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STNA SELECTED EXAM STUDY SHEET 2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND SOLVED
SOLUTIONS

◉ extremity. Answer: that part of a limb that is farthest from the
torso


◉ eye glasses. Answer: lens worn to aid vision


◉ falls. Answer: leading cause of accidentak death amoung elderly
people


◉ fecal impaction. Answer: accumulation of hardened feces in the
rectum or lower colon which the person cannot move


◉ feeding. Answer: the act of supplying food and nourishment


◉ fire safty. Answer: precautions in case of a fire or that help prevent
and or contain a fire


◉ flatus. Answer: gas in the digestive tract or expelled through the
anus

,◉ flexed. Answer: bend, move, or stretch


◉ fluid intake. Answer: This will help keep a client hydrated
depending on weather and type of treatment.


◉ foot board. Answer: a piece of wood or plastic placed at the end of
the hospital bed and used for positioning the resident's feet


◉ foot care. Answer: daily foot check for blisters, reddened areas,
swelling


◉ foot drop. Answer: The foot falls down at the ankle; permanent
plantar flexion


◉ Fowler's position. Answer: a semi-sitting position; the head of the
bed is raised between 45 and 60 degrees


◉ fraud. Answer: a deliberate deception intended to produce
unlawful gain


◉ free from disease. Answer: aseptic

, ◉ frequent urination. Answer: polyuria


◉ gait belt. Answer: device used to transfer people from one
position to another or from one thing to another. For example you
would use a gait belt to move a patient from a standing position to a
wheelchair


◉ gastric feedings. Answer: feeding provided through a tube directly
into the stomach


◉ gastrostomy tube. Answer: a surgically placed feeding tube from
the exterior of the body into the stomach


◉ geriatrics. Answer: the branch of medical science that deals with
diseases and problems specific to old people


◉ gestures. Answer: the ways in which people use their bodies to
communicate with one another


◉ gloves. Answer: to protect yourself from infections or spread of
disease


◉ grieving process. Answer: denial, anger, bargaining, depression,
acceptance

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