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What condition is characterized by paralysis on one side of the body?
What condition is characterized by paralysis on one side of the body?
- Quadriplegia
- Hemiplegia (correct)
- Paraplegia
- Hemiparesis
Which of the following is a recommended action for clients with amputations?
Which of the following is a recommended action for clients with amputations?
- Encourage standing for extended periods
- Avoid assistive devices
- Restrict bathing to the bathroom only
- Assess clients' balance and strength (correct)
Which part of the digestive system is primarily responsible for nutrient absorption?
Which part of the digestive system is primarily responsible for nutrient absorption?
- Esophagus
- Large intestine
- Small intestine (correct)
- Stomach
What is the main role of carbohydrates in nutrition?
What is the main role of carbohydrates in nutrition?
What defines paraplegia?
What defines paraplegia?
Which organ is primarily responsible for producing bile?
Which organ is primarily responsible for producing bile?
Which condition involves a gradual decline in the ability to perform self-care?
Which condition involves a gradual decline in the ability to perform self-care?
Which of the following is a common challenge associated with bariatric care?
Which of the following is a common challenge associated with bariatric care?
What is a primary goal of parenteral nutrition?
What is a primary goal of parenteral nutrition?
Which factor increases the risk for impaired skin integrity in older adults?
Which factor increases the risk for impaired skin integrity in older adults?
What does a low score on the Braden Scale indicate?
What does a low score on the Braden Scale indicate?
Which of the following is a complication related to parenteral nutrition?
Which of the following is a complication related to parenteral nutrition?
During a wound assessment, which sign indicates the wound may be worsening?
During a wound assessment, which sign indicates the wound may be worsening?
What type of wound is categorized as chronic?
What type of wound is categorized as chronic?
What is an essential aspect of a surgical wound assessment?
What is an essential aspect of a surgical wound assessment?
Which population is particularly at risk for skin integrity issues due to mobility alterations?
Which population is particularly at risk for skin integrity issues due to mobility alterations?
What is the purpose of performing a complete bed bath?
What is the purpose of performing a complete bed bath?
Which method of bathing involves the client participating in the cleaning process?
Which method of bathing involves the client participating in the cleaning process?
When caring for a diabetic client's feet, what is the most important precaution?
When caring for a diabetic client's feet, what is the most important precaution?
What is the correct order of cleaning the body during personal hygiene care?
What is the correct order of cleaning the body during personal hygiene care?
What is the correct method for cleaning a male client's perineal area?
What is the correct method for cleaning a male client's perineal area?
What is a sign of normal oral care?
What is a sign of normal oral care?
How should you rinse the eyes during hygiene care?
How should you rinse the eyes during hygiene care?
What should be avoided when cleaning a client's ears?
What should be avoided when cleaning a client's ears?
What is a common age-related change that nurses may observe in older clients regarding mobility?
What is a common age-related change that nurses may observe in older clients regarding mobility?
Which position involves the client lying on their stomach?
Which position involves the client lying on their stomach?
What does the term 'activity tolerance' refer to in a mobility assessment?
What does the term 'activity tolerance' refer to in a mobility assessment?
Which factor can significantly influence a client's hygiene practices?
Which factor can significantly influence a client's hygiene practices?
Which of the following is a common respiratory position that elevates the head?
Which of the following is a common respiratory position that elevates the head?
What is the primary purpose of maintaining good hygiene practices?
What is the primary purpose of maintaining good hygiene practices?
Which of the following clients is at risk for needing assistance during hygiene care?
Which of the following clients is at risk for needing assistance during hygiene care?
Which mobility assessment component evaluates both balance and the ability to perform daily activities?
Which mobility assessment component evaluates both balance and the ability to perform daily activities?
What is the primary reason providers order therapeutic diets?
What is the primary reason providers order therapeutic diets?
Which of the following signs is indicative of hypoglycemia?
Which of the following signs is indicative of hypoglycemia?
What type of enteral nutrition is appropriate for a patient requiring long-term feeding?
What type of enteral nutrition is appropriate for a patient requiring long-term feeding?
Which dietary modification is specifically recommended for patients on a renal diet?
Which dietary modification is specifically recommended for patients on a renal diet?
What is the first method to verify the placement of an NG tube?
What is the first method to verify the placement of an NG tube?
Which symptom is associated with hyperglycemia?
Which symptom is associated with hyperglycemia?
What is one complication that may arise from enteral tube feeding?
What is one complication that may arise from enteral tube feeding?
Which of the following conditions should be avoided when placing an NG tube?
Which of the following conditions should be avoided when placing an NG tube?
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