NR 505 Chapter 30 Hygiene Prep Final Exam Complete Key Questions with 100% Correct Solutions||UPDATED 2025/2026 A+ GRADED!!! BRAND NEW VERSION

NR 505 Chapter 30 Hygiene Prep Final Exam Complete Key Questions with 100% Correct Solutions||UPDATED 2025/2026 A+ GRADED!!! BRAND NEW VERSION 1. The nurse is teaching an adolescent how to treat acne. What would the nurse include as a teaching point? - ANSWER Keep hair off the face and wash hair daily. 2. Which of the following modifications to bathing should be implemented for a client who is incontinent? - ANSWER Use special perineal skin cleaners and moisture barriers. 3. When providing oral care, which of the following does the nurse recognize as the most important component of the oral care process? - ANSWER A thorough mechanical cleaning 4. The nurse is preparing to bathe a client using a self-contained bathing system that has premoistened, disposable washcloths. Which of the following methods for warming the premoistened cloths is correct? - ANSWER Heat the entire package in the microwave, following the manufacturer's recommendation. 5. When performing health education regarding hygiene, the nurse should advise female clients to avoid the use of which of the following? Select all that apply. - ANSWER Routine douching • Vaginal deodorants 6. A client is receiving radiation treatments for thyroid cancer and has stomatitis. When planning care, the nurse identifies which priority nursing diagnosis? - ANSWER Imbalanced nutrition: less than body requirements 7. When bathing a patient, the nurse notices that the patient has a rash on her arms. What would be an appropriate nursing intervention? - ANSWER Use a tepid bath to relieve inflammation and itching 8. A client who has been staying at a health care facility for 2 months develops corns on his feet. A corn is a kind of inflammation on the feet. To which of the following people should the nurse send the client for relief? - ANSWER Podiatrist 9. A nurse is preparing the environment in a hospital room for a newly admitted patient. Which actions are recommended? (Select all that apply.) - ANSWER Do not place soiled dressings or anything with a strong odor in the waste receptacle in the patient's room. • In general, keep the room temperature between 20° and 23°C (68° and 74°F). • Avoid carrying out conversations immediately outside the patient's room 10. A nurse is washing a patient's hair using a shampoo cap. Which of the following is an accurate step in this procedure? - ANSWER Remove and discard the cap and dry the hair with a towel. 11. A nurse caring for the skin of patients of different age groups should consider which accurately described condition? - ANSWER An adolescent's skin ordinarily has enlarged sebaceous glands and increased glandular secretions. 12. When caring for a patient with dentures, what should the nurse teach the patient? - ANSWER Keeping dentures out for long periods of time permits the gum line to change, affecting denture fit. 13. A nurse is providing perineal care for a female client who has a decreased level of consciousness. Which of the following techniques should the nurse employ when providing this care? - ANSWER Wipe from the pubic area toward the anal area 14. A nurse is assisting a client with his bed bath. The client states, "I can do it myself." The nurse's best response is: - ANSWER "I will set up your bath for you. I will come back and help you with your bath." 15. Which of the following methods can be used to remove a patient's soft contact lenses? Select all that apply - ANSWER • Ask the patient remove them, if able. • Use the pads of the index finger and thumb to gentle pinch and remove the lens. 16. A nurse is assessing the client's ability to perform ear care. Which statement by the client requires further teaching by the nurse? - ANSWER "I use cotton-tipped applicators daily to remove cerumen." 17. A nurse is caring for a client with a decreased level of consciousness. When performing mouth care, the nurse understands the importance of what type of positioning to decrease complications of oral care? - ANSWER The client should be placed in a side-lying position to prevent aspiration. 18. A nurse is providing nail care to clients admitted to a health care facility. The nurse should know that which clients are most susceptible to nail problems? - ANSWER Clients with diabetes 19. The nurse is assisting a 56-year-old female, who has undergone a mastectomy, with her morning care. Which action by the client requires further teaching by the nurse? - ANSWER The client applies deodorant.