Guide: Patient Safety, Wound Care, Catheter Care, Infection Control,
6/9/26, 5:10 Ostomy, End-of-Life, Sterile Technique & Delegation | LPN Nursing Exam
PM
Prep | Graded A+
Safety Hazard Condition posing risk of harm to clients.
Weight-sensitive sensor mat Device alerts staff when client moves.
Tr nscutaneous electrical nerve stimulation Pain relief method using electrical impulses.
a
Bila
teral wrist restraints Devices to limit movement of both wrists.
Ca
pillary refill Time taken for color to return to nail bed.
In
d welling urinary catheter Tube inserted into bladder for urine drainage.
Exp
ress consent Client's clear agreement for a medical procedure.
Co
nsent form Document confirming client's permission for treatment.
Ho
me safety assessment Evaluation of client's living environment for hazards.
Sto
ol riser Elevated platform for easier toilet access.
Thr
ow rugs Loose floor coverings that can cause falls.
Pea
k flow meter Device measuring airflow in asthma management.
Vi
d
eo demonstration Visual guide for teaching a procedure.
M
o
uth care for unconscious client Hygiene practice for non-responsive patients.
Per
sonal protective equipment (PPE) Gear to protect healthcare workers from infection.
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, Guide: Patient Safety, Wound Care, Catheter Care, Infection Control,
6/9/26, 5:10 Ostomy, End-of-Life, Sterile Technique & Delegation | LPN Nursing Exam
PM
Prep | Graded A+
Wound irrigation Cleaning procedure for infected wounds.
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) Bacteria resistant to common antibiotics.
Postoperative care Support and monitoring after surgical procedures.
Limb loss acceptance Client's emotional adjustment to losing a limb.
Arthritis management Strategies to alleviate joint pain and improve mobility.
NG tube Nasal tube for gastric decompression.
Gastric decompression Removal of stomach contents to relieve pressure.
Handrail support Using railings for stability on stairs.
Gloved fingers Covered fingers used for patient care.
Greenish-yellow drainage Indicates possible infection; should be reported.
Gastric contents in air vent Sign of potential complication; requires immediate attention.
FLA CC scale Pain assessment tool for non-verbal patients.
Communication board Facilitates interaction with non-English speaking clients.
Westerly syndrome Condition requiring dietary restrictions, particularly potassium.
Incident report Documentation for adverse events or safety issues.
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, Guide: Patient Safety, Wound Care, Catheter Care, Infection Control,
6/9/26, 5:10 Ostomy, End-of-Life, Sterile Technique & Delegation | LPN Nursing Exam
PM
Prep | Graded A+
Postmortem care Care provided after a patient's death.
Environmental stressors Factors affecting patient comfort in healthcare settings.
Vit min C intake Essential for wound healing; citrus fruits recommended.
a
Pal
liative care Focuses on comfort and quality of life.
Clie
nt's personal belongings Should be secured after death for family.
Clie
nt's dietary restrictions Specific foods to avoid based on medical conditions.
Ass
isting with transfers Requires proper technique to ensure client safety.
Re
suscitation discussions Important in palliative care context; often avoided.
Em
otional support Critical for families during serious illness.
Bu
r
ns from heating pad Requires incident report due to injury.
Dis
orientation and falls Serious incident; necessitates reporting and review.
Te
m
perature dissatisfaction Minor issue; may not require formal reporting.
Vis
itor's fainting Potential safety concern; should be documented.
Nu
tritional recommendations Guidance on food choices to meet health needs.
Clie
nt's condition confidentiality Protects patient privacy; information should not be shared.
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, Guide: Patient Safety, Wound Care, Catheter Care, Infection Control,
6/9/26, 5:10 Ostomy, End-of-Life, Sterile Technique & Delegation | LPN Nursing Exam
PM
Prep | Graded A+
Client's care choices Empowers patients; should be respected in planning.
Assisting with standing Proper body mechanics are essential for safety.
Vitamin C Essential nutrient for wound healing.
Pal
liative Care Supportive care for serious illness.
Clie
nt Advocacy Speaking on behalf of the client's needs.
Adv
ance Directives Legal documents for healthcare decisions.
Sco
liosis Abnormal lateral curvature of the spine.
Pro
per Lifting Techniques Strategies to prevent back injury.
He
aring Loss Communication Methods to enhance communication with hearing-impaired.
Fev
er Management Actions to reduce elevated body temperature.
De
ep Vein Thrombosis Signs Indicators of potential blood clot in veins.
Eth
ical Principles in Nursing Guidelines for ethical patient care.
Infe
ction Control Practices to prevent spread of infections.
Clo
stridium difficile Bacterial infection causing severe diarrhea.
