CLINICAL NURSING SKILLS AND
TECHNIQUES TENTH EDITION ANNE
PERRY FINAL PAPER 2026 TEST BANK
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
GRADED A+
⩥ 2.
A patient with a proprioceptive disorder is being assessed for his ability
to walk from bed to chair. You notice that the patient is bent forward and
is leaning toward the right. Which nursing diagnosis would be the
primary one on which to base his care?
Activity intolerance
Risk for injury
Chronic pain
,Nutrition: less than body requirements.
Answer: Risk for injury
⩥ 3.
The patient is being log-rolled onto his right side. The patient's position
would be correct if what assessment was observed?
The patient is left in Sims' position.
The patient is moved in a smooth, continuous motion.
Two pillows are placed behind the patient's back while on his side.
A straight line is evident from the shoulder to the hip..
Answer: A straight line is evident from the shoulder to the hip.
⩥ 4.Positioning a hemiplegic patient in Fowler's position will increase
the patient's: (Select all that apply.)
, ventilatory capacity.
cardiac output.
ability to swallow.
risk of aspiration..
Answer: ventilatory capacity.
cardiac output.
ability to swallow.
⩥ 5. Place the following steps in the sequence that promotes safe
transfer of a patient from a wheelchair to a bed.
1. Adjust the height of the bed to the level of the seat of the wheelchair
and position the wheelchair at a 45-degree angle next to the bed.
2. Instruct the patient to stand on the count of three.
3. Lock the wheelchair. Locks are located above the rims of the wheels.
Push forward to lock.
4. Raise the footplates.
5. Position yourself slightly in front of the patient to guard and protect
the patient throughout the transfer.
6. Place a transfer belt on the patient and assist the patient to move to the
front of the wheelchair.
TECHNIQUES TENTH EDITION ANNE
PERRY FINAL PAPER 2026 TEST BANK
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
GRADED A+
⩥ 2.
A patient with a proprioceptive disorder is being assessed for his ability
to walk from bed to chair. You notice that the patient is bent forward and
is leaning toward the right. Which nursing diagnosis would be the
primary one on which to base his care?
Activity intolerance
Risk for injury
Chronic pain
,Nutrition: less than body requirements.
Answer: Risk for injury
⩥ 3.
The patient is being log-rolled onto his right side. The patient's position
would be correct if what assessment was observed?
The patient is left in Sims' position.
The patient is moved in a smooth, continuous motion.
Two pillows are placed behind the patient's back while on his side.
A straight line is evident from the shoulder to the hip..
Answer: A straight line is evident from the shoulder to the hip.
⩥ 4.Positioning a hemiplegic patient in Fowler's position will increase
the patient's: (Select all that apply.)
, ventilatory capacity.
cardiac output.
ability to swallow.
risk of aspiration..
Answer: ventilatory capacity.
cardiac output.
ability to swallow.
⩥ 5. Place the following steps in the sequence that promotes safe
transfer of a patient from a wheelchair to a bed.
1. Adjust the height of the bed to the level of the seat of the wheelchair
and position the wheelchair at a 45-degree angle next to the bed.
2. Instruct the patient to stand on the count of three.
3. Lock the wheelchair. Locks are located above the rims of the wheels.
Push forward to lock.
4. Raise the footplates.
5. Position yourself slightly in front of the patient to guard and protect
the patient throughout the transfer.
6. Place a transfer belt on the patient and assist the patient to move to the
front of the wheelchair.
