Nurs 221 Final Exam – Review Questions & Answers
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- infection
- blockage
- stomal and peristomes skin issues
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Concepts related hygiene, elimination,
1 complications of urostomy 2
immobility
3 how do moisturizers work? 4 afternoon care
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Terms in this set (95)
, Concepts related hygiene, elimination, - infection control
immobility - nutrition
- development
- functional ability
- cognition
- self care
- fluids and electrolytes
what to assess for before beginning - what can the patient do independently?
with a patient's care - what will their medical/condition allow?
- what are their preferences and normal practices?
- what are their needs related to hygiene?
- who usually assists with their hygiene?
- what are their teaching needs?
- what else would be important to do at thus time?
what to do for early morning care - bathroom, urinal or assistance to the bathroom
- washing hands and face
- oral care
- prepare for breakfast
what to do for morning care (AM care) - bath, shower or bed bath
- hair care and shaving
- oral care
- foot/nail care
- dressing in clothes or changing gown
- bed linen change
afternoon care - washing hands and face (to refresh)
- oral care
- elimination needs
- checking bed linens
HS or evening - washing face and hands
- oral care
- elimination needs
- changing into a new gown or bed clothes
- back massage
- straightening up area to reduce clutter
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study using Learn
- infection
- blockage
- stomal and peristomes skin issues
Choose an answer
Concepts related hygiene, elimination,
1 complications of urostomy 2
immobility
3 how do moisturizers work? 4 afternoon care
Don't know?
Terms in this set (95)
, Concepts related hygiene, elimination, - infection control
immobility - nutrition
- development
- functional ability
- cognition
- self care
- fluids and electrolytes
what to assess for before beginning - what can the patient do independently?
with a patient's care - what will their medical/condition allow?
- what are their preferences and normal practices?
- what are their needs related to hygiene?
- who usually assists with their hygiene?
- what are their teaching needs?
- what else would be important to do at thus time?
what to do for early morning care - bathroom, urinal or assistance to the bathroom
- washing hands and face
- oral care
- prepare for breakfast
what to do for morning care (AM care) - bath, shower or bed bath
- hair care and shaving
- oral care
- foot/nail care
- dressing in clothes or changing gown
- bed linen change
afternoon care - washing hands and face (to refresh)
- oral care
- elimination needs
- checking bed linens
HS or evening - washing face and hands
- oral care
- elimination needs
- changing into a new gown or bed clothes
- back massage
- straightening up area to reduce clutter