Em
otional Support Providing psychological assistance during illness.
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6/9/26, 5:10 Ostomy, End-of-Life, Sterile Technique & Delegation | LPN Nursing Exam
PM
Prep | Graded A+
Safety Hazard Condition posing risk of harm to clients.
Weight-sensitive sensor mat Device alerts staff when client moves.
Tr nscutaneous electrical nerve stimulation Pain relief method using electrical impulses.
a
Bila
teral wrist restraints Devices to limit movement of both wrists.
Ca
pillary refill Time taken for color to return to nail bed.
In
d welling urinary catheter Tube inserted into bladder for urine drainage.
Exp
ress consent Client's clear agreement for a medical procedure.
Co
nsent form Document confirming client's permission for treatment.
Ho
me safety assessment Evaluation of client's living environment for hazards.
Sto
ol riser Elevated platform for easier toilet access.
Thr
ow rugs Loose floor coverings that can cause falls.
Pea
k flow meter Device measuring airflow in asthma management.
Vi
d
eo demonstration Visual guide for teaching a procedure.
M
o
uth care for unconscious client Hygiene practice for non-responsive patients.
Per
sonal protective equipment (PPE) Gear to protect healthcare workers from infection.
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, Guide: Patient Safety, Wound Care, Catheter Care, Infection Control,
6/9/26, 5:10 Ostomy, End-of-Life, Sterile Technique & Delegation | LPN Nursing Exam
PM
Prep | Graded A+
Wound irrigation Cleaning procedure for infected wounds.
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) Bacteria resistant to common antibiotics.
Postoperative care Support and monitoring after surgical procedures.
Limb loss acceptance Client's emotional adjustment to losing a limb.
Arthritis management Strategies to alleviate joint pain and improve mobility.
NG tube Nasal tube for gastric decompression.
Gastric decompression Removal of stomach contents to relieve pressure.
Handrail support Using railings for stability on stairs.
Gloved fingers Covered fingers used for patient care.
Greenish-yellow drainage Indicates possible infection; should be reported.
Gastric contents in air vent Sign of potential complication; requires immediate attention.
FLA CC scale Pain assessment tool for non-verbal patients.
Communication board Facilitates interaction with non-English speaking clients.
Westerly syndrome Condition requiring dietary restrictions, particularly potassium.
Incident report Documentation for adverse events or safety issues.
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, Guide: Patient Safety, Wound Care, Catheter Care, Infection Control,
6/9/26, 5:10 Ostomy, End-of-Life, Sterile Technique & Delegation | LPN Nursing Exam
PM
Prep | Graded A+
Postmortem care Care provided after a patient's death.
Environmental stressors Factors affecting patient comfort in healthcare settings.
Vit min C intake Essential for wound healing; citrus fruits recommended.
a
Pal
liative care Focuses on comfort and quality of life.
Clie
nt's personal belongings Should be secured after death for family.
Clie
nt's dietary restrictions Specific foods to avoid based on medical conditions.
Ass
isting with transfers Requires proper technique to ensure client safety.
Re
suscitation discussions Important in palliative care context; often avoided.
Em
otional support Critical for families during serious illness.
Bu
r
ns from heating pad Requires incident report due to injury.
Dis
orientation and falls Serious incident; necessitates reporting and review.
Te
m
perature dissatisfaction Minor issue; may not require formal reporting.
Vis
itor's fainting Potential safety concern; should be documented.
Nu
tritional recommendations Guidance on food choices to meet health needs.
Clie
nt's condition confidentiality Protects patient privacy; information should not be shared.
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, Guide: Patient Safety, Wound Care, Catheter Care, Infection Control,
6/9/26, 5:10 Ostomy, End-of-Life, Sterile Technique & Delegation | LPN Nursing Exam
PM
Prep | Graded A+
Client's care choices Empowers patients; should be respected in planning.
Assisting with standing Proper body mechanics are essential for safety.
Vitamin C Essential nutrient for wound healing.
Pal
liative Care Supportive care for serious illness.
Clie
nt Advocacy Speaking on behalf of the client's needs.
Adv
ance Directives Legal documents for healthcare decisions.
Sco
liosis Abnormal lateral curvature of the spine.
Pro
per Lifting Techniques Strategies to prevent back injury.
He
aring Loss Communication Methods to enhance communication with hearing-impaired.
Fev
er Management Actions to reduce elevated body temperature.
De
ep Vein Thrombosis Signs Indicators of potential blood clot in veins.
Eth
ical Principles in Nursing Guidelines for ethical patient care.
Infe
ction Control Practices to prevent spread of infections.
Clo
stridium difficile Bacterial infection causing severe diarrhea.
Em
otional Support Providing psychological assistance during illness.
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