client safety a global issue?
Yes
Who is the Joint Commission?
Solutions
Stool is normally-
soft, tubular, and light to dark brown in color
What is the best position to have a bowel movement?
Sitting
Should you provide privacy when a client is having a bowel
movement?
If possible
How do you remove a fecal impaction?
Oil retention enema and digital disimpaction
Pain results from an interaction between:
nerves, the spinal cord, and the brain
What is acute pain?
short lived and often intense
What is chronic pain?
Lasts longer - mild or severe - may be constant or intermittent
What is nociceptive pain?
Physical or potential damage to a part of the body
What is neuropathic pain?
damage to the nervous system or neurological diseases
, What can LPNs do with pain?
Monitor pain stats, provide non pharmacological and
pharmacological pain management, reinforce client teaching
How do you measure pain?
Varies based on age, cognitive level, and health status
How do you manage acute and chronic pain?
Non-pharmacological and pharmacological methods
Non-pharmacological pain methods include:
Biofeedback, distraction, guided imagery, massage, meditation
Pain medication classes include:
NSAIDS, COX-2 inhibitors, narcotics, opioids
Adverse effects of opioids are:
Respiratory depression, sedation, and constipation
What is WHO?
World Health Organization
How does the World Health Organization define client safety?
The absence of preventable harm during the process of
healthcare and reduction of risk of unnecessary harm associated
with healthcare to an acceptable minimum
Is client safety a global issue?
Yes
Who is the Joint Commission?
