2 key points when caring for a stroke survivor. - CORRECT-ANSWERS1. Putting clothes on the AFFECTED SIDE first. 2. Removing clothes from the UNAFFECTED SIDE first. 3 things to remember when providing foot care? - CORRECT-ANSWERS1. keep feet clean 2. inspe

2 key points when caring for a stroke survivor. - CORRECT-ANSWERS1. Putting clothes on the AFFECTED SIDE first. 2. Removing clothes from the UNAFFECTED SIDE first. 3 things to remember when providing foot care? - CORRECT-ANSWERS1. keep feet clean 2. inspect for open areas 3. germs can hide between the toes 4 things to remember about oral hygiene? - CORRECT-ANSWERS1. should be done at least 3 times a day 2. prevents infection 3. prevents odour 4. very important for an unconscious patient 5 things to remember about catheter care? - CORRECT-ANSWERS1. Wash drainage bags 2. coil tubing - no kinks 3. make sure drainage bag is below the level of the bladder (waist) 4. DO NOT disconnect catheter too often to avoid transferring germs 5. drink plenty of water - to keep urine flowing Abduction - CORRECT-ANSWERSmovement away from the midline Adduction - CORRECT-ANSWERSMovement toward the midline of the body Area object rests on is equal to... - CORRECT-ANSWERSBase of Support arterial ulcers - CORRECT-ANSWERSOpen wounds on lower legs and feet caused by poor arterial blood flow Aspiration - CORRECT-ANSWERSThe inhalation of fluid or an object into the lungs Basic unit of the body - CORRECT-ANSWERSThe cell Black Tarry Stool - CORRECT-ANSWERSa sign of a problem in the upper digestive tract. Problems such as bleeding in the stomach, small intestine, or right side of colon Catheter - CORRECT-ANSWERSa flexible tube inserted through a narrow opening into a body cavity, in particular; the bladder, for removal of fluids Charting - CORRECT-ANSWERSa complete recording of a patients clinical data and medical history. Cleaning Equipment Outlines for home care - CORRECT-ANSWERSclean cleanest to dirtiest clear away clutter work from far to near work from dry to wet change cleaning cloths and water regularly use damp cloth for dusting Condom Catheter Safety - CORRECT-ANSWERS1. Allow 1-2 inches between the tip of the penis to prevent irritation, and roll catheter onto the penis. 2. NEVER fasten condom catheter with adhesive tape, can cause loss of circulation. Define Development - CORRECT-ANSWERSDevelopment of a human being does not occur in a steady, predictable manner. Define Rehabilitation - CORRECT-ANSWERSreturning the person to the highest level of functioning. Defined as stiffness, rigidity of muscles after death - CORRECT-ANSWERSRigor MortisOccurs a few hours after death; can last one to four days Definition of instruments used to view the eyes and ears. - CORRECT-ANSWERS1. Ophthalmoscope - looking into your eyes 2. Otoscope - looking into the ears DNR - CORRECT-ANSWERSdo not resuscitate embolus - CORRECT-ANSWERSA clot that breaks lose and travels through the bloodstream. Feeding a baby - CORRECT-ANSWERS1. Newborn needs 8-12 feedings per day 2.. 1 feeding every 2-3 hours 3. Keep consistent schedule 4. burping after each feeding Hand Washing Tips - CORRECT-ANSWERS-do not let uniform touch sink -remove all jewellery -Keep arms and hands down - so water does not flow up for your arm & contaminating the uniform Hearing and balance is affected by which body part? - CORRECT-ANSWERSThe ear HIV - CORRECT-ANSWERShuman immunodeficiency virus How do you define Acute Confusion? - CORRECT-ANSWERSmay be reversible; it is not always permanent Hypoxia - CORRECT-ANSWERSLow oxygen saturation of the body, not enough oxygen in the blood Infants and Sleeping - CORRECT-ANSWERS-firm surface -nothing hazardous in the bassinet -on their backs inflammation - CORRECT-ANSWERS-itis Masks are used for? - CORRECT-ANSWERSProtecting others from spreading germs from coughing, sneezing (from respiratory tract) Normal Blood Pressure Range - CORRECT-ANSWERSSystolic/Diastolic = 120-140 / 60-90 bpm pain - CORRECT-ANSWERS-algia, -dynia paralysis - CORRECT-ANSWERStemporary or permanent loss of motor control Personal Support Workers should never... CORRECT-ANSWERS- touch an O2 flow meter -change rate on a feeding tube or IV -never transfer or leave a resident alone on a toilet without another staff member -never supervise another staff member- Position Terminology. (TOTAL OF 5) - CORRECT-ANSWERSSupine - lying on back Prone - lying on your stomach Simms - side-lying (left side for giving enemas) High-Fowlers - 60 - 90 degrees Semi-Fowlers - 15-45 degrees (30 degrees used frequently) Pressure Ulcer - CORRECT-ANSWERSDamage to area of skin caused by constant pressure for a long time in one area. Lessened blood flow to the area causing tissue damage or tissue death as a result of circulation loss Residents Rights - CORRECT-ANSWERS1. The Right to be treated with Dignity and Respect 2. The Right to Privacy and Confidentiality 3. The Right to Give or Withhold Consent that is informed 4. The Right to Autonomy