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Which instruction from the nurse to an 80-year-old client
with thinning of a subcutaneous layer would be beneficial?
a. Dress warmly in cold weather.
b. Use soaps with high fat content.
c. Change the position of bed once every 5 hours. d. Apply
moisturizer 2 hours after bathing . - Answer-a
A client has a stage pressure injury. Which nursing
intervention can prevent further injury by eliminating
shearing force?
a. Maintain the head of the bed at 30 degrees or less .
b. Use draw sheets to pull up, transfer , and position the
client .
c. Reposition the client every 2 hours, propping with
pillows.
d. Perform passive range -of-motion exercises every 8
hours. - Answer-b
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In which area of the body will the nurse most likely
discover a pressure injury in a client who is maintained in
the low-Fowler position excessively? a. Elbows
b. Occiput
c. Hium
d. Sacrum - Answer-d
Which meal is most appropriate for a client with a large
pressure injury?
a. Hamburger with french fries
b. Turkey meatloaf with brown rice
c. Pasta and tomato sauce with a side salad
d. Grilled chicken, steamed spinach, and a side of orange
slices - Answer-d
Which intervention would be included in the plan of care
for the prevention of a pressure injury?
a. Positioning a client directly on the trochanter
b. Keeping the client's skin directly off plastic surfaces
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c. Keeping the head of the bed elevated above 30 degrees
d. Placing a rubber ring or donut under the client's sacral
area - Answer-b
Which combination of client responses would the nurse
determine represents the highest risk for the development
of pressure injuries?
a. Incontinence; inability to move independently
b. Periodic diaphoresis; occasional sliding down in bed
c. Minimal reaction to painful stimuli; receiving tube
feedings
d. Spending extensive time in a chairbody mass index
(BMI) of 23 - Answer-a
Which rationale supports the nursing intervention to turn
the client with paraplegia every to 2 hours? a. To maintain
client comfort
b. To prevent development of pressure injuries
c. To prevent contractures of the extremities
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Which instruction from the nurse to an 80-year-old client
with thinning of a subcutaneous layer would be beneficial?
a. Dress warmly in cold weather.
b. Use soaps with high fat content.
c. Change the position of bed once every 5 hours. d. Apply
moisturizer 2 hours after bathing . - Answer-a
A client has a stage pressure injury. Which nursing
intervention can prevent further injury by eliminating
shearing force?
a. Maintain the head of the bed at 30 degrees or less .
b. Use draw sheets to pull up, transfer , and position the
client .
c. Reposition the client every 2 hours, propping with
pillows.
d. Perform passive range -of-motion exercises every 8
hours. - Answer-b
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In which area of the body will the nurse most likely
discover a pressure injury in a client who is maintained in
the low-Fowler position excessively? a. Elbows
b. Occiput
c. Hium
d. Sacrum - Answer-d
Which meal is most appropriate for a client with a large
pressure injury?
a. Hamburger with french fries
b. Turkey meatloaf with brown rice
c. Pasta and tomato sauce with a side salad
d. Grilled chicken, steamed spinach, and a side of orange
slices - Answer-d
Which intervention would be included in the plan of care
for the prevention of a pressure injury?
a. Positioning a client directly on the trochanter
b. Keeping the client's skin directly off plastic surfaces
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c. Keeping the head of the bed elevated above 30 degrees
d. Placing a rubber ring or donut under the client's sacral
area - Answer-b
Which combination of client responses would the nurse
determine represents the highest risk for the development
of pressure injuries?
a. Incontinence; inability to move independently
b. Periodic diaphoresis; occasional sliding down in bed
c. Minimal reaction to painful stimuli; receiving tube
feedings
d. Spending extensive time in a chairbody mass index
(BMI) of 23 - Answer-a
Which rationale supports the nursing intervention to turn
the client with paraplegia every to 2 hours? a. To maintain
client comfort
b. To prevent development of pressure injuries
c. To prevent contractures of the extremities
